Showtime

So your marriage is like an inflamed bunion So your marriage is like an inflamed bunion

Whose isn't? On "The Good Wife" and "Dexter," rotten betrothals make for great drama
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    In Showtime's "Nurse Jackie," Edie Falco transforms the heroic hospital drama into a dark dramedy.
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    Soothing summer TV, coming right up! A handy guide to some televised offerings to sedate you as the mercury rises.
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    Newsflash: Whores and wanton hussies happier, more productive than ever! Bed-hopping tarts rule the small screen, from "Secret Diary of a Call Girl" to "Mistresses."
  • My mom's multiple personalities drive me crazy!

    In "United States of Tara," Toni Collette turns in a brilliant performance as a woman with dissociative identity disorder.
  • Finale wrap-up: "Weeds"

    Nancy Botwin finds a conscience and almost loses everything else -- again.
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    Jeff Lewis of "Flipping Out" embodies the tragicomic hothouse flower, while Nancy Botwin of "Weeds" makes the world safe for lazy, self-involved moms.
  • Pretty heads will roll

    Showtime's "The Tudors" transforms King Henry VIII's power grab into beautifully costumed soft porn.
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    NBC's "Phenomenon" makes mincemeat out of magic. Plus: Whose acting is more skilled, Lauren of "The Hills" or Flower of "Meerkat Manor"?
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    The hapless underachievers of "The Office" and "30 Rock" bumble onward, while the charms of "Californication's" pretentious antihero wear dangerously thin.
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    ABC's "Brothers & Sisters" dishes up sweet, syrupy melodrama while Showtime's "Brotherhood" serves its darkest turns straight, with no cream or sugar.
  • TV Daily

    Salon's guide to what to watch on Friday and this weekend: Michael C. Hall returns as an appealing homicidal maniac in the second season of "Dexter."
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    Salon's guide to what to watch on Monday: On Showtime, "Weeds" returns for its third season and the smart, edgy "Californication" debuts.
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    When the infinite TV universe feels cold and unkind, "Weeds" and "Flight of the Conchords" remind you it's a small world after all. Plus: "The Company" treads over well-trodden ground.
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    Showtime's "Californication," Bravo's "Flipping Out" and CBS' "Big Brother 8" demonstrate why hedonism and self-indulgence are no shortcut to happiness.
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    Why should you care about pirates or polygamists? Because TV's subcultural anthropologists want you to care!
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    Despots rule! Vic Mackey of "The Shield" seeks revenge, while Showtime invents a slimmer, sexier King Henry VIII.
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    Finale night! "Rome," "The L Word" and "Battlestar Galactica" end their seasons with strange twists, bad jokes and misplaced protest songs.
  • This American TV

    A television version of Ira Glass' beloved radio program "This American Life" could have been deadly. But the new Showtime series is as lively and vibrant as the original.
  • Still smokin'

    Showtime's "Weeds" grows stronger and even more unruly in its sophomore season, sending safe, suburban family life up in smoke.
  • L is for Lame

    The cringe-inducing theme song for "The L Word"
  • Land of the lipstick lesbians

    Showtime's dramedy "The L Word" gives us a cast with an impossibly glossy, positive and superficial sheen.
  • Smells like teen spirituality

    Why have the networks brought us four -- count 'em! -- new shows about rebellious young heroines in touch with the supernatural world? God only knows.
  • A "mind-numbingly boring" propaganda film

    A 9/11 widow reviews last night's Showtime film about President Bush's actions on and after that fateful morning.
  • "Lift" and the failure of indie cinema

    Why did one of the smartest American movies of recent years go straight to Showtime?
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