NOVEMBER 09, 2020

I Was a 'Jeopardy!' Contestant, and I Saw How Alex Trebek Embodied the Pursuit of Knowledge The late host became far more than a familiar face on TV, serving as a model of poise and dependability for anyone curious about the world a … By Steve Greene

Focus Features Wins Box Office with 'Let Him Go' and 'Come Play' This weekend's top 10 stands around $10.7 million, up about $2 million from last weekend.  By Tom Brueggemann	DOC NYC Reveals Influential Awards Short List, from '76 Days' to 'Welcome to Chechnya' The DOC NYC shortlist influences future awards for documentaries.  By Anne Thompson

'The Crown' Season 4 Review: It's to Di For In a case of art imitating life, the addition of Princess Diana to the Netflix series revitalizes the Royal Family.  By Ann Donahue	Joe Biden Delivers Victory Speech with Promise to Unite the Country with Decency, Science, and Hope In his first televised remarks as president-elect, Biden promised to help unify and heal the country.  By Chris Lindahl

	7 New Netflix Shows in November, and the Best Reasons to Watch "The Crown" is set to reign over November, as most of Netflix's must-see titles are being held until closer to Christmas — except, it … By Ben Travers
	'Fatman' Review: Mel Gibson Plays a Gritty Santa Claus in a Christmas Movie from Hell Combining the crude spirit of "Bad Santa" with the grittiness of a Zack Snyder film, "Fatman" is worse than a lump of coal in your stocking.  By David Ehrlich
	Stanley Kubrick Letter Discovered After 60 Years Reveals His Own Plan for 'Doctor Zhivago' Epic Kubrick's "Zhivago" would've reunited him with "Paths of Glory" star Kirk Douglas.  By Zack Sharf
	'Moonbase 8' Review: Showtime's Silly Space Simulation Is Brisk, Disposable Fun Co-created by Fred Armisen, Tim Heidecker, John C. Reilly, and Jonathan Krisel, the half-hour workplace comedy aims for quirky laughs over g … By Ben Travers
	'Spider-Man: Miles Morales' Review: PlayStation Offers the Perfect Antidote to a Year Without Marvel Movies Miles Morales swings onto the PlayStation 5 in a short but sweet marvel of a game that feels like playing "Into the Spider-Verse."  By David Ehrlich