Tim Goodman
Chief TV Critic, The Hollywood Reporter
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Tim Goodman is the Chief TV Critic for The Hollywood Reporter. Beyond reviews, he covers the industry + writes trend and analysis pieces, mostly about failure.
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No scripted fare for the networks will succeed optimally in summer unless A) Limited series b) Network guarantees full run or 2nd season.
I think CBS, with "Under the Dome," gets the concept of summer scripted programming better than others. Not a burnoff. Limited. Has buzz.
RT @janicebmin: @BastardMachine your Creepy Don #MadMen analysis is spot on...right down to descrip of "drinking bloat"
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Tim Goodman on 'Mad Men': Dominant Don Gets Creepy; Series Continues on Right Track
hollywoodreporter.com — Last week Mad Men had its best episode since the season six premiere and it focused for the latter half on an excellent twist -- the merger between Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce and Cutler, Gleason and Chaough.
Tim Goodman's Power Rankings Tap 'Rectify' Again
hollywoodreporter.com — Now that the dogs and the ponies have left New York and we can get back to the business of what's actually on TV this minute as opposed to what will be there next season, then then The Power Rankings! can return to normal and, yay for us, return in relatively speedy fashion.
RT @Variety_AJM: I said 'jif' for years and then got shamed into 'gif' and now you're telling me we're back to 'jif'? I feel redeemed, yet …
"We spill more hits than you make." New CBS slogan.
A week after upfronts, CBS picks up another comedy. It's like, "Ooops, a show that will kill your shows just fell out of our pocket."
RT @LaceyVRose: Netflix chief on #Arrested: "We'd love to do more & we have a deal in place that says there could be." http://t.co/xI1QrpTp…
Netflix's Ted Sarandos Reveals His 'Phase 2' for Hollywood
hollywoodreporter.com — This story first appeared in the May 31 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. Ted Sarandos doesn't need to be liked by Hollywood. Netflix's chief content officer is aware that his disinterest in playing by the industry's rules - instead throwing his shows online all at once, bypassing the traditional development process and refusing to release ratings information - has irked some, but he has no plans to apologize, much less curb his agenda.
RT @LaceyVRose: This Week's Cover: The Threat (and Thrill) of Netflix. Inside the Algorithms, Deep Pocket$, Disdain & MORE: http://
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Netflix's Ted Sarandos Reveals His 'Phase 2' for Hollywood
hollywoodreporter.com — This story first appeared in the May 31 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. Ted Sarandos doesn't need to be liked by Hollywood. Netflix's chief content officer is aware that his disinterest in playing by the industry's rules - instead throwing his shows online all at once, bypassing the traditional development process and refusing to release ratings information - has irked some, but he has no plans to apologize, much less curb his agenda.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Arts and Entertainment, Opinion and Editorial, Metro San Francisco and more.
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