"Batman" is back! Adam West and Burt Ward romp once more at 11:30 p.m. and 5:30 a.m. ET weekdays on The Hub, starting Monday night. Not ideal times, or an ideal format, for that matter, when it comes to Adam West's legendary '60s live-action crimefighting comic lampoon...

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CHRISTMAS TV UPDATE: SAMANTHA AND DARRIN, DR. HOUSE, LARRY DAVID, ET AL By Diane Werts

It's not too late to catch a new Christmas episode of "The Closer," along with vintage holidays from "The Wonder Years," "House," "The Golden Girls," "Bewitched," and even "Curb Your Enthusiasm." Not to mention George C. Scott's "A Christmas Carol." Check TVWW's continuing listings for Christmas TV episodes/specials...

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Dec

YULE TUBE: HAVE YOURSELF A MOVIE LITTLE CHRISTMAS ON TELEVISION By Diane Werts

Everybody's got favorite Christmas movies and TV shows they watch year after year. But it's also great finding a new fave you never knew existed. That's why Christmas books are so cool -- and why I wrote one myself, "Christmas on Television." I'd been watching (and recording) holiday episodes for years, for reasons that weren't clear to me until I started thinking on it for the book...

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Dec

CHRISTMAS TV UPDATE: DOZENS MORE SHOWS! By Diane Werts

If you've been looking to revisit holiday cheer from "The Wonder Years," "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "King of the Hill," "The Hughleys," "Ally McBeal" [photo] or "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman," all these shows and more have been added to our ever-expanding Christmas TV listings...

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HAPPY FESTIVUS: 'SEINFELD' DVD DEAL! By Diane Werts

How much "Seinfeld" can you stand? Find out by buying The Complete Series box as Thursday's Amazon spotlight deal of the day. Just in time for Festivus!...

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Dec

HOLIDAY LISTINGS UPDATE: PHOTOS TO HELP YOU FIND YOUR FAVES By Diane Werts

Finally, TVWW's Christmas TV listings for episodes/specials and movies are now souped up with photos. That makes it easier to spot upcoming airings of classics like "A Charlie Brown Christmas" and "It's a Wonderful Life," along with newcomers like holiday episodes of "Hawaii Five-0" and "Glee" (yes, it's getting an encore), plus movies...

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Dec

CHRISTMAS TV: IT'S A 'WONDERFUL' WEEKEND! By Diane Werts

Big holiday weekend! You like classic Christmas episodes? You get TV Land's "Merrython," plus Spike's stackup of "Married With Children." You like new Christmas episodes?...

2010

Dec

WEIRD & WILD: MEXICAN SANTA AND VIDEO GAMES By Diane Werts

Not everybody's list of film credits includes both the family fun of Santa Claus and the adult exploitation of "Shanty Tramp," plus the unmistakable oeuvre of masked Mexican wrestler/superhero Santo. But one man's does...

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CHRISTMAS TV: 'BUFFY,' 'MEEK,' MERRYTHON By Diane Werts

Wake up to seasonal spookery this Thursday morning. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Angel" make "amends," while Santa's got a brand new bag that holds everything everybody wants in the "Night of the Meek" episode of "The Twilight Zone." Full listings here...

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TV DVD: ONLINE RELEASES TO THE RESCUE! By Diane Werts

If there's anything TV DVD collectors hate, it's collecting seasons of a series that the distributor discontinues before it's complete. "Hill Street Blues" ran 7 seasons, but only 2 are out on DVD. "NYPD Blue" fans scored 4 seasons on disc, but 12 were aired...

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Diane Werts

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Diane Werts has been glued to the tube since she can remember, growing up in a household where the TV came on first thing in the morning and stayed on till bedtime and beyond. She worked for the USA Film Festival, then for The Dallas Morning News writing about everything from Shakespeare to macrame art to rock music (and has the hearing loss to prove it). She moved to New York's Newsday to edit their glossy TV magazine, then returned to writing about television, specializing in its stranger permutations. She's a past president of the Television Critics Association.

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