Like the defiant corpse in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, The Killing isn't dead just yet. Turns out the show was recently resurrected by AMC — the channel that cancelled it this past July...

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THE SPY WHO BUGGED ME: ARCHER IS A DUMMY, BUT STILL FUNNY By Eric Gould

According to FX press, secret agent Sterling Archer is a dashing rake, a top field operative and "a colossal tool." It's hard not to disagree...

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ANDREW NICE CLAY: JIM JEFFERIES SHOWS HIS HEART, CRUDELY By Eric Gould

FX has explored the poetics of bad behavior with Louie. Now it's upping, or lowering, the ante with a self-described misanthropic comic in the new half-hour series Legit...

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'FRONTLINE': SCHOOLING THE SYSTEM By Eric Gould

Frontline's new documentary on former Washington D.C. public school Chancellor Michelle Rhee teaches some valuable lessons about how we're able — or unable — to change American education...

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