Wednesday's clue-heavy Lost offered up a lot to digest, with its tumors and submarines and other islands and possibly fake pacemakers. But here's what's sticking in my mind: Sawyer was a snitch. That's the biggest flashback revelation we've had in... Continue reading »

While waiting for the meaningful (such as they are) five minutes of Dancing with the Stars Wednesday, I got to wondering: Are Martina McBride and Sara Evans friends? Did McBride take her gig on the results show with the hope/expectation... Continue reading »

A warm greeting to all One Tree Hill fans in Hawaii, who got limited CW access just in time for Wednesday's extraordinarily special episode, which has to tact to turn a troubling situation in which a female character is stalked... Continue reading »

This is not a post that's going to criticize, or even call into question, Madonna's motives for wanting to adopt a child from the southern African nation of Malawi. It's exceedingly hard for me to see her reasons for doing... Continue reading »

Whoa. Did the CW blow your mind with Logan Fest 2006? First, Matt Czuchry -- as Logan Huntzberger -- shows his smiling mug on Gilmore Girls, giving his girl Rory (Alexis Bledel) a surprise visit all the way over from... Continue reading »

A show like Dancing with the Stars needs a contestant like Jerry Springer, someone who knows not to take the enormous wheel of cheese that is this series all that seriously, make jokes about himself and just generally keep things... Continue reading »

There is a shot in the newly available 24 teaser that is going to have devotees cheering in their seats, a shot so mind-bogglingly cool that it caused me -- a regular, but easily disenchanted 24 fan -- to audibly... Continue reading »

So MTV is bringing back Road Rules, using former contestants from previous editions of the show, because God forbid someone who's been on a Bunim-Murray show be forced to live outside the sheltering bosom of the company's self-perpetuating low-level fame... Continue reading »

Prison Break returned from a brief hiatus on Monday (Oct. 23) with as twisty a first five minutes as any viewer could hope for, but it ended with a fizzle of a surprise. Before the opening credits ran, Sucre (Amaury... Continue reading »

It started, really, with Wedding Crashers, unless there's a secret young-male demographic for Dr. Quinn that I don't know about. But with that movie, Jane Seymour suddenly became the symbol for women of a certain age who were still, you... Continue reading »