East Of Eden Leads The Day’s TV Picks As Big Brother Crown Goes To A New Winner
A rundown of Thursday's television: a remake of Eden, a tale of war, a coven of witches, and a brotherhood whose final champion is named.
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The Merged Warner Bros./Paramount Streamer Will Keep HBO’s CEO
Warner Bros. Discovery's merged streamer keeps HBO's CEO Bloys while Paramount+'s Holland exits amid the merger.
HBO’s New Harry Potter Series Has a Real Shot at Fixing the Dementors
HBO's Harry Potter series reveals Neville Longbottom's father's wand, a detail the movies never got right. Fans see a glimmer of hope.
TV Reviews8.8/10
‘Treme’: David Simon’s Slow-Burning Portrait of New Orleans After Katrina Earns Its Verdict
A slow-burning portrait of New Orleans after Katrina, Treme earns its reputation as one of the decade's best dramas.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Looking Review: HBO’s First Show About Gay Men Earned Its Acclaim — And Its Cancellation
A look back at Looking, HBO's groundbreaking series about gay men in San Francisco, and its lasting impact.
TV Reviews6.8/10
A Fast, Funny Look at the Lakers Dynasty That Refuses to Respect the Truth
A chronicle of the Lakers dynasty, wherein Buss, West, and Johnson build a machine of spectacle and triumph, though history proves mutable.
TV Reviews7/10
Eighteen Years On, In Treatment Still Sets the Standard for TV Therapy Shows
A quiet, weekly therapy session on HBO, where talk is the whole drama — no narrator, no breaks, just one patient, one therapist, one hour.
HBO’s ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ Could Keep Going Decades — Here’s How
HBO's A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms completes its first season with a format that could let it run for decades without hiatuses.
Lanterns Finally Explains the Mogo Easter Egg After Two Episodes
DC's Lanterns explains the Mogo Easter egg: why the planet is a Green Lantern and why it truly doesn't socialize.
TV Reviews8.5/10
How HBO’s Show Me a Hero Recasts a 1999 Book as a Tragedy of Forced Integration in Yonkers
A tale of a city rent asunder by law, wherein a young mayor must choose between conscience and the fury of his own people.
TV Reviews7.3/10
Fraggle Rock Review: Jim Henson’s Puppet Epic Endures as Children’s Television Landmark
A look back at Fraggle Rock, the beloved Jim Henson puppet series about singing Fraggles, Doozers, and Gorgs.
A Chaotic Business Trip Ends In A Confession About Growing Up
A mother's Frankfurt trip with her silent teen son turns chaotic, ending with a confession that never quite arrives.