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Emmy nominations showed some progress, but voters were still too reliant on old favorites
The Emmy nominations announced Thursday showed that "the industry and its members are still broadening their scope in terms of...
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Posted Sunday 7/08/18 at 6:39PM EDT
HBO must become bigger and broader, says its new overseer at AT&T
HBO's successful approach of quality over quantity may become a thing of the past.
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Posted Saturday 7/07/18 at 10:36AM EDT
GLOW proves that streaming shows don't have to structure their seasons like a very long movie
"The truism about writing a season of a streaming TV show — that it isn’t really TV, it’s a very...
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Posted Friday 7/06/18 at 3:07PM EDT
Blumhouse's Jason Blum: TV showrunners make the best directors for our movies
The producer of low-budget horror films like Get Out and The Purge, who is also producing HBO's Sharp Objects, tells...
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We are living in TV's golden age of "What the hell did I just watch?"
Westworld isn't the only show that confuses viewers, intentionally or not.
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Posted Friday 6/29/18 at 10:56PM EDT
Literary writers used to be snobs when it came to television -- now they want to be TV writers
"So utterly has the literati’s disdain for the small screen dissolved that nowadays novelists are lining up to have their...
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Posted Friday 6/29/18 at 10:56PM EDT
Here are 10 TV episodes that deserve their inflated run times
From Master of None's 57-minute episode to The Sopranos' 72-minute episode.
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It's easy to pretend to be a Westworld fan without ever watching the show
It's easy because "none of the fans actually know what the hell is going on—seemingly by design," says Sidney Fussell.
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Posted Monday 6/25/18 at 9:28PM EDT
"Netflix Discovery Syndrome": When a new Netflix property becomes a hit, despite a lack of promotion
Comedian Hannah Gadsby's stand-up special Nanette and the Netflix original romcom movie Set It Up are examples of Netflix programming...
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Posted Thursday 6/14/18 at 4:24PM EDT
Warner Herzog to direct Fordlandia TV series about Henry Ford's failed utopian city in the Amazon
The acclaimed German filmmaker will help tell the story about Ford's 1920s experiment of trying to bring the American suburb...
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Posted Thursday 6/14/18 at 1:46PM EDT
19 female TV executive produces showed up for "An Evening with Female Showrunners"
The Post screenwriter Liz Hannah quickly assembled last night's event in a matter of days in response to the backlash...
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Posted Wednesday 6/13/18 at 7:04PM EDT
Judd Apatow worries about Peak TV quality control with over-extended showrunners
“A danger of the situation is a lot of people are over-extended and where’s the quality control?” he said of...
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Arrested Development's quiet return shows how much the TV landscape has changed in five years
The controversy over Jeffrey Tambor's behavior may have played a role in the lack of buzz for Season 5 of...
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Posted Tuesday 6/12/18 at 1:37PM EDT
Ethan Hawke to play abolitionist leader John Brown in a limited series he's co-writing
Hawke is co-writing the Blumhouse TV project based on James McBride's 2013 book on the 19th century abolitionist leader titled...
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Posted Tuesday 6/12/18 at 1:37PM EDT
Meet the "TV Tourist" who vacations where her favorite shows are set
Catherine Baab-Muguira is such a big fan of The Office she traveled to Scranton, Pennsylvania for a vacation even though...