A blog about television by TIME’s TV critic James Poniewozik.
The Morning After: Scores from the Judges?
After liveblogging Friday's opening ceremonies, I took most of the weekend off from the Games, except for the occasional round of beach volleyball. (Actually, judging by the number of times it was on when I randomly turned NBC on this weekend, apparently beach volleyball is the most popular sport on Earth.) Any thoughts on NBC's Gamesmanship?
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