"GCB" (Sun., 10 p.m. EST on ABC) started courting controversy from the moment it was announced the book "Good Christian Bitches" was being adapted for...
It's Saturday, and we spent all week sifting through reviews and collecting the snarkiest critiques of blunders and missteps in the latest movies and ...
If there was ever anything to make you wish to God (with a capital G) that Molly Ivins were alive and sitting right next to you with a glass of Maker'...
How do you weave the idea of redemption into a soap about God-fearing folks who are all flawed? There's a reasonable amount of comedic and dramatic potential contained in that premise, but "GCB" spurns almost every part of that setup.
I happen to be in it; watched the whole title hoopla unfold. Fascinating. I began to wonder: Have there been other shows whose titles have undergone such gerrymandering?
What is "GCB"? You might've seen the ads and billboards for ABC's new dramedy (premieres Sun., Mar. 4, 10 p.m. EST), but we bet if you asked the gener...
You know what they say about March: In like a lion, out like a lamb. And it looks like TV is following that old adage. The last week in February b...
It was dark and "GCB" star Kristin Chenoweth was wearing sunglasses. As she explained to "Late Show" (Weeknights at 11:35 p.m. EST on CBS) host Da...
"GCB" (premieres Sun., March 4, 10 p.m. EST on ABC) has gotten a bit of a bad rap already. First it was over the many name changes (what was "Good Chr...
ABC's new "Desperate Housewives"-esque dramedy has gone through a few good names: "Good Christian Bitches" was toned down a bit to "Good Christian Bel...
Kristen Chenowith's new hour-long dramedy has gone through plenty of name changes, before settling on making its own acronym with "GCB." Based on the ...
Brace yourselves, there is a lot of TV coming your way this winter. And not just any TV, we're talking about top-notch, must-see new shows. From NBC's...
Christians would do well to take a cue from our cousins in the Jewish community and cultivate a better sense of humor about ourselves. And save our outrage for injustices that are truly outrageous.
