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- One to watch: HBO's 'Behind the Candelabra,' Scott Thorson's storySumptuous crafts, brilliant production design, set decoration, costuming, makeup, writing, acting and editing, HBO's “Behind the Candelabra” is a rare beast that fires on all pistons.
- Review: HBO's 'Vice' a revelatory throwback to real journalismThe latest newsmagazine on HBO, "Vice," is raw, unapologetic and quite frankly dangerous as hell undertaking.
- Review and previews: NBC 'Hannibal' a taut adult drama (VIDEOS)Prepare some Fava beans and get a valium and blankie at the ready, as NBC has artfully taken an iconic evil villain, Dr. Hannibal Lecter, and reimagined him in a modern edge-of-the-seat series that is transcendent for broadcast television. It's that good.
- Review: History's 'Vikings' a thrill ride, cast talks roles (VIDEOS)The no miss event Sunday is the premiere of Vikings on HISTORY (March 3 at 10 p.m.)
- Review: 'Parade's End' a sumptuous look at lossHBO's "Parade's End" is a fabulous and slow boil, a story of loss on many levels. Loss of a chance at real love, loss of the love of one's country; loss of faith and loss of traditions that defined a way of life.
- Review: WE tv’s Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best?Joan and Melissa pull back the veil on their personal lives this season on Joan and Melissa: Joan Knows Best? as they tackle complex issues like sexuality, infidelity, love, health and parenting. The result is a rollicking fun, in-depth look at this multi-faceted mother-daughter pair.
- Review: 'Southie Rules' needs to try 'hahdah'"Southie Rules" is a half-hour reality series that follows the Niedzwieckis, a multi-generational family of townies living in a three-level house in an iconic working-class area of South Boston, as they embrace their own way of life and local traditions while battling yuppies who are invading their turf.
- Review: FX's 'Legit' continues network's excellence in comedy"Legit" premieres Thursday night at 10:30 on FX.
- Review: Julia Louis-Dreyfus 'Picture Paris' on HBOThey don't get much quirkier than short film ‘Picture Paris” on HBO.
- BBC America strikes gold with 'Copper'BBC America brings a fantastic period drama "Copper" to the smallscreen, airing tonight.
- FX's 'Louie' has a sentimental season three, some thoughtsHands down the best comedy on television is 'Louie.' Not absurd like the brilliant quirky 'Wilfred,' or needy and navel gazing as the cringe worthy 'Girls'. It's human and real, familiar and adult in its approach.
