Mr. Morgan, left, with Alan Alda in the mess tent in “M*A*S*H.” Mr. Morgan played Col. Sherman T. Potter.
Mr. Morgan, an Emmy winner on TV, also appeared in more than 100 movies.
Ms. Dougherty, who cast some of Hollywood’s biggest stars in their earliest parts, including Al Pacino and Dustin Hoffman, had a strong hand in reshaping the way Hollywood casts films.
Marketers are buying commercial time during video programming, leading to a prediction that global TV ads will increase 6.7 percent next year.
December 8, 2011
The HBO host Bill Maher will perform a new show, "CrazyStupidPolitics: Bill Maher Live From Silicon Valley," that will be broadcast free on a new Yahoo! channel that will offer other original comedy programming and licensed content.
December 8, 2011
The latest episode of "The X Factor" was supposed to showcase songs picked by viewers, but an unexplained glitch in voting meant the singers had to pick their own songs, just a day before performing them.
December 7, 2011
Along with "New Girl," "Glee" appears to hit a season low among the 18-to-49 set.
“Pearl Harbor: 24 Hours After,” the History channel’s reconstruction of the attack, provides some striking comparisons with 9/11.
T.I. is a great rapper, but as his new reality show, “T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle,” demonstrates, he’s an even better quick-change artist.
Fred Armisen’s Obama imitation on “Saturday Night Live” might find inspiration in “SNL’s” greatest presidential impression: Dana Carvey as the elder George Bush.
Whether you have been following the continuing Long Island multiple-murder case closely or only somewhat, the bluntly titled documentary “The Long Island Serial Killer” will hold a grim fascination.
Celebrities are interviewed about objects central to their early lives in “The Mortified Sessions,” a 10-part Sundance Channel series.
The actor Dominic West has been busy since “The Wire,” appearing in films and plays and now portraying a serial killer in “Appropriate Adult.”
Mr. Sues, whose acting career began onstage with dramatic roles, played over-the-top characters like Uncle Al the Kiddies’ Pal on the 1960s hit variety-comedy show.
“Neverland,” a prequel to the classic Peter Pan stories, sets out to explain how Peter and the Lost Boys came to live in Neverland, before the arrival of Wendy Darling.
Graham Norton hosts “Would You Rather ...? With Graham Norton,” an ersatz game show in which celebrities compete for nothing by improvising off of set-up lines.
A look at TV shows on DVD for the holiday season.
December 8, 2011
December 8, 2011
December 8, 2011
Jason Zinoman provides a critical analysis of presidential impersonations on "Saturday Night Live."
A scene from a new “American Masters” special about Mr. Allen that will debut on PBS on Sunday.
A scene from a new “American Masters” special about Mr. Allen that will debut on PBS on Sunday.
Making a Presidential Impression 
