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2. TV is bad.
3. THE 1991 FALL TV PREVIEW.
4. GET SET FOR THE NEW SHOWS, MOVIES, AND STARS OF TELEVISION'S SECOND SEASON.
5. TELEVISION A GUIDED TOUR OF THE NEW FALL TV SEASON HERE IS A PREVIEW OF ALL 34 NEW SHOWS AND A LOOK AT CHANGES IN SOME RETURNING FAVORITES, ALING WITH A GALLERY OF THE YEAR'S MOST WATCHABLE FACES. PLUS CABLE, KIDS, MINISERIES, AND MUCH MORE.
6. TELEVISION TREASURES THE TOP 20 SHOWS TO WATCH AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN.
7. 'THIRTYSOMETHING' WHY WE'RE STILL WATCHING AND ARGUING ABOUT 'THIRTYSOMETHING'.
8. What to Watch.
9. AT 10, A MEMO TO TED KOPPEL.
10. Television.
11. Jimmy Dean, not just sausage: He was the king of country music television.
12. 'Breaking Bad' face off: Gus Fring/Giancarlo Esposito talks about THAT SCENE.
13. Rating this season's 'Saturday Night Live' episodes: Has this been a good or bad season for the show?
14. 'Sarah Palin's Alaska' met the whining fury of Kate Gosselin: 'She bitched the moment she got off the plane'.
15. 'Fringe' gets a visit from Howard Stern's Eric... the Actor.
16. 'Downton Abbey' finale review: How much did you love it, and what did you think of that ending?
17. 1 The Mary Tyler Moore Show AN ALL-STAR CAST AND FIRST-RATE WRITING MADE 'MTM' THE CAT'S MEOW.
18. HEATHER LOCKLEAR.
19. SMOOTHER 'LANDING' THE 13TH YEAR OF KNOTS LANDING BEGAN WITH A CALAMITOUS PARADE OF DREARY NEW CHARACTERS AND DULL SUBPLOTS. AFTER RETOOLING, THIS SOAP IS FUN AND FROTHY AGAIN.
20. TWO FACT-BASED NBC MOVIES ABOUT DETERMINED INDIVIDUALS, IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CHILDREN AND TILL DEATH DO US PART, OFFER FIRST-RATE ACTING AND TENSE DRAMA.
21. SOLID "PROOF" THE BURDEN OF PROOF, NOVELIST SCOTT TUROW'S POPULAR FOLLW-UP TO PRESUMED INNOCENT, GETS A SURPRISINGLY STRONG, TASTEFUL TREATMENT IN A TWO-PART ABC MOVIE.
22. 'L.A.' LOST NBC'S GROUNDBREAKING ENSEMBLE PIECE FOR THE LATE '80S, L.A. LAW, IS LABORING THIS SEASON WITH CONTRIVED PLOTS AND UNBECOMING NEW CHARACTERS. WHAT WENT WRONG?
23. NEWS MAKES A MOVE 60-MINUTES-STYLE MAGAZINE SHOWS ARE SUDDENLY HOT, AS PRIMETIME LIVE, 20/20, AND THE NEW STREET STORIES GET IMPRESSIVE RATINGS AND MAKE SOME HEADLINES.
24. NBC'S NEW CRIME-DOESN'T-PAY STORY, DRUG WARS: THE COCAINE CARTEL, IS A REVEALING (THOUGH FLAWED) TRIP THROUGH THE TREACHEROUS WORLD OF COLUMBIAN DOPE-RUNNING.
25. A JERRY OF HIS PEERS THE OFTEN HILARIOUS SEINFELD HAS EVOLVED FROM A SHOWCASE FOR THE STAND-UP TALENTS OF ITS LEAD PLAYER INTO ONE OF THE STRONGEST ENSEMBLE PIECES ON TELEVISION.
26. LOVE AND DEBT SITCOM FANS HAVE NEVER SEEN A FAMILY LIKE THE PENSIVE, CASH-POOR SINGLE MOM AND FIVE KIDS ON THE TORKELSONS, WHERE MISFORTUNE ISN'T ALWAYS A CUE FOR THE LAUGH TRACK.
27. IT'S COUNTRY TIME THE RETURN OF THE COUNTRY-MUSIC VARIETY SHOW TO PRIME TIME WITH NBC'S NEW HOT COUNTRY NIGHTS ONLY CAN MEAN ONE THING: AMERICA IS READY TO GO DOWN-HOME.
28. HOLMES IMPROVEMENT IN PBS' THE CASEBOOK OF SHERLOCK HOLMES, JEREMY BRETT HAS TRANSFORMED THE RESTRAINED, TIGHT-LIPPED SLEUTH OF THE OLD MOVIES INTO A DROLL, WISECRACKING DELIGHT.
29. D-I-V-O-R-C-E WITH ITS GLOOMY PLOT LINES, VINDICTIVE SPOUSES, AND WEIRD CHARACTERS, STEVEN BOCHCO'S SMART-LOOKING CIVIL WARS SHOWS THAT BREAKING UP IS HARD TO MAKE ENTERTAINING.
30. '40S-SOMETHING AN ATTRACTIVE ENSEMBLE OF STRONG-WILLED CHARACTERS AND UN UNDERPINING OF TIGHTLY KNIT POSTWAR FAMILIES MAKE THE NEW HOMEFRONT A PRIME-TIME SOAP WITH BABY-BOOM APPEAL.
31. NEW FACES OF 1991 WITH JULIA DUFFY AND JAN HOOOKS WOVEN IN, DESIGNING WOMEN'S SEAMS ARE SHOWING. AND ARE L.A. LAW, LAW & ORDER, AND ROSIE O'NEILL MAKING THE CASE FOR THEIR CAST CHANGES?
32. 'FRONTLINE' TURNS 10 THE PBS SERIES, ONE OF TV'S FEW REMAINING SOURES OF PROVOCATIVE REPORTING, FINDS ITS TARGETS EVERYWHERE-ON THE RIGHT, ON THE LEFT, IN THE CENTER, AND ON THE FRINGE.
33. TAKING WING THE THOUGHTFUL I'LL FLY AWAY IS THE SEASON'S BEST NEW DRAMA. WILL ITS REFRESHING SUBTLETY SURVIVE?
34. IN THE NEW COMEDY HOME IMPROVEMENT, A WRY TAKE ON ROBERT BLY AND THE MEN'S MOVEMENT, STAND-UP COMIC TIM ALLEN SHOWS HE HAS ALL THE POWER TOOLS FOR STARDOM.
35. ADVISE & CONSENT "THE TELEVISION EVENT OF THE YEAR!"-KEN TUCKER, ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY PROVING THE POWER OF REALITY-BASED TELEVISION, THE CLARENCE THOMAS CONFIRMATION HEARINGS OFFERED A THREE-DAY SPECTACLE THAT SHOOK AMERICA.
36. DOUBLE STEEL DANIELLE STEEL'S FROTHY SAGAS OF LOVE LOST AND FOUND, PALOMINO AND DADDY, ARE PRIME-TIME ALTERNATIVES TO BASEBALL THIS WEEK. DADDY'S CAMPY ROMANCE IS THE BETTER BET.
37. KIDVID WITH CLASS CHILDREN'S TV ISN'T ALL DRAB NETWORK CARTOONS. CABLE AND SYNDICATION OFFER NEW FARE FOR YOUNG VIEWERS THAT INCLUDES STIMULATING NEWS SHOWS AND INVENTIVE ANIMATION.
38. STRAIGHT INTO BROOKLYN FAMILY TIES CREATOR GARY DAVID GOLDBERG SCORES AGAIN WITH HIS TENDER NEW COMEDY, BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
39. THE MORNING LINE EVEN WITH PLAYFUL CAMEOS FROM STARS LIKE M.C. HAMMER AND BO JACKSON, THE NEW SATURDAY TV SHOWS FALL SHORT ON IMAGINATION. BEST BET: THE PIRATES OF DARK WATER.
40. THE SOMERS OF '91 AS THE ACTRESS RETURNS TO SITCOMS IN ABC'S STEP BY STEP, A MOVIE BASED ON HER AUTOBIOGRAPHY, KEEPING SECRETS, LOOKS BACK AT HER DIFFICULT JOURNEY TO TELEVISION STARDOM.
41. THE LUST CONNECTION THE NEW DATING GAME SHOW STUDS TRIES TO UPDATE AN OLD FORMAT WITH HOT-TO-TROT CONTESTANTS AND TITILLATING BANTER. ITS CHARMS ARE FLEETING, AND STRICTLY PHYSICAL.
42. NASHVILLE CATS FROM HOT-BLOODED MOVIE REVIEWER JIMMY CARTER TO COOKING-SHOW CUTUPS WILLIAMS AND REE, THERE'S A LOT MORE TO THE NASHVILLE NETWORK THAN COUNTRY-MUSIC VIDEOS.
43. THE WHEELER-DEALERS THE PRICE IS RIGHT, THE $100,000 PYRAMID, AND FAMILY FEUD JUST KEEP ROLLING ALONG, WINNING VIEWERS WITH COMBINATION OF SIMPLE RULES AND ENTHUSIASTIC CONTESTANTS.
44. TALES OF TINSELTOWN A&E'S CANDID DOCUMENTARY SERIES NAKED HOLLYWOOD TURNS THE CAMERA ON THE MOVIEMAKERS TO EXPOSE THE BRAINS, BRAWN, AND BLUSTER BEHIND THE INDUSTRY'S GLITTER.
45. THE TROUBLE WITH JAY LENO HAS INHERITED CARSON'S MANTLE AS KING OF NBC'S TONIGHT, BUT HE SEEMS TO HAVE TRADED HIS POPULISM FOR POPULARITY. CAN HE RECLAIM THE OLD VERVE AND NERVE?
46. KING'S "GOLDEN" TOUCH CBS' AMBITIOUS NEW MINISERIES BY STEPHEN KING TAKES A WHILE TO GET GOING, BUT BE PATIENT: THE AUTHOR'S GOLDEN YEARS IS CHARMING, SEXY, AND, OF COURSE, SCARY.
47. FUN AMONG THE RERUNS.
48. LEAR STRIKES OUT THE '70S VISIONARY BEHIND ALL IN THE FAMILY STUMBLES INTO THE '90S WITH THE DREADFUL SITCOM SUNDAY DINNER. WE'RE LEFT TO ASK: WHERE HAVE YOU GONE, EDITH BUNKER?
49. "LIVE" AND WELL NBC'S SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE STILL HAS BITE. THE HOSTS AND MUSICAL GUESTS AREN'T AS IMPRESSIVE AS THEY ONCE WERE, BUT THE SHOW'S POLISHED ENSEMBLE KEEPS US LAUGHING.
50. LOVE THAT BOB ENGAGING IN INTELLIGENT CONVERSATION ON NBC'S LATER, CRACKIN WISE ON NBA SHOWTIME, FILLING IN ON TODAY: THE NIMBLE BOB COSTAS IS EVERYWHERE. LUCKY US.
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