Genres tv

'The New Normal' finally gets a DVD release, thank goodness, though it is sans bonus features.

'Hell on Wheels,' good for the first two years, improves in story structure and scope in its third season. The new Blu-ray release looks stunning, even if the extras are merely fluff.

'Orphan Black' is a fascinating show about clones, starring the absolutely brilliant Tatiana Maslany. Season Two now has a solid blu-ray release.

You might see me in attendance or at least in the line outside the room.

Some of the most well acted and beautifully scripted television you'll see.

Although the premiere definitely reminded Trubies why they love it so much, this week's "I Found You" doesn't quite pack the same punch,

Persistent racial inequality in America still means that young people of color with a love of dance have unequal access to its 'classical' forms.

Californication wraps up the season appropriately, but cheats its way through tying up series-long arcs in the final episode of the program.

No one knows what happened three years before the start of HBO's new series "The Leftovers," except that two percent of the world's population went "poof."

Teen Wolf is better than most MTV programs, and Season 3, Part 2 is better than most Teen Wolf. Unfortunately, the DVD lacks any meaningful extras.