Music has always been an integral part of television and the art of storytelling for the screen, but now so more than ever. The television industry is…
Hillary Rodham Clinton (HRC) has been a semi-permanent fixture on Saturday Night Live since 1992, when Jan Hooks first appeared next to Phil Hartman’s Bill Clinton during his initial…
This season’s promo for Law & Order: Special Victims Unit noted that SVU is “the most watched show in all of TV,” based on the seventeenth season’s ratings. Despite the continuing success of SVU, many, including…
One of the most iconic scripted television monologues (arguably, the most iconic and beloved TV speech) is Mad Men episode 1x13, “The Wheel,” in which we first see the…
Some of the greatest and most artistic television moments come in the moments put to music. How I Met Your Mother, Castle, and The Blacklist repeatedly produce epic “music moments.” The…
Television’s “Pilot Season” starts in January each year and ends in time for the NFL Draft at the end of April. About a month later, networks host their annual upfronts in New York City, where they decide which pilot episodes are series worthy and…
“Jumping the shark,” a term coined by John Heim after the Happy Days episode where Fonzie literally jumps over a shark while waterskiing, is the moment…