Tuning in to the 1970s historical family sagas that defined a generation’s idea of victimhood and survival—and changed television
As HBO’s medieval fantasy Game of Thrones returns, imagining a Jewish version of the Seven Kingdoms
The hit period-specific PBS drama glosses over a crucial detail of 1920s England: anti-Semitism
The reason I don’t like the HBO drama? I want it to be a show about Jewish gangsters.
Post-Sept. 11 fear and regret loom over the gripping new season of the Emmy-winning terrorism drama
The upper-crust Edwardians of Downton Abbey, now back on PBS, are as bound by tradition as the shtetl Jews of Fiddler on the Roof
Rescue Me, ending a seven-year run on FX, was the best artistic engagement with Sept. 11, and with the wounds New York sustained that day
