Featured: Top of Home Page/Television The Class Conciousness of Judge Judy By Cary O'Dell / 16 September 2014 Judge Judy has been on the air for almost 20 years now, a legacy that continues to be built on the exploitation of others.
Featured: Top of Home Page/Television ‘True Detective’ and the Death of Television Criticism By Jon Lisi / 23 June 2014 Something has gone wrong if critics consider True Detective the best that contemporary television has to offer.
Featured: Top of Home Page/Television Addressing America’s Brutal Past in ‘The Address’ By Jon Lisi / 2 May 2014 The Address shows that there’s no point to public education if students don’t walk away with useful lessons for life.
Featured: Top of Home Page/Television Why ‘The Amazing Race’ Can’t Lose By Cary O'Dell / 21 April 2014 With rare exception CBS's Amazing Race has had a lock on the annual Emmy, but its wins are more about formula than quality.
Featured: Top of Home Page/Television The New Unholy Alliance of Kids and Reality TV By Cary O'Dell / 18 February 2014 Reality television has come for our children. And there’s not a damned thing we can do about it.
Featured: Top of Home Page/Television The Tested Truth About ‘Maury Povich’ By Cary O'Dell / 12 November 2013
Featured: Top of Home Page/Television The Downfall of the News Junkie By Cary O'Dell / 30 October 2013
Featured: Top of Home Page/Television Weekends This Fall: Your 2013 TV Preview By Jessy Krupa / 23 October 2013
Featured: Top of Home Page/Television Thursdays This Fall: Your 2013 TV Preview By Jessy Krupa / 10 October 2013
Featured: Top of Home Page/Television Total Divas on E!: Just Switch it Off By Kit MacFarlane / 20 August 2013
Featured: Top of Home Page/Television Signs & Wonders: Television Ads As Pop Art By John Grassi / 21 May 2013