5 Standout Jeffrey Tambor Roles Before ‘Transparent’s’ Maura
Emmys 2015: The awards contender honed his comedic chops on “Three’s Company” and its spinoff, “The Ropers”
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‘The Red Tent’ Review: Lifetime’s Old-Fashioned Biblical Mini Overcomes Confusing Start
Minnie Driver, Rebecca Ferguson and Debra Winger star in this epic story about the traveling sisterhood of the sister wives
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‘Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce’ Review: Bravo’s Fictional Venture Is Hardly Marriage Material
Lisa Edelstein’s new series is obsessed with affluence, and works best when it ventures into dramatic territory
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‘State of Affairs’ Review: Katherine Heigl Doesn’t Pass the Spy Test on NBC’s Espionage Drama
The former “Grey’s Anatomy” star is way out of her element as a CIA analyst
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‘The Missing’ Review: Starz Mystery Becomes a Real Horror Show
BBC production deftly plays on parents’ worst fears about disappearing kids
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‘The Showrunners’ Review: Engaging Look Behind-The-Scenes With J.J. Abrams, Bill Prady and Co.
TV producers that run shows including “The Good Wife,” “House of Lies” and “The Big Bang Theory” share their insights
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‘Olive Kitteridge’ Review: Frances McDormand Battles Small-Town Saps in HBO’s Gloriously Flinty Mini
Miniseries also stars Richard Jenkins as her upbeat husband, and Bill Murray as a wealthy resident of their coastal Maine town
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‘Kingdom’ Review: Nick Jonas’ Fight Drama Packs a Mean Punch
DirecTV series starring Frank Grillo and Matt Lauria pummels viewers before easing up a notch
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‘The Affair’ Review: Showtime’s Infidelity Drama Isn’t Likable Enough for a Heavy Commitment
Dominic West and Ruth Wilson each tell their character’s side of the extramarital liaison in the sex-infused he said-she said drama
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‘Left Behind’ Review: Nicolas Cage Tests Our Faith With Rapture Disaster Movie
Remake of Kirk Cameron film will be best appreciated by devoted fans of the book it’s based upon
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‘Transparent’ Review: Jeffrey Tambor Will Break Your Heart in Amazon’s Binge-Worthy Show
Tambor’s kids find out about their father’s secret female identity in Jill Soloway’s new Amazon show
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‘How to Get Away With Murder’ Review: Split Verdict on Shonda Rhimes Legal Drama
Students are nowhere as powerful as their teacher, played by Viola Davis, on ABC’s new drama
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‘The Mysteries of Laura’ Review: Debra Messing’s Mom Cop Breezes Past Tired Dialogue
Plotting is extremely broad in NBC’s hybrid show, based on a Spanish telenovela
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‘The Good Wife’ Review: Legal Drama Ditches the Grief for Dynamic Storytelling
Julianna Margulies drops the angst — and oppressive sadness — on the CBS series’ Season 6 opener
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‘I Origins’ Review: Michael Pitt Is Ocularly Obsessed in This Uneven Sci-Fi Romance
Brit Marling reteams with “Another Earth” director Mike Cahill and provides much needed-grounding to this dreamy story about a scientist driven by lost love
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‘Masters of Sex’ Review: Lizzy Caplan and Michael Sheen Go Deeper in Season 2
Showtime’s drama about pioneering sex researchers Bill Masters and Virginia Johnson gets off to a racy, and emotionally rich, start
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‘Land Ho!’ Review: A Delicious and Potent Old-Fashioned, Over Ice(land)
Earl Lynn Nelson and Paul Eenhoorn play mismatched travel buddies grappling with retirement in this uplifting road trip movie
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‘The Leftovers’ Review: Damon Lindelof Explores the Great Spiritual Unknown in Moody HBO Series
Justin Theroux anchors the melancholy HBO series exploring the aftermath of a mass global disappearance
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‘Under the Electric Sky’ Review: Visually Stunning Rave Film Wears Out Its Welcome
The Electric Daisy Carnival holds electronic dance music fans in its thrall, but the documentary about it grows tedious by Day Two
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‘Third Person’ Review: Liam Neeson Is Tortured, and So Are the Metaphors
Neeson plays a haunted writer trying to reclaim glory in the latest all-star interlocking drama from “Crash” writer-director Paul Haggis
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Lizzy Caplan’s ‘Sex’ Education: ‘I Thought There Would Be Backlash About the Nudity’
Caplan talks with EmmyWrap about playing orgasmic 1950s researcher Virginia Johnson in “Masters of Sex”
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‘The Rover’ Review: Robert Pattinson and Guy Pearce Both Need a Shower After the Apocalypse
Characters form an unlikely bond in road movie set in a lawless Australian outback sometime in the near future
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‘Orange Is the New Black’ Review: Jenji Kohan Takes Off Emotional Shackles in Season 2
Netflix prison dramedy returns with even deeper storytelling
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‘The Fault in Our Stars’ Review: Shailene Woodley Grounds Dewy-Eyed Cancer Weepie
Woodley stars opposite her “Divergent” brother Ansel Elgort in this unabashed tearjerker about teens battling life-threatening illness
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‘Crossbones’ Review: John Malkovich’s Pirate Yarn Stumbles and Never Recovers
NBC’s sword-filled drama about Blackbeard goes off course toward the end of its debut episode, airing Friday night
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‘The Immigrant’ Review: Marion Cotillard Gets Exploited at Ellis Island
James Gray directs frequent collaborator Joaquin Phoenix as an enigmatic pimp who takes advantage of just-off-the-boat Polish immigrant Cotillard
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‘The Double’ Review: Awkward and Stylized, Times Two
Jesse Eisenberg pulls double duty in this pretentious drama about a timid young man confronted with a doppelgänger
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’24: Live Another Day’ Review: It’s Awfully Familiar, but It’s Good
Kiefer Sutherland quickly gets back into head-butting form in Fox’s revival of its once ground-breaking espionage drama
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‘Bad Teacher’ Review: CBS Comedy Mixes Class and Crass
Ari Graynor plays a self-absorbed but ultimately kind-hearted adviser
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‘Fading Gigolo’ Review: Woody Allen Pimps It Up With John Turturro in Surprisingly Soulful Farce
Turturro wrote and directed the story about a sensitive florist turned man-‘ho
