2016-01-29T15:11:29-08:00

In what may be the most pleasant TV surprise of this young year (although it actually premiered in the U.K. in late 2015), NBC’s “You, Me and the Apocalypse,” premiering Thursday, Jan. 28, at 8 p.m. ET/PT, achieves the near-impossible — it’s a comedy-drama on a broadcast network that manages to be both comedic and dramatic, and could be a positive portrayal of Catholicism to boot. In the 10-episode miniseries, co-produced in the U.K. by NBCUniversal International Studios and Britain’s Sky... Read more

2016-01-26T20:56:44-08:00

Lawyer turned vigilante -- and Catholic -- Matt Murdock has made peace with his costumed alter ego, until a darker version of himself shows up and begins wreaking havoc in Hell's Kitchen. Read more

2016-01-23T21:26:13-08:00

"The X-Files" returns for a six-episode run, with familiar faces and some fresh conspiracies. Read more

2016-01-19T15:25:45-08:00

A third Super Bowl appearance slipped from the grasp of the Seattle Seahawks, but the strong faith and work ethic of QB Russell Wilson gets a comic-book treatment. Read more

2016-01-16T14:55:13-08:00

On Palm Sunday on Fox, Tyler Perry is host and narrator for a live musical version of "The Passion" of Christ, set in his native New Orleans. Read more

2016-01-14T14:41:47-08:00

Hot off the presses from Fox (note how the release omits any mention of “The Bible” miniseries on History, or its follow up, “A.D.: The Bible Continues,” on NBC): FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, Jan. 14, 2016 MULTIPLE EMMY AWARD WINNER MARK BURNETT TO EXECUTIVE-PRODUCE HIS FIRST-EVER UNSCRIPTED DATING SERIES AIRING 2016 ON FOX FOX has ordered 10 episodes of an unscripted dating series from Emmy Award-winning executive producer Mark Burnett (“Survivor,” “The Voice”). Set in the Caribbean Islands, the series... Read more

2016-01-15T11:23:51-08:00

A couple of nights ago, I sat in a screening room at Paramount Studios and watched Michael Bay’s “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,” set to be released nationwide on Friday, Jan. 15. In attending that screening, I missed a big party for the return of “The X-Files” on Fox, which airs on Jan. 24. So, last night, I watched the premiere on DVD. What a difference time and circumstances make. Back in the ’90s, when Chris Carter’s tale... Read more

2016-01-11T12:55:51-08:00

We all know that, sooner or later, something will kill you. But there are deaths that we consider to come at an appropriate time (usually extreme old age) and in an appropriate way (generally painlessly, either in your sleep or surrounded by loved ones). But plenty of deaths just don’t seem right, especially when the person is very young, has suffered horribly or is taken at what seems to us to be before their time. Last night, I was at... Read more

2016-01-25T11:40:44-08:00

The world might be sliding rapidly into secularism, but the very existence of several TV shows this spring depends on belief in God. Currently, I’m in the middle of the biannual TV Critics Association Press Tour in Pasadena, California. When I finish writing this, I’m off to a screening of AMC’s “Preacher,” described on the Website as: “Preacher” is the story of Jesse Custer (Dominic Cooper), a conflicted preacher in a small Texas town, who is inhabited by a mysterious... Read more

2016-01-07T13:16:08-08:00

A new movie examines a man's crisis of faith in the wake of a seemingly senseless tragedy. Read more

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