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TV Review: CBS' '¡Rob!'

CBS debuts its new comedy, ¡Rob! , created by and starring Rob Schneider, on Jan. 12 at 8:30 p.m. The following are reviews from TV critics around the web, compiled by B&C . “It’s hard to know what ¡Rob! is going for as a comedy, unless there’s some kind of prize for slothful execution with a blatantly obvious take on interracial marriage tossed in for... More

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TV Review: NBC's 'Are You There, Chelsea?'

NBC premieres its new sitcom Are You There, Chelsea? on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. ET, starring Laura Prepon as a fictionalized version of E! host and comedian Chelsea Handler, who appears on the show as a supporting character. The following are reviews from TV critics around the Web, compiled by B&C . “The show’s just not as funny as Chelsea Handler is when she’s... More

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TV Review: 'CBS This Morning'

CBS premiered its revamped morning show CBS This Morning with anchors Charlie Rose, Gayle King and Erica Hill on Monday, Jan. 9 in a bid to up its third-place standing among the morning shows. The following are reviews from TV critics around the Web, compiled by B&C . “The best thing about the show, however, is that most of the time, all three hosts seemed perfectly at ease and... More

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TV Review: ABC's 'Work It'

ABC premieres its new cross-dressing comedy Work It Jan. 3 at 8:30 p.m. The following are reviews from TV critics around the web, compiled by B&C . “ Work It could be seen as an insult to the transgender community, sure. But it’s also an affront to all women, and men, and thinking adults.” — Alan Sepinwall , HitFix “I suppose the show could be... More

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Critics React to 69th Annual Golden Globe Nominations

The nominees for the 69 th Annual Golden Globes were announced Thursday, and as can be expected, television critics reacted with praise and outrage. Some notable names absent from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s list — dramas Breaking Bad and The Good Wife and comedies The Office and Parks and Recreation — drew ire from critics and fans. Also missing... More