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Neal Justin: Wednesday's dance and Cecily Strong's 'SNL' farewell among TV highlights of 2022

Like most entertainment critics, I've already shared my list of top 10 shows of 2022. But there are individuals who deserve special recognition. Here are the names, in alphabetical order, that stood out:

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Neal Justin: Harrison Ford shows his age in '1923'

Old movie stars don't die, they just fade into television. That's been true since the 1960s. Henry Fonda and Jimmy Stewart both transitioned to the small screen with less than memorable results. It was even worse for Fred MacMurray. "My Three Sons" was so successful that his stellar work in…

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Neal Justin: Why Claire Danes is one of our all-time great TV actors

When you consider TV's greatest dramatic actors, a few names come to mind. James Gandolfini. Bryan Cranston. James Garner.

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Neal Justin: Who should take over for Trevor Noah and James Corden?

Wanted: Late-night hosts. Must work evenings, play well with others and have an incredibly thick skin.

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Neal Justin: Seth Meyers and his famous friends find time to keep making 'Documentary Now!'

"Documentary Now!," the series that specializes in highbrow parodies, returns with another impressive list of celebrity guests, including Cate Blanchett, Alexander Skarsgard, Jonathan Pryce and singer Tom Jones.

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Neal Justin: 'Alaska Daily' comes as close to an authentic journalism drama as network TV can get

"Spotlight" director Tom McCarthy isn't done investigating journalism.

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Neal Justin: Niecy Nash-Betts brings law and disorder to 'The Rookie: Feds'

Once upon a crime, "The A-Team," "Starsky and Hutch" and "Magnum P.I." charmed viewers with a balance of action and laughs. Even "Hill Street Blues," the greatest cop drama of all time, had its fair share of black humor.

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Neal Justin: 'Abbott Elementary' is back in session

"The White Lotus" may have taken the most Emmys this year but "Abbott Elementary" star Sheryl Lee Ralph went home with our hearts.

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