Tv Shows

Here Are The Spring 2017 Tv Shows We Can't Wait To Watch

... of parenting, and the heartbreak of young relationships. After a very long break (the writers needed an extra year off to live their lives and come up with new material), season two is upon us, though the only footage we've seen so far is Ansari and Eric Wareheim riding scooters in some gorgeous location. (Perhaps the same country where the two filmed their incredible "Famous" music video? ). UNBREAKABLE KIMMY SCHMIDT (Netflix, May 19 th): The spiritual heir to 30 Rock tossed aside the weaker elements of the first season (the kids) and crammed in tons of NYC jokes along with a whole subplot about gentrification in season two. We don't know much about season three yet, but if Titus is "Lemonading" all over the place, that's all we really need to know. TWIN PEAKS (Showtime, May 21 st): That gum you like is finally coming back into style this spring. After years of false starts and premature hope, ...

Maduro's Awkward Tv Shows Raise Hackles Amid Venezuela Crisis

... March 18, 2017. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins. A woman receives a jar of mayonnaise and packet of pasta from a worker after she queued outside a supermarket in Caracas, Venezuela March 10, 2017. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins. Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro speaks during a meeting with ministers in Caracas, Venezuela March 14, 2017. Miraflores Palace/Handout via REUTERS. A girl sleeps in a baby stroller next to her mother while they queue to try and buy food outside a supermarket in Caracas, Venezuela March 10, 2017. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins. A bakery worker (R) tries to control the crowd as people queue to buy bread in Caracas July 21, 2016. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins. A woman receives a numbered ticket while she queues to try and buy food outside a market in Caracas, Venezuela March 17, 2017. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins. People argue while they queue on the street as they try to buy food outside a supermarket in Caracas, Venezuela March 17, 2017. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins. A woman receives two packages ...

Times Us Versions Improved On The Original

... that the Netflix update has even bettered it. For one, there's much more of it (52 episodes so far compared to eight), but it helped spearhead the streaming binge culture that we're so accustomed to today. A fifth season is on its way later in 2017. 2. Kitchen Nightmares. ©  Fox. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Gordon Ramsay launched Kitchen Nightmares on Channel 4 back in 2004, and it was a genuinely interesting documentary series in which Gordon attempted to help failing restaurants recover their business. Three years later, and Gordon had become a popular TV star in the States thanks to his US remake of Hell's Kitchen (another show bettered in America), and so he launched a US version of Kitchen Nightmares on Fox. The US version is pure reality TV trash. Most of the scenes are clearly contrived, over the top and silly when compared to the more sedate UK original, but that's exactly what makes it so great. It's hard not to get sucked into the Ramsay TV universe and end up binging 10 episodes in a row. It has a magical ...

The 10 Most Anticipated Spring Tv Shows

... bloody face was no way to end the series - and it wasn't supposed to be, since the series was canceled after Season 2. But we're finally (hopefully) going to get an answer, if not a resolution, to one of TV's unsolved mysteries, 25 years later. Or we might have no idea what we're getting. Showtime is giving David Lynch and Mark Frost free reign to do whatever they want, which is what Twin Peaks fans always wanted, even though David Lynch is not known for giving the people what they want. Plus we can't wait to see how they're going to use all 75,000 cast members. Elisabeth Moss, The Handmaid's Tale. Premieres: Wednesday, April 26. There has, sadly, never been a better time for an adaptation of Margaret Atwood 's dystopian novel, which explores a world in which all fertile American women have been enslaved as broodmares under a newly instated totalitarian theocracy. Mad Men 's Elisabeth Moss ...

The 12 Tv Shows That We Can’t Wait To Watch This Spring

... March 31 on Netflix. Fargo Season 3. For the latest season of the FX anthology series, Ewan Mc Gregor does double duty, playing a pair of brothers: Emmit, a rich, successful parking lot impresario with a full head of hair, and Ray, his balding, struggling brother, whose envy he can’t hide. Ray becomes entangled in a heist gone wrong (this is Fargo, after all), which leads The Leftovers’s Carrie Coon, this season’s kooky (yet highly efficient!) police officer, to investigate the grisly crime in the small Minnesota town. Premieres April 19 on FX. Bill Nye Saves the World. Just as our climate change–skeptical president plots to gut the Environmental Protection Agency, our favorite science teacher returns to TV to save the day. For his new show, Bill Nye and his team of comedians and correspondents will debunk myths on ...

And Nothing Like The Original Tv Series

... plot is little more than an excuse to go from one badly edited chase scene to the next. Michael Peña, left, as Ponch and Dax Shepard as Jon star in the action comedy “CHi Ps.” (Peter Iovino/Warner Bros. Pictures). That’s one bad habit the movie shares with Shepard’s previous directorial effort, the engine-revving comedy “ Hit and Run ,” which co-starred his wife, Kristen Bell. Bell shows up again here, playing Jon’s heartless estranged wife. But like every other actor in this movie — especially the women — her talents are wasted on uninspired dialogue that’s laser-focused on body functions and sex acts. At least she gets to keep her shirt on, even if she does spend the entire movie in a bathing suit. You could call “CHi Ps” an action comedy, except that the laughs never materialize and the action is filmed so badly that it’s impossible to tell what’s happening. Though clearly inspired by other successful remakes of old TV shows — “21 Jump Street,” “Charlie’s Angels” and “Starsky & Hutch,” to name a few — Shepard ...

9 Amazon Prime Tv Shows You Should Definitely Download

... in a big old Edwardian mansion? In the 1920 s?! Bo-ring! Except "Downton Abbey" is anything but. Packed with characters you can't help but love (or love to hate - Thomas!) and overflowing with rich tales, the show is as binge-worthy as they come. Even if it still doesn't sound like your cup of Earl Grey (see what I did there?), just try one episode. You'll be hooked, I guarantee it. ' Flight of the Conchords '. OK, one more from HBO. Jemaine Clement and Bret Mc Kenzie make up the eponymous two-man band, otherwise known as "New Zealand's fourth most popular folk parody duo." Come for the laugh-out-loud comedy and good-enough-to-buy-the-album songs, stay for the cameos from the likes of Aziz Ansari, Jim Gaffigan, Will Forte and Kristen Wiig. If you don't find this show funny, well, we can't be friends anymore. ' Good Girls Revolt '. Missing "Mad Men"? This is its spiritual successor. Set in 1969 and based on a true story, "'Revolt" tells the story of women fighting to get credit for their work at a national news magazine. Don't let that rather dry-sound premise dissuade you; this smart, beautifully produced series feels ...

Colorado May Cut Incentives To Lure Movies And Tv Shows

... for consumer products or new cars or for a non-profit,” the Democrat said, noting that the subsidies Colorado offers are smaller than what some nearby states provide. The budget committee — split evenly between Democrats and Republicans — could revisit the decision Wednesday as it looks to finalize the spending plan for the fiscal year that begins July 1. But landing the money may prove a long shot. The committee needs to find more than $400 million to balance the budget and pay for the spending items it approved so far, meaning more programs may face cuts. Stephanie Copeland, the executive director of the Office of Economic Development and International Trade, said the incentives mostly go toward small productions films, rather than the blockbusters like “The Hateful Eight.” And she defended the spending on the movie , saying it helped showcase the state’s production crews and lured other films. The state’s film office awarded $2 million to 17 projects, according to its 2016 annual report , which helped generate an estimated $17.6 million in economic activity. “Like any investment that we make … with Colorado taxpayers dollars,” Copeland said, ...