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  • Best new TV: "Glee"

    Between the off-color jokes and the show-choir version of "Gold Digger," this bubbly dramedy has razor-sharp teeth
  • Tears for fears

    Why does CW's "Vampire Diaries" leave us cold, while WE's "Adoption Diaries" has us crying our little eyes out?
  • She is anchorwoman, hear her roar

    Diane Sawyer may not be "perky," but in taking over "World News Tonight" she's still facing a notorious boys club
  • The smokin' ladies of "Mad Men"

    Marijuana, marital discord and motherhood on last night's episode of our favorite television drama
  • Going down in flames

    L.A. burns, "Nurse Jackie" fizzles and Courteney Cox inhabits a charred shell of her old TV self in "Cougar Town"
  • What's in store for the women of "Mad Men"?

    Will Betty commit suicide? Will Joan leave her wretched fiance? Predictions and requests for our fave TV females
  • Crazy people are the best

    From "Flipping Out" to "Saving Grace," wackiness is in this summer
  • Woodstock never dies

    A new VH1 documentary by Barbara Kopple suggests that the festival's legacy carries on and on
  • Everyone's favorite weasel

    Vincent Kartheiser explains why he loves playing Pete, Don Draper's bitter foil on "Mad Men"
  • Bratty teens and slutty housewives get their comeuppance

    How cartoonish are Bravo's reality TV shows? A series of animated parodies lets us laugh with (and at) them
  • Will the swinging '60s crush our "Mad Men"?

    A huge culture shock awaits Sterling Cooper. Here's a look at the "creative revolution" that hit the ad world
  • The dream life of Don Draper

    The "Mad Men" are sweating bullets, but the show's hero is cool and collected. Is denial to blame -- or to thank?
  • Are they "Hung"?

    Male escorts on the truth -- and fiction -- behind the HBO show
  • Critics' Picks: The Holy Grail of "Dollhouse"

    The first season DVD of Joss Whedon's drama offers an extra episode -- the show's darkest and most promising yet
  • Slumdog comedian

    "SNL" alum Chris Kattan exports his desperation in IFC's sweet summer miniseries "Bollywood Hero"
  • Critics' Picks: Witness protectiveness program

    On "In Plain Sight," Fred Weller is more than a nerdy sidekick. He's one of the show's great pleasures
  • Critics' Picks: Suicide boys

    "Boy Interrupted" tells the story of an emotionally unstable kid whose parents loved him -- but it wasn't enough
  • Who wants to be a billionaire?

    Smug rich people condescend to hapless entrepreneurs on Mark Burnett's new reality show, "Shark Tank"
  • What if you set "Grey's Anatomy" in outer space?

    ABC's drama "Defying Gravity" sends McDreamy astronauts on a collision course with a meteor made of stinky cheese
  • Deep inside the Boosh

    Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt of "The Mighty Boosh" talk about bringing their fantastical cult hit to America
  • Critics' Picks: The original time-traveling cop

    The DVD of the British version of the TV series "Life on Mars" cuts a window into another world
  • Embrace the reality TV underdogs!

    TV experiments with the unbearable importance of looks, from "More To Love" to "Dating in the Dark"
  • I actually was 16 and pregnant

    And while TV often bungles what it's like to be a teen mother, MTV's reality series got it (mostly, movingly) right
  • Critics' Picks: Secrets of "Mad Men"

    Cast and crew guide us through the second season DVD commentary, from the evolution of Peggy to the real Don Draper
  • My life as a "Guiding Light" extra

    I'm not an orderly, but I play one on TV. Until September, that is, when daytime's first soap goes off the air
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