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20 From 20: Our favorite tv series of the past 20 years

Geoff Carter and Ken Miller run down their picks, from Breaking Bad to Barry.

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20 From 20: Our favorite tv series of the past 20 years

Geoff Carter and Ken Miller run down their picks, from Breaking Bad to Barry.
Katherine Heigl returns in dull procedural ‘Doubt’

State of Affairs didn’t work out, so she’s back with probably the safest bet: a CBS crime show.
Netflix’s 'Gilmore Girls' revival feels like going home

Nine years have passed since the beloved mother-daughter dramedy limped through a lackluster seventh season.
TV review: TNT goes darker with 'Good Behavior'

Downton Abbey's Michelle Dockery stars as a small-time thief and grifter.
Woody Allen has a TV 'Crisis'

The legendary director's new Amazon project is a television series by only the loosest possible definition.
Kiefer Sutherland plays a president in crisis in ‘Designated Survivor’

Like last season’s ABC drama Quantico, Designated Survivor opens with far too much complicated plotting.
‘Lethal Weapon’ loses its unique charm in the transition to TV

Roger Murtaugh isn't the only one getting too old for this you-know-what.
Crass and unfunny: Steer clear of animated comedy 'Bordertown'

The jokes that do take on topical issues rely on cheap stereotypes (about both Mexicans and working-class whites) rather than anything insightful.
MTV’s 'The Shannara Chronicles' gives the fantasy genre a bad name

Terrible dialogue, dodgy special effects and tacky visual style.
Best of 2015: TV

From The Americans to Master of None, Weekly's film and television critic Josh Bell picks his favorite shows of 2015.
The Muppets: Why so mean and raunchy?

It’s as if a nation of overgrown children just walked in on their stuffed animals having sex.
'The Grinder' is one of the better new comedies of the fall season

Rob Lowe and Fred Savage take on the courtroom.
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert feels promising, if still imperfect

The former satirist's hairpin turn to sincerity means some snoozer interviews, but his comedic segments are a pure joy.
Reality check: Their seasons might be over, but these Vegas TV stars are still worth watching

Where are they now: From Drag Racers to Ink Masters, what ever happened to these memorable reality TV stars from Las Vegas?
'The Real World' started a Vegas party that just won’t stop

The true impact of that infamous Real World season wasn’t on reality TV, it was on Vegas.