TELEVISION REVIEW: The HBO doc recounts the deadly 2008 attack in India, using security footage, intercepted cellphone conversations and videotape to give viewers a 'you-are-there' feel.
TELEVISION REVIEW: The PBS program looks at how plants have evolved and prospered by making themselves 'eye candy' to humans and other living things. Call it survival of the most alluring.
DVD REVIEW: The CBS reporter's instincts for finding uniqueness in the commonplace made his journeys into America's heartland must-see viewing for two decades.
CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK: Different subtitles for the scene from 2004's 'Der Untergang'('Downfall') make political statements, snipe at something or are just funny. They also continue a tradition of trivializing an evil man.
TELEVISION REVIEW: A new domestic sitcom about two mid-30s siblings forced to move back in with their parents generates some laughs amid the bickering.
TELEVISION REVIEW: Jenna Elfman's career won't likely advance in this slight comedy about a career woman who's unexpectedly pregnant. But the door is open to interesting plot directions.