Melanie McFarland (page 11)

Melanie McFarland is Salon's award-winning senior culture critic. Follow her on Bluesky: @McTelevision

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live

A Roomba with a view: "The Walking Dead" gives Rick and Michonne a time out with a condo getaway Melanie McFarland

Alice and Jack

"Love can look like so many things": Andrea Riseborough discusses the unconventional "Alice & Jack" Melanie McFarland

Manhunt

"Manhunt" limps between a conspiracy thriller about hunting Lincoln's assassin and necessary history Melanie McFarland

Chris Cuomo; Tucker Carlson

Is a conversation between Chris Cuomo and Tucker Carlson really the cure we need? Melanie McFarland

Oprah with Meghan and Harry: A CBS Primetime Special

If Harry and Meghan didn't chat with Oprah three years ago, would we care where Kate is? Melanie McFarland

The 96th annual Oscars gave us what the movies promise and we need right now: a dose of fun Melanie McFarland

The Regime

"The Regime's" meme-worthy satire can't compare with Katie Britt or today's bad political actors Melanie McFarland

Saturday Night Live

"Saturday Night Live" is "a bad thing for comedians" says journalist Seth Simons. He has a point Melanie McFarland

Shogun

The 1980's "Shogun" didn't usher in a decade of Japanophilia by itself. But it played its part Melanie McFarland

Dune: Part 2

"Fear is the mind killer": The political lesson of "Dune" Melanie McFarland

The Daily Show

How Jon Stewart's loss helps us listen on "The Daily Show" Melanie McFarland

The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live

What keeps "The Walking Dead" moving forward? Showrunner Scott Gimple insists "love is the fuel" Melanie McFarland

Office Space

25 years later, "Office Space" explains the Gen X worker's deflated spirit Melanie McFarland

How "Avatar: The Last Airbender" helps us contextualize the choice between Biden and Trump Melanie McFarland

Shogun

In the age of dragon fantasies, FX's "Shōgun" defines what it means to be an event series Melanie McFarland

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