Norman Weiss

TV Tattle Editor

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Despite growing up without cable, Norman Weiss became addicted to television at the age 10 when his parents put their old TV set in his room. He's been curating TV Tattle in one form or another since the year 2000, combing through countless websites, blogs, tweets and photos to create the web's most comprehensive daily roundup of TV news and opinion. 

• POSTED December 19, 2023

  
  The Best TV Lines of 2023
  As the year comes to a close, we're once again highlighting our favorite quotes from across the TV landscape.
• POSTED December 19, 2023

  
  A Murder at the End of the World Quashes the Myth of the 'Ethical Billionaire'
  The whodunit paints Andy Ronson as a man ruled by his insecurities — it just takes sleuth Darby Hart seven episodes to realize it.
• POSTED December 19, 2023

  
  90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way Tell All Keeps Us Guessing Until the Very End
  Shekinah's sticking with Sarper, and Kenny and Armando will be dads again, but no one else's future is certain.
• POSTED December 18, 2023

  
  For Hulu's Such Brave Girls, There's No Such Thing as Overcoming Trauma
  The characters in Kat Sadler's sitcom allow themselves to be defined by their pasts, to surprisingly hilarious results.
• POSTED December 18, 2023

  
  Hallmark's First Lesbian Holiday Romance Friends & Family Christmas Hits the Mark
  The heartwarming movie, which features two openly gay leads, shows the network's commitment to diversifying its storytelling.
• POSTED December 18, 2023

  
  The 10 Best TV Shows of 2023
  These bold dramas and heady comedies show off the limitless potential of the medium.
• POSTED December 17, 2023

  
  Percy Jackson and the Olympians Breathes New Life Into the Franchise
  Plus: Dr. Death tells another stranger-than-fiction tale, What If...? takes the MCU in an exciting direction, and more.
• POSTED December 15, 2023

  
  A Bitcoin Doc, Michelle Yeoh, and More Love Is Blind Are Coming to Netflix in January 2024
  Plus: A pair of stylish British dramas and a comedy special with some racy subject matter directed by Natasha Lyonne.
• POSTED December 15, 2023

  
  Hot Labor Summer Continues on The Gilded Age and For All Mankind
  Wherever workers are, be it Pittsburgh or Mars, they will be exploited — and they will unionize.
• POSTED December 14, 2023

  
  Judith Jones Could Carry Julia's Feminist Themes to a Spin-Off
  Julia Child's book editor has such rich storylines within the New York publishing world — why not let her spread her wings on a show of her own?
• POSTED December 14, 2023

  
  Here's What You Need to Know (and Read) About Percy Jackson and the Olympians
  The Disney+ series is one of the most exciting fantasy adaptations in years.
• POSTED December 14, 2023

  
  By Devolving Into Free PR for the Monarchy, The Crown Forever Tarnished Its Legacy
  The Crown once asked hard questions about the institution, but recent seasons failed to look beyond royal family gossip.
• POSTED December 13, 2023

  
  Sullivan's Crossing's Morgan Kohan and Scott Patterson Break Down the Bombshell Season 1 Finale
  The actors unpack the finale's many cliffhangers, from Maggie's big surprise to Sully's long-held secret.
• POSTED December 13, 2023

  
  The Golden Globes Have Never Needed a Host
  Under new ownership and on a new network, the Globes can embrace the one piece of their past worth revisiting: hostless ceremonies.
• POSTED December 13, 2023

  
  The Comedic Genius of Andre Braugher
  The late actor, who made a name for himself as a dramatic heavyweight, showed off his joyful, Falstaffian side as Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Raymond Holt.