TV Take with Daniel Holloway

Pamela Adlon and the cast of “Better Things” on keeping the show’s heart and humor amid the “massive changes” ahead for the third season.

How the MeToo movement played out in season 2 of “Jessica Jones” and what’s ahead for season 3.

Sonequa Martin-Green, Alex Kurtzman and their colleagues discuss extending TV legend Gene Rodenberry’s vision of an inclusive future

Executive producers Michelle and Robert King — along with the cast — talk about building chemistry among the ensemble, finding the right tone for “touchy” subjects, and tackling Trump. 

“Amazing Race” executive producers Bertram van Munster and Elise Doganieri on the surprising mistake contestants make, what it takes to win, and what’s in store for season 31.

“The Good Wife” star Julianna Margulies, who makes her return to series TV with “Dietland,” opens up about why the show is relevant to the #MeToo movement. the advice she gave Joy Nash, and why she won’t revisit Alicia Florrick.

“The Good Place” star Ted Danson opens up about why playing Michael is “delicious,” what’s ahead for season three, and the role that saved his career.

The stars of “Jesus Christ Superstar Live” — John Legend, Sara Bareilles, and Brandon Victor Dixon on what happened backstage, how they got through rehearsals, and what inspired that “Black Panther” moment.

Legendary actor Henry Winkler talks about his role on HBO’s hit comedy “Barry” — learning to trust his instincts, the secret of his success in the industry, and how he (and the rest of the cast) manage to keep a straight face without cracking up.

Jordan Klepper, host of “The Opposition” on Comedy Central, talks about how politics have changed late-night comedy, facing off with Alex Jones, and what he learned from Jon Stewart.