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 masterful History Channel documentary follows a dozen Americans through their personal experiences in the war. It and a second, similar series -- 'Apocalypse' on the Smithsonian Channel -- feature
TELEVISION REVIEW: These well-heeled new parents just can't resist the splurge urge for baby, and in the current economic climate, it's unsettling to watch.
TELEVISION REVIEW: The new show on VH1 purports to help its eight participants as well as viewers, but the style of the show is more voyeuristic than helpful.
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.
TELEVISION REVIEW: The most promising drama of the new season crackles with wit and charm, echoing 'It Takes a Thief' and boasting the best-matched lead characters since Butch and Sundance.