Tag Archives: Television

When you've got 12 hours of "adventures" and over 13 hours of historical documentaries, which one is the "mother" and which one the "son"?

Hugh Laurie has referred to House, MD scripts as "Fabergé eggs," intricate and fragile. And he's so very right.

This series analyzes the world’s major civilizations and recognizes the significant engineering achievements that led to each empire’s rise and legacy.

If you want an excellent, moderately in-depth understanding of the American Revolution then The History Channel Presents: The Revolution will exceed your expectations.

A fan organization will show its support of the WGA strike in an innovative and attention-getting manner.

If you like history, if you like the exploration and the mystery of historical situations, then you will love Digging For The Truth!

...four wonderful examples of what it's like to see Shakespeare performed when none of the actors are intimidated by the text...

The Man From U.N.C.L.E: The Complete Series is a well-presented set of this classic from '60s television.

It is just so over the top that you have to watch more, making "High School Musical 2" a guilty pleasure.

Talk may be cheap, and that's exactly why AMPTP and the WGA can afford to do it.