The Hollywood Reporter

December 10, 2015

10:14am PT by

Tim Goodman

Tim Goodman: Golden Globes Noms Aren't Worth Getting Angry About (Just Have More Champagne)

These nominations are, however, a clarion call for the Emmys to redefine itself. And if that happens, even Lady Gaga's nomination is acceptable.

Bastard Machine

December 07, 2015

2:01pm PT by

Tim Goodman

'Telenovela': TV Review

NBC's bland new sitcom starring Eva Longoria tries, and fails, to do what "Jane the Virgin" does so brilliantly.

November 30, 2015

3:59pm PT by

Tim Goodman

'Transparent' Season 2: TV Review

Season 2 of Jill Soloway's loving portrait of a trans woman and her fractious family is as brilliant, complicated, exquisitely detailed and surprising as ever.

November 18, 2015

10:00am PT by

Tim Goodman

TV Critic's Notebook: 1,715 Shows and One Question, "What to Watch?"

The total number of series (and distribution platforms) has soared, leaving audiences drunk on choice with primetime, broadcast, cable and streaming TV offerings: "It goes almost without saying that qualitatively, television is off the charts today."

November 17, 2015

12:20pm PT by

Tim Goodman

'Chicago Med': TV Review

Set your alarm or drink a pot of coffee - this sleepy, bland and barely trying hospital drama wants to steal an hour of your life.

November 17, 2015

11:56am PT by

Tim Goodman

'The Man in the High Castle': TV Review

In Amazon's new standout, the United States is occupied by Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan after losing World War II.

November 16, 2015

3:10pm PT by

Tim Goodman

Tim Goodman: Why Won't the Dead Stay Dead on TV?

Nobody believes it when a character dies these days.

November 15, 2015

11:10am PT by

Tim Goodman

'Into the Badlands': TV Review

AMC finds a bloody, fun and entertaining non-zombie counterpart to 'The Walking Dead' and turns Sundays into an escapist red zone.

November 05, 2015

10:28am PT by

Tim Goodman

Your Show Is Dead (or the Age of Denial in Broadcast TV)

Real talk: Aging broadcast networks must come to terms with a changed landscape — or bleed out financially.

November 03, 2015

12:14pm PT by

Tim Goodman

'Agent X': TV Review

Sharon Stone's new TNT drama is hilarious, but was that intentional? In any case, if you like crazy and implausible, 'X' marks the spot.

October 26, 2015

3:07pm PT by

Tim Goodman

'Wicked City': TV Review

Offensive, predictable and awful, 'Wicked City' hits the trifecta of bad pilot issues. ABC, which programs to women, should be embarrassed at how much this degrades its target audience — and the network.

October 26, 2015

1:20pm PT by

Tim Goodman

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Daniel Fienberg

The Walking Dead

Does Dead Mean Dead on 'The Walking Dead'? THR Critics Debate

Tim Goodman and Daniel Fienberg disagree over whether Sunday's big 'Walking Dead' twist was real.

October 21, 2015

6:30pm PT by

Tim Goodman

Master of None

'Master of None': TV Review

A surprisingly creative, funny and sweet breakout for Aziz Ansari as he creates his own series for Netflix and busts out of the character actor limitations of the past, delivering a real gem.

October 16, 2015

3:19pm PT by

Tim Goodman

'Truth Be Told': TV Review

Two couples talk about race, sitcom-style, on NBC's new comedy starring Mark-Paul Gosselaar.

October 13, 2015

3:23pm PT by

Tim Goodman

'The Knick' Season 2: TV Review

With its most famous surgeon in rehab (before there was rehab) and planning an expensive move uptown, the Knickerbocker Hospital tries to find its footing in 1901.