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Brawl in "The Family" Brawl in "The Family"
ABC's clumsy new reality series takes a cartoonish swing at class and cultural difference. But the Italian-American family at its center won't play the network's game.
I'm a TV viewer -- get me out of here! I'm a TV viewer -- get me out of here!
Watching faux-celebrities marinate in the Australian rain forest for 15 painful hours proves that even in the alternate universe of reality TV, less is more.
Some like it hot
Searching for "America's sexiest people" on ABC's new reality pageant -- and then ripping them a new one -- sounds like fun at first. Then the horror sets in.
What's Spanish for "fuhgeddaboudit"? What's Spanish for "fuhgeddaboudit"?
NBC's drug-lord miniseries "Kingpin" isn't really a crude Latino rip-off of "The Sopranos," say its creators, it's ... Shakespearean! Plus: "Dragnet" -- it's about a cop.
Dark late-night of the soul Dark late-night of the soul
Helpless, alone, rejected by female guests except Tammy Faye Bakker, Jimmy Kimmel drifts toward the ninth circle of talk-show hell.
Brewskis, butt jokes and reefer madness
This year's Super Bowl ads reflect a depressed nation: We need jobs, our animals don't talk anymore and we're terrified of big butts and bad drugs. How 'bout a beer?
Spy vs. spy (vs. Mom and Dad) Spy vs. spy (vs. Mom and Dad)
ABC's "Alias" features a butt-kicking espionage babe, awesome costumes and settings and possibly the most convoluted family drama in TV history. So why isn't it huge yet?
Reality TV's clone wars Reality TV's clone wars
Yeah, "The Bachelorette" and the rest of the next-gen reality shows are the mutant offspring of deformed parents. Sometimes that's better.
Boom! Now you've got something! Boom! Now you've got something!
John Madden and Al Michaels are meshing nicely on "Monday Night Football" -- but don't assume they're the best in the business.
Same old mish-"M*A*S*H"! Stat! Same old mish-"M*A*S*H"! Stat!
On "MDs" and "Presidio Med," rogue, renegade and maverick doctors search for a cure for HMOs.
They care a lot They care a lot
The cops, firefighters and paramedics of ABC's reality series "Boston 24/7" are so inspiring, dedicated and hardworking it's ... weirdly depressing. Still, just try to switch it off.
Scenes from the class struggle on Long Island Scenes from the class struggle on Long Island
Barbara Kopple's "The Hamptons" offers a dishy, surprisingly soft-focus vision of the summer playground for America's elite and those who want to be them.
Mensch, or passive-aggressive prima donna?
Letterman stayed out of the brawl over whether he'd replace Ted Koppel's "Nightline," but his minions' manipulations still made the late-night king look bad.
A Pee-wee by any other name ... A Pee-wee by any other name ...
There's something oddly familiar about the impish host of ABC's "You Don't Know Jack." Plus: Martin Short in "Primetime Glick."
Prime-time hypocrisy Prime-time hypocrisy
Barbara Walters helped ruin television news. So how did she get to be a martyr for journalistic credibility?
Episode 8: "The Mole" burns us again!
On the penultimate show ... nothing happens.
Bury the hatchet
Episode 7: Anderson Cooper -- know-nothing host, humble mumbler, defender of art. Plus: Charlie walks the plank!
Charlie gets mean
Episode 6: Psst! Wanna buy a naked picture of Anderson Cooper?
The Spanish prisoners
"The Mole," Episode 5: On this show, we're all in the dumb group!
Of Vanderbilts and Viagra
"The Mole," Episode 4: Coop's got mom problems; Charlie's got girl trouble!
"Friends." "Survivor." "Thunderdome." "Friends." "Survivor." "Thunderdome."
How the NBC-CBS Thursday-night rivalry spun out of control.
A whole lotta bull
"The Mole," Episode 3: Charlie gets gored where it really hurts; Kate takes it all off, but a suddenly demure network shows us no skin.
We're beginning to miss Julie Chen!
"The Mole," Episode 2: In which the French Riviera is made to seem boring.
The return of Chicken George The return of Chicken George
"The Mole," Episode 1: In which we are tormented by the Ghost of Reality TV Shows Past.
Miss America or Miss Disney?
On this year's Miss America contest, ABC's corporate synergy turned the beauty pageant into a small world after all.
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