Alan Sepinwall

What's the Net Rating when it's KAT and JB? Even though KAT has been great lately, it does still seem like he plays better when sharing the court with a PG who's more of a facilitator like Jose or, before him, Kolek. Which is one of the reasons the team is usually stronger when it's not the starters

Absolutely. They've leveled up this year.

Shrinking recap, Season 3, Episode 6: 'Dereks Don't Die' A health scare forces everyone to consider their priorities, as Season Three hits its midpoint

My review of this week's Shrinking, where a health scare forced the gang to reconsider their priorities, as this excellent third season hits its midpoint:

In that case, Gleason and Carney played the characters so often both before and after the Classic 39 that I don't think it counts.

In 1995? Still one. But the WB as we know it wouldn't have existed without MSCL.

I am pretending that I disqualified it because I think of the movies as three additional mini-seasons. Yes, that's it.

Ask Alan: What are the best one-season shows of all time? Plus, what TV episode has the most impressive guest star lineup of future stars?

New for What Else Is Alan Watching? bonus subscribers: an Ask Alan video mailbag with a two-part look at the best one-season shows ever, plus an attempt to identify the TV episode with the most impressive collection of guests who went on to become stars.

Jennifer Connelly in The Rocketeer

Billy Campbell in The Rocketeer

If they want to discuss The Rocketeer, I would not object.

aka the show that provided one of the great TCA press tour quotes of all time, when people kept asking questions about how confusing the show might be, and Taye Diggs finally blurted out, "I'm Taye Diggs! I wouldn't do that!"

Ask Alan: What are the best one-season shows of all time? Plus, what TV episode has the most impressive guest star lineup of future stars?

New for What Else Is Alan Watching? bonus subscribers: an Ask Alan video mailbag with a two-part look at the best one-season shows ever, plus an attempt to identify the TV episode with the most impressive collection of guests who went on to become stars.

I only saw the first season, which I, like others, panned. Interesting to hear it improved.

And the Winner Is...: Why We Love the Oscars Join curator Jason Lynch as he traces the evolution of the Oscar ceremony and looks back at the most memorable—as well as some of the most infamous—Academy Awards moments of all time, curated from the...

Join me for my next Conversation with a Curator talk on Thurs 3/12, as I trace the evolution of the Oscars telecast and look back at the most memorable—and most infamous—Academy Awards moments of all time (and yes, that includes Rob Lowe/Snow White) www.paleycenter.org/events/conve...

MATT

The rare title to start with multiple regular pencillers, and sometimes all three would appear in the same issue. Murray’s work was my favorite.

two young men are standing next to each other and one of them is saying this is me . right here . Alt: Wallace says "This is me. Right here"

When Michael B Jordan and Sinners start to make the Oscars very interesting...

It seriously is. Turturro does a great Groucho!

Me whenever Keri lost in the past:

I already told David that I want to be the guest for the Brain Donors episode.

a woman is sitting in a crowd of people at an emmy awards . ALT: a woman is sitting in a crowd of people at an emmy awards .

When Keri Russell wins a notable acting award:

The Pitt recap, Season 2, Episode 8: '2:00 P.M.' The computer shutdown forces the whole hospital to go analog

My review of this week's The Pitt, where some hospital staffers were better equipped to go analog than others:

Reggie? Reggie? Reggie? Tracy Morgan and Daniel Radcliffe team up for 'The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins,' Jason Bateman and David Harbour clash in HBO's 'DTF St. Louis,' previewing upcoming stories, and more

In today's free What's Alan Watching? newsletter, thoughts on The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, HBO's new DTF St. Louis, plus The Pitt, Scrubs, and more. Read! Subscribe! Share! Remember that Hooch is still crazy!

Aw, man! Wish I had been there!

YouTube video by The Box: Classic TV Movies, Series, and Specials What's Alan Watching (1989) Corin Nemec, Barbara Barrie

On February 27, 1989, CBS aired an unsold pilot produced by and guest starring Eddie Murphy, with a notable name: What's Alan Watching? www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDH4...

The Wire season 4: What if they made the whole plane out of “Where’s Wallace?”

Ditto for Twin Peaks: The Return, which is an episodic TV show. (Most people's favorite episode of it, the 8th, was almost entirely self-contained.)

As much as I hate to deviate from my usual bit about suggesting that people draft TV episodes, you know what I hate even more? TV seasons being referred to by their creators as long movies. Top of the Lake is one of Holly Hunter's best things ever. It should not be eligible.

Don't know, sorry

Reggie? Reggie? Reggie? Tracy Morgan and Daniel Radcliffe team up for 'The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins,' Jason Bateman and David Harbour clash in HBO's 'DTF St. Louis,' previewing upcoming stories, and more

In today's free What's Alan Watching? newsletter, thoughts on The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, HBO's new DTF St. Louis, plus The Pitt, Scrubs, and more. Read! Subscribe! Share! Remember that Hooch is still crazy!

The Pitt recap, Season 2, Episode 8: '2:00 P.M.' The computer shutdown forces the whole hospital to go analog

My review of this week's The Pitt, where some hospital staffers were better equipped to go analog than others:

Every character on The Pitt this season is Julio