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03:28

A Lame Pilot.

T-V critic David Bianculli reviews "Monty" a new sitcom on FOX starring and produced by Henry Winkler.

Review
03:30

A Quirky Sitcom.

TV critic David Bianculli reviews "The Building", a new summer series co-produced by David Letterman.

Review
04:34

Revisiting Two Failed Television Oddities

This week, Nick at Nite and TBS present telecasts of three-decade old TV flops that aired only once. One of them later became "The Dick van Dyke Show." Critic David Bianculli has a review.

Review
03:57

The First Draft of "Gilligan's Island"

TV critic David Bianculli review the original pilot of "Gilligan's Island," which will be broadcast for the first time. He says it might be worse than the original.

Review
11:42

"Roc" Goes Live

Actor Rocky Carrol, who plays Joey Emerson on the popular sitcom, talks about the show's recent change to a live broadcast format. He says it works because Carroll and his costars have ample experience in theater.

Interview
04:28

The Fall TV Season Isn't Pretty

TV critic David Bianculli says that most of the over thirty shows premiering this season aren't worth watching; the ones that are don't fit neatly into the molds networks have been pushing this year..

Review
03:22

A Disappointing Series.

T-V critic David Bianculli reviews "Home Fires," the new show from the creators of "St. Elsewhere." Three different episodes are airing tonight, Thursday and Saturday on NBC, a stunt the network is using to get viewers to sample a new show.

Review
03:36

"Julie" is No Good At All.

TV critic David Bianculli previews Julie, a new summer sitcom starring Julie Andrews, directed by her husband Blake Edwards.

Review
04:00

Two New Shows Premiering at the End of the TV Season

Television critic David BianculliI tells us about two new series premiering on ABC this week: "My Life and Times," by the creator of "Beauty and the Beast," and "Dinosaurs," a comedy that was the last project of Jim Henson.

Review
07:01

CBS Highlights Its Classic Programming

Television critic David Bianculli reviews three of the network's specials that feature some of the best moments from "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," "All in the Family," and "The Ed Sullivan Show."

Review
21:06

The Final "Days and Nights of Molly Dodd"

Actress Blair Brown of the Lifetime cable sitcom, "The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd." She plays a single, divorced woman living in New York. The show is in its last season; Molly, who is white, is forty and pregnant with the child of her late boyfriend, who is black.

Interview

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