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Finale wrap-up: “30 Rock”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The deliciously dysfunctional ensemble comedy's season-ender rushes to tie up loose ends. Don't leave us, Alec Baldwin!
Sanjaya, “American Idol,” and the dancing girl of Mohenjo-Daro
Andrew Leonard
Worst singer in talent-show history, or proud inheritor of 5000 years of divinely inspired musical tradition?
Save Oscar
Salon Staff
More streaking, less speeching and other ways to improve the broadcast -- courtesy of Salon's reader community, Table Talk.
Judge Larry gets SNL treatment
David Puner
And the judge's 15 minutes are reportedly up for renewal.
So long, Paris
Rebecca Traister
For years we've been paralyzed in the tractor beam of her brainless celebrity. Now it's time to kiss the creepy dollie goodbye.
The passion of Jim McGreevey
Richard Kim
"The Confession" charts the New Jersey governor's path from Nixon-loving Catholic boy to Democratic player to proud "gay American." But his attempt at repentance amounts to little more than an egomaniac's memoir.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Will any of the new comedies make you laugh? Maybe not, but if you miss Alec Baldwin's star turn on NBC's "30 Rock," you'll be sorry.
Laughter and forgetting
Heather Havrilesky
Alec Baldwin becomes an arrogant boss, Ted Danson embodies a dysfunctional loser of a therapist. But which of these comedies will we remember by springtime?
My dream TV show
Salon Staff
We asked some of the most creative minds we could think of to imagine their fantasy program. The result? Boxing bloopers! Funny straight men! Zombies! And much, much more.
Tina Fey makes Broadsheet’s day
Rebecca Traister
The first female head writer of "SNL" wins a well-deserved award -- and her acceptance speech tackles workplace feminism, higher education and crying at the office.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Did Suge Knight shoot himself? Did Britney bawl out 13-year-old? Plus: "Harry Potter" films dissed.
“What you see is what you get”
Shea Andersen
As the only serious candidate so far in the 2006 governor's race, New Mexico's Bill Richardson can afford to be in-your-face -- and to start planning for 2008.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Harry Potter book leaked. Imus sued. Hunter S. Thompson's ashes to be shot out of cannon, thanks to Johnny Depp.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to Al Gore's speech on the GOP's anti-filibuster campaign, and size up Al Franken's political prospects for a Senate run in Minnesota.
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