by Adam Buckman on Jun 16, 8:00 AM
The first thing one must do when encountering the new "Perry Mason" is to forget everything you think you know about the character.
by Adam Buckman on Jun 15, 9:59 AM
In this new documentary about Mae West, the point is made that she was censored in virtually every form of 20th century entertainment.
by Adam Buckman on Jun 12, 8:00 AM
It is reasonable to wonder if we are now to witness the demise of one of the core categories of TV content -- cops and criminals.
by Adam Buckman on Jun 11, 8:00 AM
When we decide to ban "Gone With the Wind," it is worth weighing what we lose against what we gain in the process.
by Adam Buckman on Jun 10, 8:00 AM
While America burns, and fear and unrest grip the nation, what does our TV news media do? It throws fuel on a fire that does not need any.
by Adam Buckman on Jun 9, 9:46 AM
A TV show title such as "Don't" excites a TV critic's natural instinct to exploit it in a headline.
by Adam Buckman on Jun 8, 9:10 AM
While participating in a Zoom meeting the other day, I pictured myself glancing side to side and up and down at my Zoom compatriots.
by Adam Buckman on Jun 5, 8:00 AM
"Pandemic Amnesia" explores the striking manner in which Americans who lived through the 1918/1919 flu pandemic tended to avoid talking about it.
by Adam Buckman on Jun 4, 8:00 AM
The Cable News Network (CNN) was born on June 1, 1980, and had no competition until 1996.
by Adam Buckman on Jun 3, 8:00 AM
The "TV Blog" always harbors a preference for TV shows about TV -- especially if they are as good as this one.