... to watch television. That's how much great stuff is out there. It's ridiculous. JEFFREY BROWN: All right. Alan Sepinwall, go back the watching, from UPROXX, and, Eric Deggans, thank you both very much. HARI SREENIVASAN: On our Facebook page, you can find more of our TV critics' recommendations.
Video by PBS NewsHour What were the best television shows of 2016? TV critics Eric Deggans of NPR and Alan Sepinwall of Uproxx shared their favorites on our show, but they also spoke with Jeffrey Brown about the struggles late-night talk show hosts faced in covering the 2016 election ...
... JESSICA WILLIAMS: A water gun at a Texas pool party? Are you trying to get me killed? Eric Deggans is TV critic for NPR. ERIC DEGGANS, NPR: Jon Stewart's ultimate enemy is hypocrisy and phoniness. JON STEWART: Reid, how did you not read this bill? (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) ERIC ...
... Allred is bring a civil sex assault case. And she is hoping that the courts will uphold that. Cosby of course is trying to get that thrown out of court. JEFFREY BROWN: Maryclaire Dale and Eric Deggans, thank you both so much. MARYCLAIRE DALE: Thank you. ERIC DEGGANS: Thank you.
... PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: I know. ERIC DEGGANS, NPR: We're so used to late-night comedy that has been influenced by David Letterman. JEFFREY BROWN: Eric Deggans, NPR's TV critic, calls Letterman's late-night legacy massive. DAVID LETTERMAN: Everybody, have a great -- ow. ERIC DEGGANS: It's hard ...
... the cases affect the integrity of the investigations? We took the discussion to Twitter. New York Times reporter Jonathan Mahler (@jonathanmahler) and NPR TV critic Eric Deggans (@Deggans) each shared their take. Read a transcript of the discussion below. [View the story "Twitter chat: How does the ‘true crime’ genre ...
... bluster, clearly modeled on the cable TV and radio styles of Bill O'Reilly and others, all played for laughs and lessons. NPR TV critic ERIC DEGGANS: ERIC DEGGANS, NPR TV Critic: I think we hit a media moment where people wanted major media to acknowledge the absurdities and some ...
... change. When the news of his selection was announced in April, he said that he would leave his "Report" character behind. But NPR TV critic Eric Deggans said that fans won't be all that shocked, as Colbert has been slowly dialing up his own personality in recent episodes. "I ...
... some of our favorites on online. Related Does Technology Offer Anyone a Big Break in Entertainment Industry? Watch PBS NewsHour Friday for a conversation with "Arrested Development" producer Brian Grazer and Eric Deggans, Television Critic for the Tampa Bay Times. We'll post that interview online before the show airs.
... a museum in Bentonville, Ark., set to open in November. * Ballots for the Emmy Awards are due back to the academy on Friday. NPR’s “All Things Considered” and critic Eric Deggans focus on names “which haven’t been discussed much before, in hopes some Academy members might pay attention.”
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