Tonight’s installment is all about Robert Leroy Parker and Harry Alonzo Longabaugh. If those names aren’t familiar, maybe the name of their Wild West gang of outlaws might be: They were known as The Wild Bunch. Or, perhaps, Parker and Longabaugh are better known by their respective aliases, made famous by the classic movie Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Check local listings.

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Feb

JUSTIFIED By David Bianculli

Last week’s episode of Justified was great – one tense confrontation after another, with the lives of everyone involved in credible, exciting jeopardy. Most of the characters lived to thrill us another day – which arrives tonight. But, as those who are caught up on this series already know, some of them didn’t. And tonight, with Boyd (Walton Goggins) furious about what just happened to Ava (Joelle Carter), expect the body count to rise even higher.

2014

Feb

THE XXII OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES By David Bianculli

You can watch any of today’s Olympics events live on NBCOlyympics.com – but today, the TV networks present mostly tape-delayed coverage. Curling, for example, which starts its competition live at midnight ET, is shown on TV beginning at 3 a.m. ET on NBCSN, with taped coverage of Germany vs. Canada. Other taped curling events include women’s curling at 5 a.m. on USA Network, with U.S. vs. Switzerland, and men’s curling, also on tape delay, at 5 p.m. ET on CNBC, when the U.

2014

Feb

THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS By David Bianculli

So many TV series in prime time right now owe their existence to this 1991 serial-killer thriller, from the direct descendent of NBC’s Hannibal to the spiritual twisted sisters of NBC’s The Blacklist and Fox’s The Following, that it makes sense to pay close attention to the original article. Anthony Hopkins kills it, in more ways than one, as Dr. Hannibal Lecter, the cannibalistic killer who manipulates new FBI profiler Clarice Starling (Jodie Foster). Hopkins and Foster won Os

2014

Feb

QUESTIONING DARWIN By David Bianculli

This new documentary is by Antony Thomas, who won a Peabody Award in 2011 for his sensitive, thoughtful, brave work in For Neda. In Questioning Darwin, he handles twin subjects, by recounting the life and works of beliefs of Charles Darwin himself, and also looking at those who teach the science of evolution in classrooms today. Or refuse to.

2014

Feb

THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY By David Bianculli

In 1980, two years after he starred in Dennis Potter’s brilliant British miniseries Pennies from Heaven, but eight years before he became a movie star thanks to Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Bob Hoskins starred as a tough British gangster in this modern film noir, whose requisite femme fatale is a real killer: Helen Mirren, in one of her early standout film roles as well. This drama, because of its toughness and its controversial ending, was shelved from distribution – until a young compa

2014

Feb

INSIDE COMEDY By David Bianculli

On tonight’s new installment, David Steinberg’s guests, there to discuss comedy, are comic actors from different generations – who, in other movies, also play serious roles. One is Jonah Hill, who’s gone from Superbad and Get Him to the Greek to Moneyball and The Wolf of Wall Street. The other is Alan Arkin, the Second City veteran whose movie career has encompassed everything from Wait Until Dark and Catch-22 to Little Miss Sunshine and Argo.

2014

Feb

ME-TV’S SVENGOOLIE BRINGS BACK HAPPY MEMORIES OF SATURDAY NIGHT HORRORS By Ed Martin

Those of us who were fortunate enough to grow up as members of the television generation fondly remember the monster movie shows run by our local independent stations... I grew up in the Tri-State area around New York...

2014

Feb

WALTER, JOHN, PAUL, GEORGE AND RINGO By Eric Gould

Here’s an off-beat angle on the story of The Beatles first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964: Sullivan first saw the Fab Four on the CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite...

2014

Feb

THE XXII OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES By David Bianculli

NBCSN and NBC, on this Sunday, are the places to catch most of today’s Olympic action. Men’s downhill alpine skiing is saved for prime time on NBC, as is ski jumping, but other events can be seen all day – including, on NBC starting at 2 p.m. ET, more biathlon coverage. For live coverage of all events, go to NBCOlympics.com.

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