Salon's TV picks for Weekend, Aug. 18-20, 2000

There are all kinds of mothers. Ruth has been there for all of it, including the infancy of Nadia’s trauma

The show with dozens of timelines, Easter eggs and theories returns. We unpack what will be important to remember

The comic would like you to listen to the entire interview, where he calls the Cosby accusations a "money hustle"

Sex and guns and new handicap gags, but no word on how the directors found the right fart sound for Carmen Electra.

Keenen Ivory Wayans attempts a parody of a parody -- unsuccessfully -- in this spoof of "Scream" and its ilk.

The project has been flailing for almost two decades

Plant, prune, and pick your way to a yard-to-table summer

I mourned Damon Wayans Jr.'s departure for years. But now that he's back, it's not clear where he fits in

Like this show's main fête, this mysterious show has grown into a phenomenon. But its appeal is very simple

On screen, women are suffering magical trials usually reserved for men. It's changing how we tell these stories

Nicole Kidman isn't bad as a Russian bride in this noirish sex comedy, but her feeble costar could use a good tug.

What good is a scary movie that puts you to sleep?

"Sharing dumplings and flavors from my family with as many people as I can is my goal every day"

Robert Downey Jr., Sarah Silverman, Gilbert Gottfried — these celebs hardly needed Lorne Michaels, anyway