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James Poniewozik

James Poniewozik

Chief Television Critic at The New York Times

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Recent Articles

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The Trump Show Is Returning. Will It Be Triumph, Tragedy or Farce?

TV has fixated on one person, as news, comedy material and dramatic subtext, since 2015. Can it do another four years?
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Review: ‘Dune: Prophecy’ Is Still Looking for Its Voice

A long-gestating prequel, about the women who seek to guide a galaxy, is splashy, somber and insufficiently spicy.
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Trump’s Win Unfolded on TV as a Muted Reboot

Trump’s Win Unfolded on TV as a Muted Reboot
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Without Another Debate, the Campaign Became a Duel of TV Scenes

As the candidates raced to claim different corners of the national screen this week, it was “Undercover Boss” vs. “Roll the clip.”
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The Culture Desk: How a Blouse, a Bandage or a Handshake Might Sway...

Our critics decode the political subtexts that matter in 2024 — and beyond.
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‘The Apprentice’ Gets a Young Trump Ready for His Close-Up

Beyond its story of Donald Trump’s early years in business, “The Apprentice” traces his origins as a media celebrity.
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Kamala Harris Made the Political Personal on Her Media Tour

The vice president’s whirlwind tour of talk shows and interviews revealed the kind of persona she wants to present as she seeks to become the election’s main character.
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Review: Trust ‘Disclaimer’ When It Tells You Not to Trust It

The seven-part series from Alfonso Cuarón, about a familiar theme of the treachery of narratives, is easier to admire than to enjoy.
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Vance and Walz’s Battle of the Network Co-Stars

In what could be the last prime-time showdown of the 2024 campaign, the supporting players performed against type.
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‘Freaks and Geeks,’ TV’s Least Likely to Succeed, Won by Losing

The high school cringe comedy was the undersung member of the Class of ’99. But its influence is everywhere.
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What Did ‘The West Wing’ Do to Us?

As Aaron Sorkin’s political fantasy turns 25, its romance has aged better than its politics.