Yes, I'm a TV critic. But I've always believed my job is less about thumbs -- up or down -- and more about the conversation. Because the more choices we have, the fewer people in our lives know what we're talking about when we say, "Did you see that?" And that's when television really starts to get interesting.
If you're up for the commemoration of yet another baby-boom generation milestone, a three-night documentary series offers perspective even Walter Cronkite couldn't in 1969.
There's a casting call here on July 6 for the weight-loss competition, which is coming to the USA Network next year. 92.5XTU DJ Nicole Michalik talks about the good and the bad parts of her experience on the show.
The actor who plays Hawkins' irascible police chief talks about working with Winona Ryder and Millie Bobby Brown, how the show treats its grownups, and what about it makes him cry.
