And so we came to the last day of a serial that lasted nearly two years – an epic of Dickensian sweep and proportion, full of laugher (hearty, bitter, satirical) and tears (of sorrow, of joy, of frustration), with an enormous cast of characters that a generation ago would have been considered unlikely at best – the stuff of speculative fiction.
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Come with me now to a time of magic!
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In the beginning, the
TV picture was small and fuzzy and black-and-white.
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“Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives” is not your usual edition of “Nova,” the
PBS science anthology.
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Lifetime Television, no longer officially the Network for Women (but unofficially, yes, still), tonight presents its first situation comedy in a decade, “Rita Rocks.”
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“Living Proof” is a new Lifetime
TV docudrama about Dr.
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It’s not quite fair to say that the treehouse is the star of “Crusoe,” a 13-week
NBC series that takes off from, but does not strictly speaking adapt, Daniel Defoe’s “The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe of York, Mariner,” to give it only part of its full title.
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“The Starter Wife,” premiering tonight on
USA Network, picks up from last year’s miniseries of the same name.
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As a fan of the original British “Life on Mars,” whose American makeover begins tonight on
ABC, I approach the redo at a disadvantage.
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