Location
Raleigh, North Carolina
Expertise
Prestige TV recommendations, Classic TV history, Late-night talk shows
- Jason is a member of the Television Critics Association who has turned his childhood obsession into a career focused on finding the best shows and the stories behind them.
- Jason has created several widely read and lauded oral history projects on everything from VH-1's Pop-Up Video to the "Boar on the floor" episode of Succession and the Veep series finale. Additional oral history projects include ones focused on Robert Smigel's cult-classic "Christmastime For The Jews" SNL sketch, Adam Pally and Ben Schwartz's oft-celebrated Late Late Show one-off, and the "Rapper, Warrior, Ninja" episodes of The Eric Andre Show.
- Jason has helped audiences learn more about TV's defining shows and talents through his in-depth interviews with Jeremy Allen White, Bill Hader, Dan Levy, Trevor Noah, Sarah Silverman, Roy Wood Jr., Kaitlin Olson, and others.
Experience
In his early career, Jason contributed to Den Of Geek, Comic Book Resources, Screen Rant, and Cracked. In 2014, he began a 12-year run at UPROXX, where he quickly moved from Warming Glow TV writer to shareable features editor to longform editor, and then managing features editor. Jason has also contributed to several other publications, including Mental Floss and LateNighter. Now, for TVLine, Jason is excited to lean into his experience and love of TV to help readers discover new shows and find out more about their favorites.
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Remember: The streaming service HBO Max and premium cable network HBO are not exactly the same thing — hence, no Sopranos on this list.
By Jason Tabrys
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