I'm not hung up on 'Hung'

What's more depressing than a show about a man who turns to prostitution to make ends meet? A show about an incompetent male prostitute.

After watching the season premiere of "The Secret Life of the American Teenager," TV Gal reader Lisa contacted me and declared that she wanted to rescue Amy and transport her over to "Glee." Although I feared Ben would definitely track Amy down (the boy is focused) I thought it is a great idea to take her away from bad writing, terrible storylines and endless conversations about her breasts.

The results are in. Thanks to the thousands of readers who voted in the 2009 Amy Awards. Like I've always said, if we were in charge of the Emmys they would be so much more fun.

"The Secret Life of the American Teenager" returns for a second season Monday night at 8 p.m. on ABC Family.

What show made you a TV fan? Clearly most of us take TV a bit more seriously than the average viewer. So what was the show that got you hooked?

"HawthoRNe," premiering tomorrow night at 9 p.m. on TNT, is a mediocre show full of predictable plots and clichéd story line. Most new TV shows fall somewhere on the bad to slightly above mediocre spectrum (it is the rare show that actually pops), but this one surprised me

I ALWAYS learn something from the Amy Awards

We've definitely had our disagreements. What would a TV column be if we all agreed on everything? It would be like watching a TV show where everyone got along and things always worked out.

Edie Falco is fantastic in her new series "Nurse Jackie," premiering Monday at 10:30 p.m. on Showtime.

When "Raising the Bar" first premiered, I, like many other viewers, was obsessed with Mark-Paul Gosselaar's hairstyle.