Neil Genzlinger

TV Critic, New York Times

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TV critic at The New York Times. Also, the occasional film. Theater too.

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Rabbits. Rabbits rabbits rabbits. And I say again: #rabbits. Have taken over my yard. They don't even run away anymore when I go outside.
Blogging the bris: I chat with Rick Moranis about his new comic album, My Mother's Brisket. nyti.ms/15hDphS #Jewish #humor #comedy

Rick Moranis Discusses His New Album, ‘My Mother’s Brisket’

nytimes.com — Rick Moranis already had one of the odder résumés in show business. This week he made it more so with a new album of songs about, among other things, a brisket and a bris. On Tuesday, Mr. Moranis released "My Mother's Brisket & Other Love Songs," 13 comic tunes that explore his Jewish heritage in ridiculous ways.
I pity anyone whose work I am scheduled to review. All this rain is making me profoundly cranky.
@cabara Yeah, it's true. Not sure if I'm more afraid that people won't come or that they will.
RT @nealbrennan: Not at all looking forward to receiving crappy 3-D printed birthday presents from people.
Deep into @ShoutFactory's "Dobie Gillis" boxed set. Like, wow, what a trip. Writing about it for A&L later this month. #television
A vote against putting an expiration date on workers, from @Deanofcomedy: bit.ly/18WO1H1

When are you old and useless?

cnn.com — Editor's note: Dean Obeidallah, a former attorney, is a political comedian and frequent commentator on various TV networks including CNN. He is the editor of the politics blog The Dean's Report and co-host of a new CNN podcast "The Big Three" that looks at the top three stories of the week.
@GratuitousV 6 days up, 1 and a half days down, they say. Defies logic, but i guess we'll see.
Daughter began ascending #Kilimanjaro today. By tomorrow she'll be higher above sea level than I've ever been in my life. This depresses me.
My review of @ESTnyc Series B one-acts, w/fine performances by @julieactress & Joseph Lyle Taylor: nyti.ms/13BJ9DN #theater

New Series at Ensemble Studio Theater’s One-Act Festival

theater.nytimes.com — Ensemble Studio Theater's annual one-act-play marathon is always entertaining and rich in solid performances, but each of the bills - Series A, B and C - often has one play that stands out. For Series B this year it's "A Sunrise in Times Square," by Sharr White ( "The Other Place," on Broadway).
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