Features
Feature articles from some of the best and brightest minds writing about television today.
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POSTED April 5, 2019
How The OA Stopped Being Special and Started Being Great Pop TV
With its second season, the enigmatic Netflix series sacrificed a lot of what made it such a rarefied gift of a show. In return, it became can’t-miss TV.
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POSTED April 5, 2019
Which Real Housewives City is RIght for You?
From the comedy in NYC to the Orange County soap opera to the shade in Atlanta, each iteration of Bravo’s flagship series offers something different for the discerning viewer.
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POSTED April 5, 2019
How Amanda Peet Became TV’s Secret Weapon
She’s the anchor of IFC’s Brockmire, but seek out HBO’s Togetherness for the real all-star performance.
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POSTED April 4, 2019
How Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and its Love Kernels Made TV a Better Place
Rachel Bloom's groundbreaking series is ending with a significant legacy, musically and otherwise.
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POSTED April 4, 2019
Thank God Veep Is Back (and Ending) Before the 2020 Election
Selina Meyer's Washington has been a cynical mirror for our rotted politics.
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POSTED April 3, 2019
Project Runway Is Great Again, Thanks to Some Magical Elves
Returning to Bravo has put the fashion reality competition back in the hands that made it great.
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POSTED April 3, 2019
Why All That Jazz Is a Must-Watch Before Fosse/Verdon
Bob Fosse's 1979 autobiographical film provides all the context you'll need for Sam Rockwell's TV version.