How time crawls. This is the first anniversary of our daily TVWW video offshoot, Best TV Tomorrow, in which I give a casual visual shout-out to the very best single offering on TV the next day, whether on broadcast, cable or streaming TV. The subject of the inaugural report, keyed to Oct. 10, 2019, was NBC’s The Good Place. A year later, you can see what we recommend, then stay tuned to compare it to our video a year ago, just by watching yesterday's Best TV Tomorrow for today – Saturday, Oct. 10, 2020. You can see that here. But I just realized… since these videos are posted on our YouTube channel, TV Worth Watching, one day in advance, our actual one-year anniversary was yesterday. Oh, well. It’s not the first deadline I’ve blown. Take today, for instance…

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