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NBC actually dropped Freaks & Geeks -- the smart, funny, refreshingly true-to-life high school comedy? Well, duh. Also, a look at the WB's DC, the latest ensemble drama to feature incredibly good-looking people.

Two new specials focus on the Internet -- one on its remarkable past, one on its potentially hazardous future; also, Showtime launches the Latino Filmmaker Showcase.

A small-screen return to twitching noses, magic potions, and girls who hold the power; also, a review of TNT’s daring live-action Animal Farm.

Sunday on KXAN, Monday on Fox 7

Sundance Channel re-airs true-crime miniseries with a new coda

Phil Anselmo and Corey Mitchell unleash the Housecore Horror Film Festival in 2013

Independent Lens rolls out more standout docs

TNT's Leverage serves up justice week-to-week and in one tidy hour

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There is someone I would like to thank this holiday season, as she won't be sitting at my Thanksgiving Day table. She is the unnamed senior producer for CBS's overnight broadcast who dared to do something very, very brave – or very, very stupid, depending on your point of view.

The Emmy Award nominations announced last week show that it's business as usual in TV land

Are you a Survivor? That's what 300-some Central Texans wanted to know when they auditioned for the CBS reality show.

Is there anything worse than that long stretch before the start of the fall season? Thank God for cable.

Television shows are using direct addresses to the audience more and more. What hath Ferris Bueller wrought? Also, say goodbye to Boy Meets World and, quite possibly, Sports Night.

Cruise as Cruz? Wiig for Warren?

Actor/writer/co-producer Juddy Talt fashions a tale about a romance writer who's unlucky in love, and filmed it largely in Dallas.

God help us: Nic Cage is up against the Rapture.

Brendan Fraser and Harrison Ford play a parent and a scientist who fight time, man-made obstacles, and each other to find a cure for a rare childhood disease.

The film has the perfect formula for holiday cheer: redemption through sentimentality, salvation through schmaltz.

Rob Reiner directs this addiction drama written by his son Nick

A strident Renée Zellweger stars in this forgettable fish-out-of-water comedy.

Darby Crash, the L.A. punk rock junkie godhead leader of the Germs who died of an overdose in 1980, is revivified in this long-gestating but strangely sterile biopic.

True story of NASA's black women mathematicians

Ripped-from-the-headlines movie about a hostage crisis defused by a devotional book

Our most primal fears about what's lurking in the dark lies at the heart of this Guillermo del Toro-scripted frightmare.

The Hallmark homilies are all there in this family-friendly feature about a cancer-stricken 10-year-old searching for the elusive morpho butterfly, but when the principals arrive in rainforest country, the film shifts gears and begins to breathe.