By Robert Lloyd
Los Angeles Times
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One of the qualities of life that makes it delightful is that, except in stuff like chemical reactions and laws of motion, it proves itself again and again beyond...
By Rick Bentley
The Fresno Bee
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LOS ANGELES — The Disney Television Animation wing has become a force in the cartoon world with the creation of shows such as “Sophia the First,” “Jake and...
By Rick Bentley
The Fresno Bee
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LOS ANGELES — Katherine Heigl won over TV audiences with her work in “Roswell” and “Grey’s Anatomy.” But a string of failed feature film romantic comedies...
By Chuck Barney
Contra Costa Times
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DON’T MISS: “How to Get Away With Murder” — Fall’s most tantalizing new drama finally gets to the heart of its central mystery by showing us who killed...
By Rob Owen
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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It’s surprising it took this long, but Saturday’s 8 p.m. premiere of Hallmark Channel’s “Northpole” marks the first true collaboration between the...
By Yvonne Villarreal
Los Angeles Times
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It was just after 11:30 a.m. when Aaron Sorkin rose from the hulking leather club chair in his office to light a cigarette and announce his retirement from...
By Neal Justin
Star Tribune (Minneapolis)
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Since “Friends” ended its wildly successful run a decade ago, the six castmates have taken various tracks, with pit stops in traditional sitcoms,...
By Dahleen Glanton
Chicago Tribune
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CHICAGO — At the end of the night, Nik Wallenda’s real-life death-defying walk across a tightrope in Chicago couldn’t loosen the grip of the gory, make-believe...
By Neal Justin
Star Tribune (Minneapolis)
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You’ve seen him as the duck-painting husband of Police Chief Marge Gunderson in “Fargo,” Drew’s cross-dressing brother in “The Drew Carey Show”...
By Patrick Kevin Day
Los Angeles Times
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When we last left the heroes of “The Walking Dead,” things looked especially dire. Six-and-a-half months later, things haven’t changed much.
Locked...
By Greg Braxton
Los Angeles Times
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“Under The Dome” and “Extant,” two of CBS’ marquee summer dramas, have been renewed despite less than winning seasons.
“Under The Dome,” based...
By Robert Lloyd
Los Angeles Times
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Twenty-five years ago — in 1989, to save you the math — two situation comedies premiered, each destined to become American institutions, even as each regarded...
