Salon's TV picks for Wednesday, April 25, 2001

Even if it's a second-rate joke, and even if Kevin Smith knows it, these two lazy dipweeds really are just a third-rate Bill and Ted.

Advertisers flee over the platform's tolerance of hate speech and disinformation. Is Zuckerberg about to cave?

Following its nine-year run, "X-Files" has been referenced in countless pieces of pop culture

Now that comics are expected to post content for free online, it's harder than ever to break through

You certainly won't want to watch this implausible supernatural love story, starring Denzel Washington, more than once.

Salon's TV picks for
Tuesday, April 11, 2000

"The Office," "The Simpsons," "Heroes" and "The A Team" are among the plethora of popular shows now online at the new YouTube rival. Watch them here.

As he's honored at the Kennedy Center, the comic reminds us he's a great satirist as well as our favorite goofball

The comedy writer pledged to leave his $100m fortune to charity after being diagnosed with cancer in 2012

Think the music awards are all bland schlock? We've got 10 tracks to change your mind

"F*ck ’em, if I may say, sideways," Oliver said, vowing terror will never win

Jim Jordan's threats and empty promises may not be enough to end all-out Republican chaos

Democracy works! -- at least on bestseller lists. Jon Stewart regains the No. 1 spot, and George Carlin makes his debut.