Television Articles: March 2008

The new Peter & The Wolf's sophisticated visual take on its familiar themes is utterly disarming.

Autism: the Musical complicates and enhances Hall's fierce hope with a series of stories of anger and resentment, generosity and dynamic love.

Airing on Sundance as part of its "Iraq War Anniversary" programming, Nice Bombs is an extraordinary film, the story focused through personal experience and resonating outward.

As The Situation makes a mucky melodrama out of the war in Iraq, it accommodates an American perspective of its own actions.

As Iron Ladies of Liberia documents, Liberia's president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf faces multiple obstacles, yet approaches her work with resolve and ingenuity.

To start, the premise of The Return of Jezebel James -- infertility -- isn’t exactly a knee-slapper.

Yes, Liz is ballsy. And no, Canterbury's Law is not subtle.

On its surface, New Amsterdam is yet another show featuring a detective with a gimmick.

Unhitched revels in the surrealist absurdity of dating, but can't make its central friendship ring true.