Jane Lynch’s characters are often hard-edged, overbearing and even a little scary, but Lynch herself is known for showing up early, working hard and being nice to everybody—not exactly the reputation you would expect from Glee’s Sue Sylvester or Steve Carell’s icky boss in The 40-Year-Old Virgin.
101 TV Shows to See Before You Grow Up: Be your own TV critic–the must-see TV list for kids (– April 1, 2017) by Erika Milvy (Author) 101 TV shows for kids to discover and for families to watch together, all in one book.
‘ The Office’ Wrong for Each Other, Right for the Show Jan and Michael present a blackly humorous contrast to the show’s central romance between the office mates Jim and Pam, which itself echoes the tantalizing will-they-or-won’t-they zigzag consecrated on “Cheers” and “Friends.” Jim and Pam
A One Woman Cast of Thousands A Q&A with Tracy Ullman for More Magazine Ullman talks about her new Showtime show, and divulges that the key to playing a man is
A best-of DVD of “Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist,” the understated, animated cult favorite that featured top comic guest stars, was released this month. Source: The Best of ‘Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist’ on DVD – The New York Times
ONE morning last month, just before a filming of the ABC television show ”Ellen,” Tracy Newman, a consulting producer, asked the show’s star, Ellen DeGeneres, to autograph her copy of the script. It was the script for the heavily anticipated and highly publicized April 30
Source: Looking Back at ’08: Poehler v. Palin Maternity – 7×7 Bay Area Poehler’s strength, power and midnight energy at 9-months pregnant is, to me, a role model of (dare I say it?) the empowering integration of brain and uterus…
New York Times| It’s Not A Secret, But Still Exciting This was once of the first few articles about Ellen Degeneres and her TV character coming out. Although, back in the 90s, Times’ protocol did not abide by that term, hence their “declares herself a lesbian” phraseology.
An interactive and comprehensive list of 101 TV shows for families to enjoy together, this book features a wide selection of age-appropriate “must see” TV shows, from popular picks of today to classic shows of decades past. Published by Walter Foster