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Will Ferrell’s been gone from “SNL” for 10 years now.
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Hulu.com: Will Ferrell’s 10 Best SNL Sketches Ever
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Megan Draper: future film critic?
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‘Mad Men’s’ Megan Slams ‘Dark Shadows’
Fox is shaking things up for its upcoming 2012-2013 TV season with five new shows — three comedies and two dramas — and moving around some old favorites. This fall, “Glee” moves from Tuesdays to Thursdays and is airing a bit later
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‘Glee’ Gets A New Night, New Shows Find Their Place In Fox’s 2012-2013 Schedule
Glee is on the move! The musical series will shift to Thursdays this fall to make way for Fox’s new Tuesday comedy block that will include Mindy Kaling ’s series. Season 4 of Glee will follow The X Factor in the fall and American Idol in the spring … Read More > Other Links From TVGuide.com American Idol Family Guy The Simpsons Kevin Bacon Kevin Williamson American Dad! Bones Mindy Kaling Fringe Glee Raising Hope Bob’s Burgers The X Factor Touch New Girl The Goodwin Games Ben & Kate The Mob Doctor The Following It’s Messy
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Fox’s Fall Schedule: Glee to Thursdays; Mindy Kaling’s Show Joins New Tuesday Comedy Block
There were two phases to this season of ” Survivor: One World ” (Sun., 8 p.m.
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‘Survivor: One World’: Who Was The Last Woman Standing?
Note: Do not read on unless you’ve seen Season 5, Episode 8 of ” Mad Men ,” entitled “Dark Shadows.” You know how critics like to say, “Well, even a not great episode of [Show X] is better than most things on TV”? I’m not going to say that about Sunday’s episode of “Mad Men.” It was a bad episode of TV. And it was not in a special class of mediocrity that allows it to still somehow remain elevated above the fray.
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Maureen Ryan: Thanks, Betty, For The Worst Episodes Of ‘Mad Men’
Game of Thrones , Season 2: The Season of Theon Greyjoy continues with his latest effort to prove that he’s willing to pay the iron price. In Sunday’s episode, Theon once again had to resort to murder to show those Northerners who’s boss.
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Game of Thrones Power Shift: Theon and Jaime Act on Their Honor
Game of Thrones , Season 2: The Season of Theon Greyjoy continues with his latest effort to prove that he’s willing to pay the iron price. In Sunday’s episode, Theon once again had to resort to murder to show those Northerners who’s boss.
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Game of Thrones Power Shift: Theon and Jaime Act on Their Honor
Don’t read on unless you’ve seen “A Man Without Honor,” Sunday’s episode of ” Game of Thrones .” I’m not going to point you to this slideshow comparing “Game of Thrones” and ” Mad Men ” just because I’m happy with how it turned out.
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Maureen Ryan: The Kingslayer And The Murky Moral Universe Of ‘Game Of Thrones’
Don’t read on unless you’ve seen “A Man Without Honor,” Sunday’s episode of ” Game of Thrones .” I’m not going to point you to this slideshow comparing “Game of Thrones” and ” Mad Men ” just because I’m happy with how it turned out.
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Maureen Ryan: The Kingslayer And The Murky Moral Universe Of ‘Game Of Thrones’
Note: Do not read on if you have not seen Season 1, Episode 22 of ABC’s “Once Upon a Time,” entitled “A Land Without Magic.” The mark of a good TV episode is escapism. When a show is at its best, an hour seems to pass by in the blink of an eye — there’s not a moment of extraneous dialogue, no plodding scenes, no interludes where you feel tempted to check your phone in the middle of the action. You’re transported — transfixed by something truly transcendent.
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Laura Prudom: ‘Once Upon A Time’ Recap: A Game-Changing Finale Weaves A Powerful Spell
