Gilmore Girls

This comedy-drama series, which first aired on the WB and then the CW, follows the lives of single mother Lorelai Gilmore (Lauren Graham) and her academically minded teenage daughter, Rory Gilmore (Alexis Bledel), who live in the quaint fictional town of Stars Hollow, Connecticut.

When we're not singing....

Between "Idol" and all the other Tuesday shows I follow, I should be all caught up with them by... a week from next Tuesday? Still have to get

By Alan Sepinwall

/ 4 Apr 2006

Go, go, go, go for G

Better late than never, I got to "Grey's Anatomy" last night. I have to applaud Shonda Rhimes for following one of the first rules of drama:

By Alan Sepinwall

/ 15 Feb 2006

Doctor... doctor... glad I'm not sick.

First links first: today's column starts out with a fairly dull but obligatory item about Super Bowl ratings, so I would suggest you skip ahead to this page,

By Alan Sepinwall

/ 7 Feb 2006

Hit somebody!

For today's column, we did our first mailbag in a while, starting with a bunch of letters blasting NBC and the AFA for the fate of "Book

By Alan Sepinwall

/ 31 Jan 2006

Danes' Dames

It usually takes critics about a week of press tour before they lose their marbles (which means I'm going to get my head bit off a few dozen

By Alan Sepinwall

/ 10 Jan 2006

Sometimes, I amaze even myself

Another day, another attempt to mention "Arrested Development" in the column for at least an entire week. (Today's column talks about it in context of the

By Alan Sepinwall

/ 16 Nov 2005

Double feature

It's not often I can use this job to impress chicks (aka my wife), but last night was a good one. We had just finished watching "Gilmore

By Alan Sepinwall

/ 9 Nov 2005

Good night, and good TV

Snuck out to see "Good Night and Good Luck" last night. A great-looking film, fine performances (is David Strathairn ever not brilliant?) and a great topic -- and

By Alan Sepinwall

/ 27 Oct 2005

It's my birthday too, yeah

Today is my birthday, which may have contributed to yesterday's long dark tea-time of the soul. As John Astin liked to say on "Night Court," I&

By Alan Sepinwall

/ 19 Oct 2005