Part 1: Television Bosses You Should Never Work For Late last night while perusing the web I found one of those blogs listing ten of the worst people in television history to work for and ten of the best. Having seen quite a few of the series these characters appeared…

Bryan Cranston Returns To TV in Your Honor Has there been a greater performance in the history of television than Bryan Cranston’s work as Walter White on Breaking Bad? It’s been very difficult to argue otherwise even more than seven years after the final episode aired. Cranston has not quite…

Part 2: Outstanding Actor in a Drama OUTSTANDING ACTOR IN A DRAMA Jason Bateman, Ozark: 4–1. For Playing: Money Launderer Extraordinaire Martin Byrde. Pro: Already renowned for his superb comic work, Bateman’s portrayal of the fast-talking, ultra-efficient Marty is one of the hidden gems on any television server. His SAG…

Predicting Best Drama Every year for the past decade, I have done my level best to try and predict the winners for the Emmys. Partially because it can be incredibly difficult to do so, I spend a lot of analysis going for what the Academy should do and what they…

Ryan Murphy’s Last (?) Series For FX Is A Ball Some series that I choose not to watch are, at least initially, tied to my identity. I didn’t watch Atlanta or Insecure cause I’m not black and I didn’t watch The L Word because I’m not a lesbian. So to…

Part 2: 45 through 41 45. Curb Your Enthusiasm — ‘Opening Night’ — Episode 4.10 I’ll be honest, I’ve never had much use for the work of Larry David. I found Seinfeld only sporadically funny, and have had only a mixed opinion of his ongoing improvised magnum opus. But I…

Part 1: Episodes 50 through 46 About a month ago, in conjunction with TV Guide’s 65th Anniversary, the publication did a variation on a theme that it’s done about every ten years or so. Rather than try to determine which are the 100 Greatest Episodes of All Time, they decided…

Part 1: 50–46 About a month ago, in conjunction with TV Guide’s 65th Anniversary, the publication did a variation on a theme that it’s done about every ten years or so. Rather than try to determine which are the 100 Greatest Episodes of All Time, they decided to settle on…

Part 5: Best Supporting Actress in a TV Movie/Limited Series HBO is most likely to dominate this category and the most likely winner may have been determined as far back as July. But there are a lot of good possibilities, and even a couple of actresses who are likely to…