Jerry Saltz’s favorite terrible television he enjoys in secret.

Sign up for our latest subscriber-only newsletter, ‘Jerry Saltz’s Favorite Things’   Jerry Saltz’s Favorite Terrible Television [Discover Jerry Saltz’s Favorite Things]( A few weeks ago we launched a new subscriber-only pop-up newsletter, Jerry Saltz’s Favorite Things, written by, of course, Jerry Saltz—New York’s Pulitzer Prize–winning art critic. This week, Jerry shares the terrible television he enjoys in secret. Keep reading for an exclusive preview. [SUBSCRIBE TO NEW YORK]( “Below is a list of shows that I secretly love and record and watch five or six episodes in a row of, alone. You’ll see my taste is pretty narrow and very specific. And suspect. There’s no story, no actors. They are shot generically, artlessly. This stylelessness is a style unto itself.” Some of Jerry’s Secret Terrible Television - A craft-making competition a hundred times better than the reality-TV show about art that Jerry was on for two years and was paid peanuts for. - A French comedy about actors and agents and the French film industry. Sweet, surprisingly funny, touching on deeper issues. - A drama starring Cillian Murphy and Jerry’s favorite living actor, who he would watch in anything. - A great metaphor for our current American moment of Republican collaborators and enablers. - The show that men like. Jerry is a man. Jerry loves it. “Below is a list of shows that I secretly love and record and watch five or six episodes in a row of, alone. You’ll see my taste is pretty narrow and very specific. And suspect. There’s no story, no actors. They are shot generically, artlessly. This stylelessness is a style unto itself.” Some of Jerry’s Secret Terrible Television - A craft-making competition a hundred times better than the reality-TV show about art that Jerry was on for two years and was paid peanuts for. - A French comedy about actors and agents and the French film industry. Sweet, surprisingly funny, touching on deeper issues. - A drama starring Cillian Murphy and Jerry’s favorite living actor, who he would watch in anything. - A great metaphor for our current American moment of Republican collaborators and enablers. - The show that men like. Jerry is a man. Jerry loves it. The next newsletter will feature Jerry’s list of his favorite podcasts. [Subscribe now to get access to the first few installments]( of Jerry Saltz’s Favorite Things and be the first to read the rest of the series with unlimited access to New York Magazine.     More New York Subscriber-Exclusive Newsletters to Explore [Eating New York]( [Eating New York]( Tuesdays Food news, straight from our critics’ mouths. [the Critics]( [The Critics]( Fridays A dispatch on the cultural discourse. [Gold Rush]( [Gold Rush]( Fridays A newsletter about the perpetual Hollywood awards race. [Eating New York]( [Eating New York]( Tuesdays Food news, straight from our critics’ mouths. [the Critics]( [The Critics]( Fridays A dispatch on the cultural discourse. [Gold Rush]( [Gold Rush]( Fridays A newsletter about the perpetual Hollywood awards race. [My Week in New York]( [My Week in New York]( Saturdays A week-in-review newsletter from the people who make New York Magazine. [New York Reread]( [Reread]( Sundays Our greatest writers’ greatest hits, from the New York archives. [the Cut Brooding]( [Brooding]( Every other Friday Deep thoughts on modern family life. [My Week in New York]( [My Week in New York]( Saturdays A week-in-review newsletter from the people who make New York Magazine. [New York Reread]( [Reread]( Sundays Our greatest writers’ greatest hits, from the New York archives. [the Cut Brooding]( [Brooding]( Every other Friday Deep thoughts on modern family life. [SUBSCRIBE TO NEW YORK](   Promotional pricing available only for U.S. customers.   [New York]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [unsubscribe]( | [privacy notice]( | [update preferences]( This email was sent to {EMAIL}. View this email in your browser.]( Opt out of marketing emails [here.]( Reach the right online audience with us For advertising information on e-mail newsletters please contact AdOps@nymag.com Vox Media, LLC 1701 Rhode Island Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036 Copyright © 2024. All rights reserved.  Â