Castle

Night-by-night analysis to come. Here's ABC's primetime schedule for the 2012-13 season. New shows are in bold. Mondays 8 p.m.: Dancing With The Stars (performance) 10 p.m.: Castle Mondays in January 8 p.m.: The Bachelor 10 ...

Here’s your roundup of TV upfront and scheduling news for the day: • ABC is the only network that has announced no renewals to this point, with even NBC having picked up Grimm and Smash last month. CBS renewed a boatload of shows,...

It's finally time for 2 Broke Girls' first season to be over, but not before a one-hour finale with more Martha Stewart than ever before. Also: One writer returns to House in time for the end.

If you've been looking for something to scratch that Angel itch, Lost Girl just might be it. Also: We finally find out who won RuPaul's Drag Race, and somebody's very sick on House.

Come along for Adventure Time in the land of Ooo. It's what our reviews would want you to do. Also: House loses his favorite prostitute, and 2 Broke Girls file their taxes.

Somehow, RuPaul's Drag Race is often our most popular reality show. We're as surprised as you are. Also: House takes on Wikileaks, and a basketball champion is crowned.

The Voice ends its battle rounds, and we're disappointed at how little "battle" there was in these "battle rounds." Also: RuPaul's Drag Race considers our democratic process.

Have you heard us complaining about Mondays being terrible? Then you'll forgive us some 2 Broke Girls musing. Also: Stars dancing, college kids playing baseball, and RuPaul lie-detecting.

How I Met Your Mother exits February sweeps with something very like momentum. Also: Castle imitates a different ABC drama, dudes marry witches, and the president sings.

Monday night TV always makes us think we should read a book. Instead, we'll recommend you watch Being Human. Also: Bill Clinton and Bigfoot, together at last!

Mondays are the worst night for TV that's not Friday or Saturday, so why not read our Voice reviews and pretend to be normal for once? Also: Connecticut vs. Oklahoma! 

Bombarding Super Bowl audiences with ads actually works!

After months of hype, Smash is finally debuting, so now we'll see if NBC was wise to bet so much on it. Also: Everything's back, so make sure your DVR is ready.

House has returned from its long hiatus, but that's not terribly exciting, and nothing else is on, so let's talk about Smash, why not? Also: Tennis, Phil Ochs, and Fruit Brute jokes.

Fox's new Alcatraz is either going to be your new favorite show or the show you hate above all else. Also: Being Human returns, Canadian succubi, and rubber matches.

Nathan Fillion rambles back onto our TV sets after a month away with a new episode of Castle. Also: Time-traveling Misfits, the BCS Championship, and skeeviness.

We're making 2 Broke Girls the top pick, and there's nothing any of you can do about it. Also: Castle gets handcuffed, Zach Braff collapses, and ESPN longs for better days.

We think it's high time Terra Nova stopped sucking, and tonight would be a fine night to do so. Also, a 2 Broke Christmas, the Kansas City Chiefs, and people who deserve stuff.

The rest of House's lovable band of rapscallions hustles to the angry doctor's side in tonight's episode, and we know you're excited. Also: Film noir, hoarders, and the roadshow.

The Slutty Pumpkin is revealed on How I Met Your Mother, to the disappointment of all. Also: The Ghost Hunters are going to find a ghost... live! And boring football.

We're ready for Halloween episodes, which means we're ready for Nathan Fillion to go hunting ghosts on Castle. Also: CBS' comedies, the World Series, and Carnival Of Souls.

Wentworth Miller used to be the king shit, but now, he's reduced to guest starring on House as a guy Dr. House gets to diagnose. That, plus How I Met Your Mother, a Harry Belafonte doc, and shirtless men are What's On Tonight.

The Whedon-verse regular talks about his new series Suburgatory, his role in Tucker & Dave Vs. Evil, and exactly how orange he is at the moment.

Before the season began, there were two big questions, mostly stemming from promotional materials: Would The X Factor fill the Idol void, and would Terra Nova debut big, justifying all of the cash Fox dumped into it?