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Yahoo
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- Yahoo
Tim Daly's N.Y.C. Apartment in Photos
More from Robb Report 'Wings' Star Tim Daly's Upper West Side Pied-à-Terre Just Listed for $1.6 Million A 1,000-Acre Private Island Steeped in Scottish History Hits the Market for the First Time in 80 Years A Contemporary Artist's Serene Retreat in Bel Air Can Be Yours for $16.5 Million Best of Robb Report The 10 Priciest Neighborhoods in America (And How They Got to Be That Way) In Pictures: Most Expensive Properties Click here to read the full article. An entry foyer with four oversized closets opens to seventh-floor residence, which has two bedrooms and 1.5 baths in 1,300 square feet. North-facing windows in the living/dining room provides city views and plenty of natural light. Ten-foot ceilings and a white-painted wood floor add to the room's cloud-like airiness. A copper light fixture hangs over the dining table. The kitchen is outfitted with Viking and Fisher & Paykel appliances. A compact office space and a powder room are tucked behind the kitchen. The primary bedroom includes a large walk-in closet. The primary shares a simple bath with the secondary bedroom. The secondary bedroom comes with built-in shelving. The floor plan.
Boston Globe
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Boston Globe
In an era of infinite TV, how do you commit to watching a new show?
Costarring Tim Daly as McCord's husband Henry, a theology professor and former Marine aviator, 'Madam Secretary' is smart and suspenseful in its depiction of the complex geopolitical environment Elizabeth has to operate within. It's part pressure-cooker, part chess match, and the same can be said of the fierce office politics she has to cope with in the White House. Advertisement So why did I drag my feet when it came to watching 'Madam Secretary'? Was it because it aired on fusty old CBS? Had I internalized the idea that a show on a broadcast network would inevitably be too formulaic to hold my interest, that the real action and boundary-pushing immediacy was to be found on premium cable channels like HBO and Showtime or on streaming platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, and Apple TV+? I don't think that's it. Snobbery has never been an element of my viewing habits. It makes no sense when it comes to television, a medium with a vast and varied menu. Moreover, the broadcast networks have been at this a long time, and they know what they're doing, at least once in a while. Advertisement Consider the superb new version of ' Or ' What was more likely at play was my reluctance to commit to a multi-season series (and the broadcast networks tend to have more episodes per season than cable or streaming platforms do). As consumers in the attention economy and the demand side of the supply-and-demand equation in an era of infinite supply, that's a factor a lot of us have to consider these days — at least those of us who are compulsive completists. The universe of shows worth watching just keeps expanding. We're so constantly bombarded with new series that FOMO has become our common condition. I still find it hard to give up on a TV show. As with novels, I need to see how it ends, and whether it gets worse or better along the way. When I told my nephew that I had (by that point) 'hate-watched' about 60 hours of Showtime's ' I still have several more seasons of 'Madam Secretary' to watch. Will it fall off a cliff, quality-wise, as onetime faves like 'The Good Wife' and 'Suits' did after a few stellar seasons? Or will it continue to meet reward my high hopes and expectations all the way through, like 'Breaking Bad' did? Advertisement I guess I'll find out. In the words of the immortal Elaine May, 'The only safe thing is to take a chance.'' Also? When someone whose judgment you trust gives you advice, take it. 'Madam Secretary' is available for purchase on Prime Video and Apple TV+. Don Aucoin is the Globe's theater critic and an arts-critic-at-large. Don Aucoin can be reached at
