Television

“True Blood” seeks to be sophisticated and edgy, but the only thing sharp about it is the actors’ prosthetic fangs.

Both “Gossip Girl” and “Glee” provide startlingly authentic accounts of the primitive needs of contemporary adolescents.

Like Flannery O’Connor, “Mad Men” radically resets a situation so that viewers see themselves from a previously unknown vantage point.

The titular character in TNT’s “Saving Grace” confronts both the wrongs she has committed and the wrongs committed against her.

The theme of family is coded into the language of the CBS show, ‘How I Met Your Mother.’

30 Rock revels in pilfering from a multiplicity of pop culture sources and turning them on their heads.

Airing Tuesday night on PBS: The Released, the grim story of life after prison in Ohio.

From the creator of ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer,’ a new show with much to say about the inviolability of human dignity.

A new PBS documentary looks at the many faces of Jerusalem.

Seeing ourselves as instruments of God