A blog about television by TIME’s TV critic James Poniewozik.
More With Less
It's not as if cuts in newsrooms are exactly surprising news anymore. But one of the latest in a long line of newspaper downsizings has a life-imitates-art angle for Tuned In's fans of The Wire: The Baltimore Sun is expected to cut 20 percent of its newsroom staff.
Watch your back, Gus Haynes.
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- poniewozik @LaurelSnyder that falls under the "stuffing is not dessert" rule for me. - 9 hours ago
- poniewozik No spoilers, but next #fnl is the best ep yet of the new season and Zach Gilford's best work on the show. - 14 hours ago
- poniewozik @carr2n Not so fast, Carr. That means you owe us a substitute windy blog post. Chop chop! - 16 hours ago
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