Heather Havrilesky

Is Dr. Drew's sexual healing bad for you? Is Dr. Drew's sexual healing bad for you?

VH1's "Sex Rehab With Dr. Drew" crosses the line from awareness-raising to raw voyeurism
  • When did "Parks and Recreation" get so funny?

    NBC's comedy matures from middling civic mockumentary into a smart, hilarious parody of small-town life in America
  • Recessionary rubbernecking, VH1-style

    No house, no job, no wife! "Broke and Famous: Willie Aames" gives the struggling former star a financial beatdown
  • Arrogance rules the small screen!

    From the Voltaggio brothers of "Top Chef" to Don Draper of "Mad Men," grandiosity and swagger make good TV
  • The best and worst of the new TV season

    "Modern Family" springs forward, "FlashForward" falls back, plus "Bored to Death" and "The Good Wife" outperform
  • So your marriage is like an inflamed bunion

    Whose isn't? On "The Good Wife" and "Dexter," rotten betrothals make for great drama
  • "30 Rock" strikes back

    The question raised by the season premiere isn't whether the show is still good. It's how could it get any better?
  • The boy and the balloon

    A heart-stopping media spectacle ends as 6-year-old Falcon Heene is found safe. But what were we watching, and why?
  • High-fiving 40-year-olds? Get out of "Cougar Town"!

    Why has Courteney Cox's painfully manic midlife-crisis sitcom been embraced by fans and critics?
  • Make "Nip/Tuck" a comedy!

    Drop the soap! These abusive but self-doubting lotharios are only getting funnier with age
  • Overpriced antiques for anxious yuppies

    "Man Shops Globe" reveals what's fascinating and horrible about upscale catalog culture
  • Critics' Picks: Sade meets the Marquis de Sade

    Meshell Ndegeocello's unpredictable eighth album curses the darkness, then dives right in
  • The evil savior of "The Hills"

    Plus, "Dollhouse" and "Project Runway" replace the devil you know
  • "The Middle" just middling

    Patricia Heaton's Midwestern matriarch is sometimes funny, but ultimately too manic and silly to embrace
  • Has "Mad Men" gone mad?

    Or maybe Matt Weiner knows that life in America really is that strange and brutal
  • Vengeance equals payola

    Suze Orman, "Survivor" villain Russell and "Californication's" Hank Moody prove sweet revenge can make you rich
  • Best new TV: "Modern Family"

    Look, Mom! A dysfunctional family sitcom that's actually funny!
  • The Emmys are a rerun!

    "Mad Men" and "30 Rock" win! Ricky Gervais kills! This is last year's ceremony, plus one earnest, singing host
  • "Brick City": Like "The Wire," but true

    The Sundance series finds beauty in the intrepid public servants of Newark, N.J.
  • Best new fall TV: "Flash Forward"

    ABC's new serial drama slips the world a roofie and keeps it company
  • Finale recap: "True Blood"

    HBO's popular vampire dramedy ends in a glorious explosion of gore and goofiness
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