Four different stories bear my byline in today's Star-Ledger feature section, and if you look really closely at Funky Winkerbean, you may spot my name scribbled into someone's hair like the Ninas in an Al Hirschfeld drawing. Among the stories:
- An overview of why this TV night is so different from other recent post-strike nights, and a preview of upcoming columns;
- A reminder about the return of Letterman, Leno and the rest, whether with or without writers;
- A refurbished version of last summer's column about older shows on DVD to watch if you're missing your favorites during the hiatus. (Slightly expanded with reasons to visit or revisit the current MIA shows.)
The fourth column is the only one of the four that isn't just repeating or repackaging information from earlier columns and blog posts, so I'll link to it separately in a second.
Four different stories bear my byline in today's Star-Ledger feature section, and if you look really closely at Funky Winkerbean, you may spot my name scribbled into someone's hair like the Ninas in an Al Hirschfeld drawing. Among the stories:
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