The 11th Hour Web Magazine -
Features reviews on TV, Films, Comics, and
Videos as well as a news archive and links to
past issues. Great photos and articles. This
site has not been updated since February, 2001
but there is still a lot of good material
here, folks.
Fark - A news aggregator and an edited
social networking news site. Every day Fark
receives 2,000 or so news submissions from its
readership. Their slogan: "It's not news, it's
Fark."
FootnoteTV - This site analyzes the
issues and events that inspire popular
television shows like The West Wing, Law &
Order, South Park and Saturday Night
Live and reports on the issues they raise
each week. Created by Stephen Lee, a former
Chicago reporter turned lawyer, Lee declares
"I created FootnoteTV because (a) a lot of my
friends and family always had questions about
what they were seeing on television, and (b) I
believe Internet journalism should be more
than a faster wire service and should explore
alternatives to complement the breaking-news
model." FootnoteTV is part of his larger site,
Newsaic.
Futon Critic - Billed as "The Web's
Best Television resources, the web site
creator's proclaim "We watch the bad TV, so
you don't have to." They feature links to
Breaking News, Shows A-Z, TV on DVD, Rants &
Reviews, and Nielsen Ratings.
Laurel's TV Picks - Reviews TV shows
and offers "Best Bets" and commentary on
current and upcoming programs (News,
Primetime, Daytime, Late Night). Site has
links to archives of past issues, Fall
Previews of past seasons, a discussion list
for all things related to TV and a
comprehensive links page to News Sites,
Current TV shows, TV Sites dedicated to
reviewing and describing TV shows, Regular
Network and Cable Channels, TV Columnists and
TV Listing Guides.
Parent's Television Council - The mission
of the PTC is to bring America’s demand for
positive, family-oriented television
programming to the entertainment industry.
They scientifically monitor Prime Time
Television to assist Families with their
viewing choices and produce the Family
Guide to Prime Time Television
Ryan's British TV Show Reviews - Written by a "Yank" from the states, this
website is billed as "an American's survival
guide to over 650 UK TV shows that have run in
England and over the past eleven years."
TV Barn - This site is written by Aaron Barnhart, the TV critic at the
Kansas City Star. Formerly called
Late Show News, the internet site reviews television, and answers questions about
classic TV shows.
TV Hole - Basically, this daily online
'zine mocks television based on what was on
the night before. The site is a part of "Hole
City" that is dedicated to " cornering
smart-assedness on the Web."
They can be lude, crude and like sometimes
totally funny dude.
TV Tattle - A weblog of TV News and
Criticism. Has nice a list of links to many
related websites. See also
TV Squad
TV Urban Legends - A collection of
facts, rumors and myths that have been
inspired by a number of TV characters. Find
out the answers to such questions as "Did the
cast of Green Acres eat Arnold the Pig?" or
"Was the sitcom Leave the Beaver the
first series to show a toilet on TV?." The
reference staff at "Urban Legends" scrutinize
such stories and tell whether they have any
validity. Fun site. Check it out. You'll be
surprised what you thought was true just ain't
so.
Television Without Pity - Formerly
called "Mighty Big TV, the mandate of this
website is "to give people a place to revel in
their guilty tele-visual pleasures. In most
cases, we have a complex love/hate
relationship with the show, and this site is a
way for us to work through those feelings. If
we plain hated a show, we wouldn't pay it any
attention at all."
