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The new documentary 'Starring Dick Van Dyke' honors the actor as he turns 100 through interviews with former cast mates and contemporaries.

The TV series on this list delivered real surprises with new directions and original formats, while others just had good old-fashioned storytelling, our television critic says.

This Gilded Age murder mystery starring Mandy Patinkin and Janet McTeer involves historical figures like Harry K. Thaw, Evelyn Nesbit, Thomas Edison and Edgar Degas.

The previously unseen final eight episodes of the NBC sitcom are now available on YouTube 19 years after the show was canceled, bringing closure to a pleasing series.

Our television critic guides you through the blizzard of holiday programming available to watch from the comfort of your home.

Netflix's 'The Beast in Me' and Prime Video's 'Malice' may not have huge twists, but good writing and fine performances make both very watchable.

In Disney+'s new holiday movie, the Jonas Brothers take trains, planes and automobiles in an attempt to get home for Christmas, reconciling their differences in the process.

Ken Burns, with co-directors Sarah Botstein and David Schmidt, gives us an in-depth look at the war for independence that also happened to be a civil war.

NBC's latest mockumentary comedy series, inspired the docuseries 'Cheer,' takes on the world of collegiate competitive cheerleading.

A marvelous Rhea Seehorn stars in the Apple TV sci-fi series, which explores the nature of happiness and an individual's right to be discontented.