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Fall Guide to Good TV: Californication

By Paste Staff at 6:04 AM on October 14, 2009

Sundays at 10 p.m. on ShowtimeCreator Tom Kapinos’ brilliantly written Californication is hilarious, poignant, sexy, insightful, and as rock ’n’ roll as a show about a novelist can be. David Duchovny has never been better than he is as author Hank Moody—a complex bundle of id, heart and best intentions that’ll have you wondering, “So who’s Fox Mulder again?” ... read more

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Fall Guide to Good TV: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

By Michael Saba at 6:03 AM on October 14, 2009

Glenn Howerton wants to see you squirm... read more

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Fall Guide to Good TV: Curb Your Enthusiasm

By Paste Staff at 6:02 AM on October 14, 2009

Sundays at 9 p.m. on HBOSeinfeld co-creator Larry David has long given us a self-deprecating look into his life, but we’re particularly excited about Season 7: The Seinfeld cast drop by for a fictional reunion show—that’s probably as close as we’ll get to a real Seinfeld reunion. ... read more

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Jason Schwartzman: The One Where He Tries to Solve the Puzzle of Life

By Tim Regan-Porter at 6:01 AM on October 14, 2009

In the new HBO series Bored to Death—an adaptation of author Jonathan Ames’ short story—Jason Schwartzman plays a New York scribe, also named Jonathan Ames, who’s struggling to write his second novel and win back his ex-girlfriend. He places an ad on Craigslist as an unlicensed private detective, looking for something to fill the now-girlfriendless time he spends avoiding writing. Throughout the bizarre adventures that follow, Ames confronts both his and others’ neuroses in the awkwardness of everyday interaction. ... read more

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