As the clock wound down on the series, it became apparent that, while Cathy Jamison was the main attraction and her death was the featured event after four seasons of buildup, the stories that seemed to matter most were those of the family and friends Cat more

The good news is that Cathy is likable again. The bad news is only bad if you think the revelation about Angel was a total cop-out. Read More... http://www.tv.com/news/the-big-c-season-4-premiere-review-cathy-lives-136727768276/

When I wrote the pilot for "The Big C" four years ago, I wrote it for myself. Because I was scared of dying. Read More... http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/04/29/writing-the-final-season-of-the-big-c-my-death-wish-granted/?mod=WSJBlog

The Big C , Showtime's cancer dramedy, ends its run starting Monday, April 29 at 10pm. The show's final four hour-long installments are a miniseries subtitled Hereafter , a fitting name for what these episodes represent. http://www.buddytv.com/artic more

Are you here to make me feel guilty because I got off to a man other than my husband? - Cathy to Marlene Can't exactly say I saw that final scene coming (pun... intended!). But leave it to Laura Linney to make masturbation into an emotional climax (pun... more

On last week's episode of The Big C , as Paul Jamison was finding his voice as a motivational speaker in San Juan, he told attendees to enjoy the heck out of life because "we only have so many breaths" on this planet. So, along those inspiring lines, I more

I apologize for misleading you. Last week , I stated that the past few episodes of  The Big C  had taken us to a place that, while ridiculous, at least was dealing with Cathy and her crazy ways. It wasn’t great television, but at least it was st more

Due to unforeseen circumstances , I missed reviewing last week’s episode of  The Big C . As people who follow these reviews regularly may have noticed, I have been way down on this season  as a whole. Therefore, when it was time to cat more