Published Sep 24, 2019
'Downton Abbey,' 'Breaking Bad,' and Why TV Is Still Jealous of Movies | The Oscars Show
Sean Fennessey and Amanda Dobbins delve into the cultural tug-of-war between TV and film, examining iconic adaptations like 'Downton Abbey,' the legacy of figures like Maggie Smith, and the evolving relevance of awards shows in the entertainment landscape.

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