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Posted Saturday 8/08/20 at 3:15AM EDT
Perry Mason has been able to fuse the antihero show with the procedural show
"The antihero saga has become the new procedural.
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Posted Tuesday 8/04/20 at 3:01AM EDT
Why is there nothing good to watch on TV?: An abundance of shows has resulted in streaming fatigue
"I finally have all this time to watch TV, and I never know how to spend it," says Joshua Reyes...
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Posted Saturday 7/25/20 at 2:56AM EDT
Movie stars aren't everything in determining a Peak TV show's success
"You need more than a movie star to make people want to watch your show," says Amy Amatangelo.
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Posted Saturday 7/25/20 at 2:56AM EDT
Michael Schur: Why TV shows with short runs are all the rage these days
The Good Place creator tells Vanity Fair that under the old system, everybody had the same goal for a show...
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Comfort TV is all the rage in the pandemic era amid the decline of Prestige TV
Shows like The Baby-Sitters Club, Tiger King, Love Is Blind, Insecure, Avatar: The Last Airbender and Yellowstone may seem different,...
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Posted Wednesday 7/08/20 at 2:50AM EDT
Will the coronavirus cause a drought of TV shows?
It's been nearly a month since Los Angeles County allowed TV and film production to restart after the coronavirus shutdown,...
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Posted Saturday 5/23/20 at 4:35AM EDT
Will there be a streaming bidding war for Mad Men reruns?
The AMC Peak TV hit leaves Netflix on June 9, paving the way for a bidding war among all the...
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Posted Wednesday 5/13/20 at 12:52AM EDT
Paul Verhoeven to helm French-language series Bel Ami
The Basic Instinct, Robocop, Starship Troopers, Total Recall and Showgirls director will serve as showrunner and director on an eight-episode...
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Posted Friday 4/24/20 at 5:28PM EDT
Coronavirus could lead to the post-Peak TV era
That's according to a gloomy report released Friday from analyst firm MoffettNathan, titled “Say Goodbye to Hollywood.
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Posted Thursday 3/26/20 at 3:28AM EDT
In praise of the limited series
"In times like these, many of us are inevitably binging beloved old TV shows like Lost and Alias on Hulu...
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The psychology of comfort TV: Why quarantined viewers are seeking the familiar and formulaic
"Apologies, new shows, but bleak times call for comfort television: familiar, pacifying, predictable episodes of 1990s sitcoms, crime procedurals, and...
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Posted Saturday 3/21/20 at 2:01AM EDT
How the TV industry can reinvent itself in response to coronavirus
Release Friends on HBO, encourage shared viewing as much as possible and reinvent the TV schedule.
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Posted Thursday 3/19/20 at 4:57AM EDT
How to expertly watch TV while at home during the coronavirus quarantine
"We don’t even watch the same way," says Hank Stuever, The Washington Post's TV critic.
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Posted Friday 2/28/20 at 4:44AM EST
Cable TV is cutting back on scripted shows
Cable's scripted declines comes as streaming services invests heavily in scripted programming.
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Posted Friday 2/28/20 at 4:44AM EST
Is Modern Family the last long-running live-action network sitcom?
Modern Family, which will end its 11-season, 250-episode run on April 8, may be the last sitcom of its kind.