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Salon.com September 17, 2002 Carina Chocano |
Fall's tube of plenty Saintly small-town doctors, Lynchian mysteries and repeating your teen years, twice: The new prime-time season lurches out of the gate this week. |
Salon.com September 16, 2002 Carina Chocano |
"Everything comes to an end" Money, drugs, psychiatry and rampant individualism threaten both of Tony's families as "The Sopranos" sounds an even darker, bleaker tone. |
Salon.com September 12, 2002 Mark Athitakis |
Like "Wild Kingdom," with hot tubs Forget the small talk, the easy gags, the relationships. Contestants on "ElimiDATE" -- the best dating show on TV -- just want to get it on. |
Outside September 2002 Bryant Urstadt |
Holy Rolling On Truthquest -- a spirited version of MTV's Road Rules -- teens go wild, but without the pagan excess |
Salon.com September 4, 2002 Carina Chocano |
Arab-Americans, one year later A new PBS documentary delicately explores the lives of "100 percent American, 100 percent Arab" citizens, who find themselves permanent outsiders in a season of war. |
Salon.com September 4, 2002 Carina Chocano |
How to make an "American Idol" Fox's sadomasochistic battle of the power ballads mercifully ends tonight, but it's been a jaded recording executive's ultimate summer fantasy. |
Home Theater September 2002 Mark Fleischmann |
Having a Ball with HDTV A sharper, wider view of the current sports action and what you can expect in the future. |
Salon.com August 27, 2002 Carina Chocano |
When "Friends" meet the Lord All is not as it seems in "Contest Searchlight," Comedy Central's mockumentary series about the making of a bogus sitcom starring Peter Gallagher as Jesus. In chaps. In New York City. |
Knowledge@Wharton |
Television's Digital Dilemma If the struggle over digital television in the U.S. were made into a TV show, it would be a tale of intrigue, backstabbing and hidden motives. |
Salon.com August 24, 2002 Carina Chocano |
Greetings from Desperation, N.J. Armed with devastating performances from Uma Thurman, Juliette Lewis and Gena Rowlands, director Mira Nair trains her sociologist's eye on the Garden State in HBO's "Hysterical Blindness." |
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