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Ray Drecker leads the pack of TV personalities willing to do anything it takes to make it.
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Lock ‘N Load and Cathouse: The Series create compelling entertainment with a wall full of guns and a warren of low-budget bunnies.
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If you loved (and desperately miss) Seinfeld, you should tune in to Larry David’s Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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Bored to Death, HBO’s new series based on author Jonathan Ames’ almost autobiographical musings, is fresher than live monkey brain soup—and about as politically correct.
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Two shows that take place under the same sun prove that people who don’t have real problems can be fascinating to watch. Other than unavoidable issues like death, disease, or their kids taking up crystal meth, what do folks with healthy disposable incomes really have to worry about?
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Oxycontin, Vicodin, Percocet… men — Nurse Jackie has many addictions — and I now have one too: Nurse Jackie.
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American Teen follows five Indiana seniors through their final year of high school. In the tradition of The Breakfast Club, the filmmaker Nanette Burstein (The Kid Stays in the Picture) focuses on archetypes: The Geek, the Heartthrob, the Princess, the Jock, and the Rebel.
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There’s something about that disaffected expression on Bill Maher’s mug that immediately makes certain folks feel a bit defensive. Then he opens his mouth and confirms their fears by comparing the baby Jesus to a Leprechaun…
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Based on the short story by Eileen Chang, Lust, Caution takes place during the Japanese occupation of China during World War Two.
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