Rob Lowe plays Dean Sanderson, an actor out of work after his courtroom procedural is canceled. In a quest for purpose, ‘The Grinder’ follows Sanderson as he tries to translate his skills on set to a real courtroom.
Hard Questions and Hard Laughs Bolster Colbert’s ‘Late Show’
Colbert has proven himself both as a political satirist and celebrity. Behind all the quips and jabs, he never fails to ask tough questions to the guests who venture on stage.
Galifianakis Searches for Identity as Sad Clown in ‘Baskets’
In FXX’s newest comedy, Galifianakis masquerades as a clown, easily juggling staples of idiocy, conflict and incompetence.
Even After 10 Years, It’s Still ‘Sunny in Philadelphia’
‘Sunny’ continues to relish in depravity and absurdity as the all-star cast reigns in their eleventh season.
The Corruption of Art Through Awards
What do the awards ceremonies really mean and why do we hold them in such esteem? In many cases, they are little more than tools, than indicators of true merit or achievement.
Deschanel Departure Leaves Quirky Gap in Fox’s ‘New Girl’
‘New Girl’ eyes new horizons in light of Deschanel’s departure, as Megan Fox joins the regular cast.
‘Grandfathered’ Brings Talent To Aging TV Tropes
John Stamos and Josh Peck display impressive chemistry on screen, despite foreseeable narrative progression, in FOX’s ‘Grandfathered.’
‘Modern Family’ Strikes A Balance Between The Silly And Senimental
Modern Family’s seventh season ramps up the energy and antics, while a exercising a new-found and intriguing maturity.
ABC Mixes Muppet Absurdity With Mockumentry Format
Jim Henson’s classic characters are back and this time taking on real relationships, albeit in the most Muppet-esque fashion.
Jessica Jones Emerges As Another Crime-Fighting Cook In Marvel’s Hell’s Kitchen
The Netflix original starring Krysten Ritter depicts the light and dark side of “new-age” superheroes. Can Jones save herself before saving the world?