Is 'Glee' already over-exposed?

; As a TV-loving, movie-adoring, music-loving pop-culture society we kind of love to build things up to a frenzy only to tear it down and launch a backlash attack..

; Next week is what I like to call the TV calm before the storm.

You know I tend to root for the TV bad boy.

It's why I prefer Dylan over Brandon. Spike over Angel. Pacey over Dawson. Logan over Duncan. Sawyer over Jack.

Well you get the idea. I wouldn't necessarily want to date a bad boy (the drama would be exhausting) but they sure make for good television.

How can you tell it's almost time for the fall season? Cable series are starting to wrap up their summer run.

Do I appear untrustworthy to you?

I ask because Lifetime sent out the screener DVD for the season premiere of "Project Runway" (Thursday at 10 p.m. on Lifetime) with the final ten minutes of the hour omitted.

Something strange is happening on "Entourage" this season.

"Mad Men" is back for a third season this Sunday at 10 p.m. on AMC.

And for those of you who aren't fans of the show, I can already predict what you are going to say -- that nothing happens in the premiere.

I made it my mission to track down Mary McCormack at the NBC Universal party Wednesday night in Pasadena to find out what she thought of the potential Marshall/Mary romance. Turns out McCormack is as delightfully candid as her character.

After watching the premiere of the eighth and final season of "Monk," I had one prevailing thought: "I am ready to say goodbye to 'Monk.'"