On Tuesday, Nov. 25, after seven seasons, FX's police drama The Shield comes to an end with a 90-minute finale that reveals the ultimate fate of rogue LAPD Det. Vic Mackey (Michael Chiklis) -- but it also lowers the curtain on his Strike Team cohort, Det. Shane Vendrell (Walton Goggins).

Misha Collins, who plays the angel Castiel on The CW's Thursday-night thrill ride Supernatural, may not wield the awesome powers of a heavenly being in real life, but that doesn't mean he lacks skills.

After four seasons of playing President Laura Roslin on Battlestar Galactica, Mary McDonnell admits she may be a little spoiled for future roles.

In the season premiere of The Office, persnickety accountant Angela Martin had this to say in response to a question from the show's documentary crew: "I have a nice comforter and several cozy pillows. I usually read a chapter of a book, and it's lights out by 8:30. That's how I sleep at night."

There's a reason you haven't seen a whole lot of Anthony Edwards since his departure from ER in 2002: He's been busy living his life.

ABC managed to keep details about its Tyra Banks-Ashton Kutcher reality series True Beauty secret for a good six months. The suspense was not exactly killing us, but now that the network has finally let loose with a full description of the show, all we can say is: Um, yeah, sure.

Four hundred-plus episodes and what has to be tens of thousands of cable reruns into the life of Law & Order, it's easy to take the show for granted. But you know what? It's still pretty darn good.

Brooke Smith's last appearance on Grey's Anatomy will come this week in a surprise shakeup that will put an end to the show's first prominent gay relationship.

Heroes has terminated two of its own, and unlike the on-screen deaths in the NBC show, the firing of co-executive producers Jeph Loeb and Jesse Alexander will likely be permanent.