Hung

Taking a quirky comedy into its second season presents perils and possibilities.

Dan Savage offers advice on becoming, and ordering, a gigolo. 

Who voted for which series? Which shows barely made the cut? And which less-heralded shows do you need to start DVRing? Read on.

In order to make room for the dozens of shows it currently has in development—and because the network has a self-issued edict to only air original programming on Sunday nights—HBO has made the unprecedented decision to cull three of its serie...

The writers of Dexter thought they'd fooled everyone, but much of the audience guessed their big twist weeks ago. This week, we get to watch the wacky fallout.

Timothy Hutton has a twinkle in his eye and a jaunty smile on his lips, which can only mean Leverage is back. Also: Bart Simpson reads classic novels! Thrilling!

The premise for tonight's American Dad is really messed up... but possibly in a good way! Also, we've got your usual gamut of zombies, serial killers, and Pilgrims.

The director of The Descendants talks about what he’s been up to in the seven years since Sideways and finding the unseen Hawaii. 

Slowly but surely, Boardwalk Empire has turned into a show we really enjoy, and now, there's a sassy prosecutor! Also, new episodes of Dexter, Homeland, and The Walking Dead.

AMC debuts its new Western Hell On Wheels tonight, and it is railroad-riffic. Meanwhile, we've got new episodes of just about everything and a British spy drama.

For only the second time since 1999, The Simpsons are celebrating Halloween in a timely fashion. Plus: the Sunday drama glut, buying a haunted house, and the sucktastic Eagles.

Once Upon A Time debuts and makes us wonder just how an idea that's already based on fairy tales can still feel so unoriginal. Also: Your quality drama quota for the week.

In the first week of its third season—and its first airing on a Monday, without a cushy lead-in—HBO’s Bored To Death pulled in 240,000 viewers.

What's On Tonight? Trouble in the heartland. Got a head-on collision, smashin' in our guts, man. Also, the return of The Walking Dead, Boardwalk Empire, Dexter, and a host of other good stuff.

The star of Hung, The Punisher, The Mist, and much more talks about some of his signature roles and how he pissed P.T. Anderson off by pissing on his lawn.

As broadcast networks experience a quality upswing, cable programming has reached a crossroads.