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TNT’s ‘Dallas’ preview during ‘The Closer’ and ‘Rizzoli and Isles’: It looked pretty dang fun: VIDEO
TNT provided a preview of its Dallas sequel during the season premieres of The Closer and Rizzoli & Isles. It’s impossible to judge any show on the basis of a one-plus heavily-edited minutes, but given the mix of Dallas stars old and new, Dallas redux looks… purty tantalizin’.Collected in thened's videos Jul 11, 2011 -
Jay Leno bombed with Casey Anthony jokes last night
If you wanted righteous satire about the dismaying Anthony verdict, you were out of luck, with Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert on vacation. In fact, most of late-night was on vacation, except for Jay Leno, who bypassed satire of the media and stuck with what he knows best: “It was so hot today, people wereCollected in thened's videos Jul 6, 2011 -
ABC News thinks you’re too dumb to know what ‘perspicacious’ means
ABC News added a graphic to yesterday’s current-events show This Week when host Christiane Amanpour used the word “perspicacious” to describe Benjamin Franklin’s wisdom. Check out the graphic ABC put up, defining the word, about six minutes into this clip: This isn’t merely insulting; it’s also a depressing, dismaying precedent to set.Collected in thened's videos Jul 4, 2011 -
France rips off Craig Ferguson; c’est bon avec Craig!
The French, I tell ya. They tried to rip off Elvis Presley and all they came up with was Johnny Hallyday.Collected in thened's videos Jun 28, 2011 -
The must-watch TV show of the night: ‘Hot Coffee’ on HBO
Just a quick heads-up: If you can, watch Hot Coffee on HBO tonight at 9 p.m. EST.Collected in thened's videos Jun 27, 2011 -
Peter Falk was Columbo and a whole lot more: a career-spanning appreciation
One of the most accomplished television, movie, and stage actors to ever create a pop culture icon, Peter Falk was Columbo, and he was also a helluva a lot more than that, too. His work in movies such as The Princess Bride, Wings of Desire, and The In-Laws, and especially in the proto-indie films madeCollected in thened's videos Jun 24, 2011 -
Why it’s important for ‘Wilfred’ to exist: ‘Louie’ season premiere review
On Thursday night, FX introduced a comedy hour consisting of two shows: Wilfred, a new sitcom starring Elijah Wood, and the second-season premiere of Louie, Louie C.K.’s achingly funny series. Wilfred has received mixed reviews — among TV critics, it’s probably the summer’s most divisive sitcom this side of Ice Loves Coco (I’m kidding, Ice-T!Collected in thened's videos Jun 24, 2011 -
Grading ‘The Voice’ judges’ performances: Blake, Christina, and Adam give it their all… well, two out of three did…
I like the two-hour versions of The Voice more than the one-hours because they give us a chance to see and hear more of the coaches. By which I mean I’m fascinated by the ongoing spectacle of Christina Aguilera sitting in her judge’s chair as though it was a queen’s throne, tossing out that mixtureCollected in thened's videos Jun 22, 2011 -
Jane Lynch and Bill Maher read the Anthony Weiner Facebook messages: VIDEO very NSFW
Last night on Real Time with Bill Maher, the host brought out Jane Lynch to read transcriptions with him of the Facebook messages exchanged by Rep. Anthony Weiner and blackjack dealer Lisa Weiss.Collected in thened's videos Jun 11, 2011 -
Craig Ferguson to do his show from Paris: Sacre bleu!
Craig Ferguson announced on last night’s Late Late Show that he’ll be taking his show to Paris for a week’s worth of shows. He noted that he’ll probably have to temporarily rename his program Le Late Late Show Avec Craig Ferguson.Collected in thened's videos Jun 7, 2011 -
Jon Stewart went easy on his pal Anthony Weiner. He was the only one.
Jon Stewart may have been the only television news commentator in America on Monday who did not pounce on Rep. Anthony Weiner and beat him up verbally for admitting he lied about his Twitter gaffe.Collected in thened's videos Jun 6, 2011 -
James Arness has died: why he was the greatest TV Western lawman
James Arness, a great Sequoia tree in the forest of TV Western heroes, has died; he was 88. Arness is immortal in TV history as Marshal Matt Dillon on Gunsmoke, the longest-running network drama in television history with the most episodes.Collected in thened's videos Jun 3, 2011 -
Sarah Palin wins by behaving like a pop star, not a politician: Could a cross between Angelina Jolie and Lady Gaga get nominated? Sure.
From Memorial Day weekend through today and beyond, Sarah Palin is dominating the TV news cycle. She’s doing it by providing garishly irresistible visuals — footage of her big bus, its sides decorated with images of the Constitution, the phrase “One Nation,” and a plug for her website sarahpac.com — and by providing no interviewsCollected in thened's videos Jun 1, 2011 -
Why do we like Tom Selleck so much?
Tonight, Tom Selleck will star in another of his Jesse Stone TV-movies, this one titled Jesse Stone: Innocents Lost. In it, Selleck’s Jesse has lost his job with the Paradise, Mass., police department, he’s drinking heavily, and he’s haunted by the death of a girl he once tried to help.Collected in thened's videos May 22, 2011 -
‘Saturday Night Live’ season finale recap: Justin Timberlake and Lady Gaga, a formidable team
Saturday Night Live wrapped up its season by opting for familiar characters and sketches that ranged from quite to very funny. Host Justin Timberlake acted, danced, and, yes, sang up a storm, but so did music guest Lady Gaga, who proved to be a delightfully game addition to a number of sketches.Collected in thened's videos May 22, 2011 -
‘Saturday Night Live’ finale with Justin Timberlake and Lady Gaga: Your opinion is desired.
Oh my, is it the end of the season for Saturday Night Live already? Well, what better way to cap it off with one of the show’s best hosts, Justin Timberlake?Collected in thened's videos May 21, 2011 -
Jon Stewart debated Bill O’Reilly about Common: Behold, the trumped-up outrage! VIDEO
Jon Stewart took Bill O’Reilly up on his challenge to debate the invitation of Common to a White House poetry reading last week. If you haven’t heard much about this controversy, don’t worry: The two people in America it seems to most concern, at this point, are Bill O’Reilly and Jon Stewart.Collected in thened's videos May 16, 2011 -
‘Saturday Night Live’ with host Ed Helms: Your opinion is desired.
Ed Helms hosts Saturday Night Live this week, with Paul Simon as the music guest. Helms’ comic style — the intelligently effusive — should serve him well in the SNL universe.Collected in thened's videos May 14, 2011 -
Craig Ferguson hosted crime writer Lawrence Block: Of alcoholism and green neckties
Last night on The Late Late Show, crime writer Lawrence Block made one of his periodic visits from the East Coast to chat with his pal Craig Ferguson. He was promoting his new novel, A Drop of the Hard Stuff, a terrific new addition to Block’s series of mysteries featuring private detective Matt Scudder.Collected in thened's videos May 13, 2011 -
Obama, bin Laden, and the media: Telling the story, controlling the images
Appearing on 60 Minutes, President Obama told Steve Kroft that the mission to kill Osama bin Laden was “a 55/45 situation. I mean we could not say definitively that bin Laden was there.Collected in thened's videos May 8, 2011
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thened TNT provided a preview of its Dallas sequel during the season premieres of The Closer and Rizzoli & Isles. It’s impossible to judge any show on the basis of a one-plus heavily-edited minutes, but given the mix of Dallas stars old and new, Dallas redux looks… purty tantalizin’. Read More
Jul 11, 2011