Four sitcoms meet the gold standard for comedy and offer a respite from TV’s barrage of criminal drama.
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“Parks and Recreation” and other truly must-see television shows
Under a Texas Sky: NBC’s ‘Friday Night Lights’
In its commitment to place, NBC’s “Friday Night Lights” is something like a William Faulkner novel.
Comic Timing: Can five new comedies survive the fall rush?
Can five new comedies survive the fall rush?
Faith of a Nation: PBS looks at ‘God in America’
While much of importance is included in PBS’ ‘God in America,’ much is left out.
Something Out of Nothing: A look at the sitcom post-Seinfeld
NBC’s “Community” is one example of the complicated situation that is situation comedy.
His Old Kentucky Home: Timothy Olyphant dons the white hat in ‘Justified’
In ‘Justified’ Timothy Olyphant conveys the smoldering rage of an honest man trying to make the world a more honest place.
Regarding Henry: Can an aging king redeem ‘The Tudors’?
Chronciling the last days of King Henry XIII has had a liberating effect on ‘The Tudors.”
War as Hell: ‘The Pacific’ plumbs the heart of darkness
What makes “The Pacific” worth watching is the opportunity to observe the genesis of a new global order.
