Upsets and Upstarts Keep Emmys Ceremony Lively
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A handful of surprise wins and poignant moments kept the otherwise uneven 71st Primetime Emmy Awards interesting
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‘It’s Always Sunny’ Creator Rob McElhenney Looks on the Bright Side
Posted in: TV FeaturesHeading into Season 14, the creator and star of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' explains the irreverent FXX sitcom's incredible longevity and why he thinks the show could go on "forever"
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The ‘Good Place’ Cast Tells All
Posted in: TV FeaturesThe six series regulars on their mysterious auditions, Season One's shocking twist, and what they really think about Hollywood legend Ted Danson
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Inside the Trauma and Triumph of Netflix’s ‘Unbelievable’
Posted in: TV FeaturesHow the creators and cast of the limited series made art from a harrowing real-life tale
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Goodbye to ‘The Good Place,’ TV’s Most Divine Comedy
Posted in: TV FeaturesBehind the scenes on the set of the series that taught us all about ethics while making us laugh our asses off
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Emmys 2019: Who Will Win, Who Should Win
Posted in: TV FeaturesRolling Stone TV critic Alan Sepinwall predicts who’s sure to take home trophies — and who really deserves them
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‘Undone’ Review: The Follow-Up to ‘BoJack Horseman’ Is Mundane and Miraculous
Posted in: TV FeaturesThe animated Amazon series from 'BoJack' team Raphael Bob-Waksberg and Kate Purdy is visually stunning but weighed down by time-travel talk
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Still Here for Us: ‘Friends’ Creator Marta Kauffman on Her Storied TV Career
Posted in: TV FeaturesThe Emmy-winning showrunner talks about the strange second life of her most famous sitcom, working with Jane Fonda and that time she sent tampons to a sexist network executive
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‘The West Wing’ vs. ‘Freaks and Geeks’: TV at a Crossroad in 1999
Posted in: TV FeaturesHow two iconic series debuting days apart — one a long-running crowd-pleaser, the other a cult favorite — represented television's past and its future
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From Representative to Remarkable: ‘Vida’ and ‘This Close’ Level Up
Posted in: TV FeaturesDiversity on TV is essential — but as the second seasons of these shows prove, serving fresh perspectives with great storytelling is even better
