Family Guy

Family Guy still has plenty of ideas—like doing a sequel to an episode based on viewer-submitted story pitches. Also: Lady Gaga, Beefsquatch, and Harry Crane sightings.

A longtime TV staple talks about Happy Days, The West Wing, Sports Night, The Love Boat, and more.

Fox has just announced its fall schedule. Details and night-by-night analysis to come. New shows are in bold. Mondays 8 p.m.: Bones 9 p.m.: The Mob Doctor 9 p.m. midseason: The Following Tue...

Just like you do.

Here they are: The movies you will be watching this summer. 

Sherlock in “The Case Of The Swiftly Saturating Sunday Schedule.” Also: Bryan Cranston and Patton Oswalt get animated.

If it pleases the court, The Good Wife would like to end its third season. Also: The Simpsons do David Foster Wallace (sort of) and Rod Serling. 

Avatar: The Last Airbender’s co-creator and finale director talk about the animation, action, and martial arts in their new spin-off series, The Legend Of Korra.

It's a big night for TV. Game Of Thrones is back! Mad Men is on! Our Simpsons classic reviews are back! The Killing is... The Killing is also a show that will be on TV tonight!

A round-up of recent comics includes a new Avengers book and the latest from Jonathan Hickman.

It wasn’t a good week for Luck—take sympathy on the series by watching its penultimate episode. Also: Ginnifer Goodwin is wanted for murder, and Homer versus the robots.

Bob’s Burgers is re-opened for business. Also: A new crime-fighting duo in Storybrooke, and Ryan Seacrest and Bravo join forces. (Terrifying, unstoppable forces.)

What is a GCB, anyway? Also: Russian hurlers, YouTube sensations, and neutered Tarantino.

The Simpsons hits 500 episodes. Also: Kenny Powers, Ricky Gervais, and Stephen Merchant are here to push your buttons. 

Come fill a virtual seat for the Grammys, won’t you? Also, return of The Walking Dead, rise of the Comic Book Men, and more.

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.

David Milch, Michael Mann, and Dustin Hoffman bring you Luck, which we've been waiting for for 4,000 years. Also: Fox animated shows, the Pro Bowl, and the SAG awards.

Congratulations, fans of virtual currency! Tonight's episode of The Good Wife is for you! Also: Lots of brand new episodes, a Napoleon Dynamite cartoon, and football.

The big takeaway from the Fox executive session? Fox president Kevin Reilly—one of the most affable network heads around—spent just as much time avoiding work over the holidays as you did.

It's a big night in TV land, with new seasons of Downton Abbey, Shameless, and Californication; a bunch of new series; and a host of returning shows as well.

A comedy podcast that has nothing to do with alt-comedy, The Sound Of Young  America becomes Bullseye, and WTF makes a case against marriage. 

We scour the depths of our music slush pile in the quest for the least essential albums of the year.

We pick the best shows of an extremely good year in television. 

Doug Benson makes up for last week, Tom gets especially cranky on The Best Show, and Mike And Tom Eat Snacks returns. 

This hasn't been the world's best Amazing Race season, but we're still hoping the show pulls it out for the finale. Also, the finale of Boardwalk, the debut of Luck, and a good football game.