Steve West

With Chuck nearly approved for a new season, and Parenthood seeming like a lock for renewal, the news from NBC tonight is of a much happier note than last evening’s Fox cancellation bonanza

Lex Luthor back on Smallville is as natural as hot dogs at the ballpark.

It’s time for yet another Friends alum to get a television series.

Fox premiered some great promos for the series during last night’s Super Bowl game, and now is ready to announce something huge

The best thing about this week’s episode of Community is that it took a step back to be a little more traditional in the setup

The Jedi Master training Padawan Obi-Wan Kenobi held a lot of the promise of what we’d hoped the prequels would be.

Spartacus: Blood and Sand premiered a year ago on Starz, and over the course of it’s first season became the networks first huge breakout hit.

The Canadian and US adaptation of Being Human owes much to the original, but it exists as it’s own show.

CBS has announced the majority of its cast for Survivor: Redemption Island, which premieres February 16. Included on the list are a Miss USA contestant and former NFL playe

The boxing genre goes back a long time, and while sometimes missing the mark with cheesy acting or dialogue, there are often moments of poignancy that transcend the working class story so often told

Not two weeks into the new year and Showtime is delivering to us with Shameless what may dominate most people’s list of best things to happen on television in 2011.

The Cape is NBC’s answer to their former superhero series Heroes. It’s the show that comic book geeks could get behind, if not for such a generic premise and hero

George R.R. Martin’s Song of Ice and Fire series, which begins with Game of Thrones, is like Lord of the Rings if Gandalf made sexy time with the fine ladies of the Rohirrim.

TBS is selling its new comedy, Glory Daze, on the 80s nostalgia. Only this is no Hot Tub Time Machine with a hodgepodge of clichés