Catherine O’Hara knew that motherhood can be a slapstick comedy
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Melanie McFarlandMary Tyler Moore stands for Minneapolis
Melanie McFarland“Schitt’s Creek” star Catherine O’Hara, dead at 71
Melanie McFarlandThe lost joy of the Food Network chef as teacher
Melanie McFarlandEveryone wants to be a Traitor until it’s time to betray themselves
Melanie McFarlandDavid Bowie’s Goblin King still casts the longest spell
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Melanie McFarlandDon’t blame media literacy for our naivete
Melanie McFarlandHow “A Knight of Seven Kingdoms” paves the way to “Game of Thrones”
Melanie McFarlandMichael Rapaport was the best at being the worst on “The Traitors”
Melanie McFarlandNikki Glaser proved to be the Golden Globes’ safest bet
Melanie McFarlandThe prescriptive comforts of “The Pitt”
Melanie McFarlandFrom “Sinners” to “Pluribus,” 2025 was the year of the hive mind
Melanie McFarlandOn “Heated Rivalry,” the smut is the point
Melanie McFarlandThe lovable Rob Reiner, as seen on TV
Melanie McFarlandWhy the Roman Empire still captivates us
Melanie McFarlandThe most vital animation of 2025 that made life bearable
Hanh Nguyen, Melanie McFarland, Coleman SpildeHow the TV Yule log stole Christmas
Melanie McFarland10 shows we loved watching in 2025
Melanie McFarland6 soundtracks that hit a high note in 2025
Melanie McFarland“The Dick Van Dyke Show” changed TV forever
Melanie McFarlandThe Netflix-ification of Hollywood — What’s the worst that could happen?
Melanie McFarland“Welcome to Derry” sets racist evil ablaze without incendiary insults
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