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Fall Premieres 2015: Halftime Report
Fall Premieres 2015: ABC
Antenna's reviewers give A-F grades to ABC
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Fall Premieres 2015: CBS & The CW
Antenna's reviewers consider CBS' new shows, none of which miraculously are CSI or NCIS spinoffs, and The CW's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
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Fall Premieres 2015: The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Geoffrey Baym, Amber Day, Nicholas Marx, Chuck Tryon and Dannagal Young discuss Stephen Colbert's first week in the new job.
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Fall Premieres 2015: NBC
Antenna's reviewers measure up The Peacock's new shows.
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Fall Premieres 2015: Cable (Reality & Variety)
Antenna's reviewers address new reality and variety programming from MTV, PBS, Syfy, Lifetime, ABC Family, truTV, Comedy Central, TLC, and Travel Channel
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Fall Premieres 2015: Streaming
Antenna's reviewers consider Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, and Crackle's new original programming
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Fall Premieres 2015: Cable (Scripted)
Antenna's reviewers evaluate the latest scripted offerings from Disney XD, FX, AMC, TNT, PBS, Comedy Central, and IFC
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Antenna’s 2016 US TV Premiere Reviews
Antenna's Fall pilot/premiere reviews are back. This page can serve as your portal to all reviews
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Magical Realism and Fictional Verisimilitude in Medellín
Offering first impressions of Narcos, Kristina Busse discusses its layered framing, use of original footage, and language and accent.
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Sesame Street’s New Landlord
What does HBO's deal with Sesame Workshop mean for Cookie, HBO, PBS, and their audiences?
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David Letterman: So Long to Our TV Pal
Bradley Schauer argues that David Letterman’s brilliant late night talk show career would have been a nonstarter in today’s television landscape.
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The Peabody Awards and Dialogic Declarations of Value
Media and cultural studies is right to be concerned about singular, monologic declarations of value, but there’s something to be learned from the Peabodys’ mode of deciding upon value dialogically.
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The Jinx as Vigilante Documentary
Supporting vigilante documentary as an acceptable approach to seeking "justice" is a potentially dangerous trend.
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Why NBC’s The Wiz Makes Sense Even As It Doesn’t Make Sense
Alfred Martin asks why NBC turned to The Wiz over The Music Man as its next televised musical in this particular historical moment?
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