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The IT Crowd Review: Moss and Roy Remain Brilliantly Broken After Two Decades
A review of The IT Crowd, a British workplace comedy about two computer technicians who misunderstand everything.
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Malcolm in the Middle Review: A Brilliantly Broken Family Holds Together Anyway
A review of Malcolm in the Middle, a sitcom about a gifted boy and his two dimwitted brothers, scored 8.8/10.
Before The Enterprise, These 5 Star Trek Actors Rode Through The Ponderosa On Bonanza
Five actors bridged NBC's Old West and outer space, appearing in both Star Trek: The Original Series and Bonanza.
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The X-Files at 33: Still the Blueprint for Smart Genre Television
How The X-Files changed TV horror and conspiracy drama, with its best episodes and lasting influence explained.
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M*A*S*H at 54: The Sitcom That Made War Funny, Sad and True
A deep look at M*A*S*H, the sitcom that redefined TV comedy with its blend of humor and heart, from its iconic cast to its record-breaking finale.
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Law & Order at 36: The Machine That Still Hums
A look back at Law & Order's two-act formula and how it quietly shaped every police procedural that followed.
Why Rod Serling Could Never Get Ray Bradbury’s Writing Right For The Twilight Zone
A tale of two men of letters: why Rod Serling brought but a single Ray Bradbury story unto The Twilight Zone.