• Nielsens Top 10

    Prime-time ratings compiled by Nielsen Media Research for last week.
  • Tuned in to TV

    Wink CEO and confessed TVaholic Maggie Wilderotter is not interested in interactive TV that pushes couch potatoes onto the Web.
  • For the love of the game show

    ABC's "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" hits the jackpot; Fox's "Greed" is not good.
  • I want to be a millionaire!

    In which our hero aces the telephone test, hears an actual voice recording of Regis, qualifies as a contestant and prepares to make his fortune.
  • Patti Smith

    A punk icon in jeans and leather jacket, she added ecstasy and spiritual exaltation to the poet-songwriter equation.
  • ... but I play one on TV

    President Martin Sheen takes the Oval Office on "The West Wing"; Dr. Alan Alda operates again on "ER."
  • Beyond the fringe

    Louis Theroux, host of "Weird Weekends," talks about cutting across cultural margins, straight into the worlds of porn stars and roller-skating survivalists.
  • Busted!

    Melodramatic and ill-conceived, "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" is so bad, it's a crime.
  • Harsh realms

    Fox's "Harsh Realm" sends a soldier into virtual hell, while CBS's "Now and Again" builds the new bionic man.
  • City of Angel

    Buffy's guilt-ridden vampire squeeze lives by night in L.A. Also: "My So-Called Life" meets "The X-Files" in WB's new teen drama "Roswell"
  • Letters to the Editor

    If children are cursing, blame the parents; battle of the sexes on "Family Law"; since when is Jeeves an Internet character?
  • Sharps & flats

    "Saturday Night Live" has 24 years of the best acts in rock 'n' roll on tape. Too bad none of that made it onto a new two-CD compilation.
  • The Web's newest talking head

    What's Sam Donaldson up to with his thrice-weekly webcasts? Something very much like an old TV newscast.
  • D-I-V-O-R-C-E TV

    Three new dramas look on the bright side of life in Splitsville.
  • In with the out crowd

    NBC's affectionate "Freaks and Geeks" lets high school nobodys have their day.
  • Kelleyvision

    The creator of "Ally McBeal" and "The Practice" owns prime time. How many cat fights, dwarf lawyers and middlebrow sermons can we take?
  • An uncivil "Action"

    Fox's raunchy, risky movie industry sitcom opens big -- and it just might have legs
  • How to empower a couch potato

    Can ReplayTV really revolutionize television watching? Well, it can do neat stuff like rewind live broadcasts.
  • With conservatives like these, who needs liberals?

    By signing on to the war on Hollywood, the right has embraced another bad idea from the left.
  • Let us now give "Thanks" some praise

    It's no Arthur Miller masterpiece, but TV's silly, subversive "Thanks" just might be "The Crucible's" sitcom equivalent.
  • The adventures of Sir Peter Ustinov

    The actor, novelist, playwright and director talks about what it was like to follow in Mark Twain's footsteps -- literally.
  • The color of money

    Of course there are blacks on TV. You just have to pay to see them.
  • TV can be a good parent

    The American Academy of Pediatrics says television watching is harmful to babies and toddlers. This mama says: I don't think so.
  • Porn-lite and bland biography

    MTV can't get enough sex, while VH1 keeps strip-mining rock history.
  • Nudity for all!

    Too hot? Lose the swimsuit, say several venerable publications. Plus: Reform Party madness, TV racial quotas and a ridiculous theory on recent violence.
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