Television Articles: April 2008

Shark's return is boosted by the specter of Jimmy Woods and Michael Rooker locked in a stare-down, as they display their weird-and-creepy chops.

Clemente was a brilliant ballplayer, but also conflicted and complicated, as demonstrated in Bernardo Ruiz's documentary, Roberto Clemente.

Like its subject, Mark Zwonitzer's Walt Whitman is grand and particular.

King Corn reveals that corn’s toxic effects extend beyond the cattle it fattens and helps to rush to market.

That "Eyewitness to Murder" doesn't reach a definitive conclusion speaks elliptically and effectively to the experience of being "black in America."

Compañeras shows that even when the musicians are women, expectations and structures remain male-dominated.