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  1. Photo Martin Sheen reprised his “West Wing” roles for a staged performance of a 2002 episode to benefit When We All Vote.
    Credit Eddy Chen/HBO Max, via Associated Press

    Critic’s Notebook

    ‘The West Wing’ and David Byrne Stage America

    Ahead of the election, theatrical productions on TV are advancing ideas of democracy, from the White House to “This Is Not My Beautiful House.”

    By James Poniewozik

  4. The Take

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    Credit Ryan Lowry for The New York Times

    The Way We Watch Now

    TV brings us comfort. TV gives us information. TV is relentless. The coronavirus lockdown has changed the way we absorb the glow of screens. Three photographers captured viewers at home and in public, relaxed and on edge, together and alone.

    By Jolie Ruben and Amanda Webster

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    Credit Robert Viglasky/Sundance Now

    Devil in the Details: How David Tennant Played a Serial Killer

    In 1983, Britain was gripped by the case of Dennis Nilsen, who admitted to at least 12 murders. This fall, the country has been transfixed by Tennant’s performance as Nilsen in the mini-series “Des.”

    By Alex Marshall

  1. The Conners Return to Confront the Coronavirus

    This ABC sitcom has dealt with real-world challenges since its earliest days as “Roseanne.” In its new season, those include the pandemic and its fallout.

    By Sarah Bahr

  2. What to Watch in Sports Right Now

    Sports rebounded from early closures amid the coronavirus pandemic. Though several league bubbles have popped, these tournaments and titles are yet to be taken.

    By Gillian R. Brassil

  3. with …

    Sacha Baron Cohen: This Time He’s Serious

    Reviving his Borat character and playing the political activist Abbie Hoffman, the actor feels he “had to ring the alarm bell and say that democracy is in peril this year.”

    By Maureen Dowd

  4. Jerry Harris Is Denied Bail in Child-Pornography Case

    The “Cheer” star who has been charged with production of child pornography would pose a “danger to the community” if released, a judge said.

    By Robert Chiarito

  5. What to Know About Christopher Watts and ‘American Murder’

    The 2018 murders of Shanann Watts and her two young daughters in Colorado are the subject of a new Netflix documentary. Here’s how the case developed.

    By Christina Morales

  6. Before Nov. 3, Watch This and This and This

    A number of movies, documentaries and TV mini-series that are coming out have immediate relevance to the 2020 election.

    By Nicole Sperling

  7. Best of Late Night

    Jimmy Kimmel Slams NBC for Giving Trump His Town Hall

    Seeing the president on the network that hosted “The Apprentice” was “like taking a time machine back to 2004, when he was just a blowhard reality TV host,” Kimmel said.

    By Trish Bendix

  8. Bob Shanks, Influential TV Executive, Dies at 88

    He helped create “Good Morning America” and “20/20” and had a role in the early careers of the Smothers Brothers, Barbra Streisand and many others.

    By Neil Genzlinger

  9. weekend roundup

    8 Things to Do This Weekend

    Our critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually or in person in New York City.

  10. Little Bursts of Fright: The Horror Anthology Is Having a Heyday

    Monsters in minutes and ghosts on the go: several new offerings show why a compressed time frame can heighten onscreen scares.

    By Erik Piepenburg