Hot in Cleveland airs on TV Land, a channel best known for recycling classic sitcoms. It’s a perfect home, really—not …
This Fox dramedy is a bit like the food at a hospital cafeteria. There’s some good stuff to pick up …
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Murphy Brown might have some viewers seeing red, but the show’s non-political content isn’t too problematic.
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Dad’s in jail, so what are a parentless trio of brothers supposed to do? Well, in this case, move to …
Greg Kinnear plays a semi-likable louse who drinks, gambles and carouses—and sometimes fits in a little lawyering work if he’s …
NBC’s Telenovela is not really great family viewing. Not unless, of course, you’re someone’s evil twin.
Christina Applegate’s new NBC sitcom about tired parents is equal parts realistic, ridiculous and ribald.
Disney’s latest batch of precocious tween stars face all the challenges of high school … even though they’re not really …
UPDATED REVIEW: Old-school TV veterans Melissa Joan Hart and Joey Lawrence team up and go new-school in this ABC Family …
The second season of Disney’s teen sitcom wonders into complex and controversial cultural territory.
An unfunny, wretchedly sophomoric program that sinks so low one half expects to see Beavis and Butt-head jumping into the …
It’s tough to be a young adult trying to live in the 21st century. Especially if you’re dead.
True to form, Belushi plays a slightly off-kilter everyman—named Jim, of course—raising a family in the Chicago suburbs.