Ron Swanson is the focus in tonight's "Parks & Rec" --- Kurt Sutter featured on tonight's "Last Call With Carson Daly." --- THR finally does a story on podcasts after we write about them for 2 years. --- More news + The TV Junkie Must-Watch Plan. more ›

Familiar faces will return to HBO's "Eastbound & Down," find out who. --- Ted Danson will be starring in the upcoming season of CBS' "CSI" which we think is a waste of his talents. --- We found a recent interview with Sherwood Schwartz, the recently deceased creator of "Gilligan's Island" and "The Brady Bunch." --- All this and the TV Junkie Must-Watch Plan. more ›

Lots of TV news today: Time-Warner will be the challenged party in creating 2 new channels by this time next year when they already have a poor record in that department. --- 'CSI' creator Anthony Zuiker launched his iPad app today. --- Podcast new for Marc Maron/Louis C.K./Greg Proops. --- Comedy Central launches "The Comedy Awards." --- All this plus tonight's TV Junkie Must-Watch Plan. more ›

We talk with "CSI" franchise creator Anthony Zuiker about tonight's episode that brings a character from his novel, "Level 26: Dark Origins", into the TV show and then hands off that plot point to Zuiker's new novel "Dark Prophecy" which hits bookstores today. more ›

The TV Junkie Plan: "The New Adventures of Old Christine", "Modern Family", "Nip/Tuck", "The Daily Show" (Ringo Starr), Conan (Ricky Gervais), Ferguson (Richard Lewis). more ›

There was some great TV on last night, with "Sons of Anarchy" continuing to get back on track after some silliness a couple weeks ago. On the more depressing side of things, "Frontline" continued to remind us that we are still riding a unicycle on the precipice of economic disaster. Look forward to more stark details from PBS as Margaret Warner, correspondent for "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer", is traveling in Pakistan with Secretary of State Hilary Clinton and will be reporting on the region tonight and all this week. more ›

Our friend Michael Ian Black and his fellow "The State" colleague, Michael Showalter, will finally again be gracing the airways on a new Comedy Central show this summer called "Michael and Michael Have Issues". The first of seven episodes will premiere in July and we can't wait for them [hint, get us screeners or even have us visit the set]. more ›

Yesterday was a cathartic day for LAPD's top dog, Chief William Bratton. In the same press conference where he admitted that the department's backlog of 7,000 rape-kits is a problem, he also spoke about the leaked-to-the-press report about shoddy fingerprint analyses that led to wrong accusations. Bratton, who emphasized that no case is solely based on fingerprints, has now convened a group of experts to form a taskforce on the issue in addition to moving the Scientific Investigation Division, responsible for fingerprinting, DNA (yes, rape-kits) and ballistics, from the Support Services Bureau to the Detectives Bureau. more ›

Six Degrees doesn't start at 10:00 pm. It starts at 10:01 pm. Ohhhh, but LA Times says 10:02 pm. Now that's true drama. Does it really matter? No. That's because at 10:00 pm, a Los Angeles based show begins. Spike Lee directed this pilot episode of Shark. 8 pm My Name Is Earl (NBC) 8:30 pm The Office (NBC) 9 pm Grey's Anatomy (ABC) 10:01 pm Six Degrees (ABC) 9 pm CSI (CBS) 10... more ›

Thanks to TV Squad, we can keep track this Fall of when all our favorite shows return and those new shows we are curious about. Monday, Sept. 18 8 pm The Class (CBS) 8:30 pm How I Met Your Mother (CBS) 9 pm Two And A Half Men (CBS) 9:30 pm The New Adventures of Old Christine (CBS) 10 pm CSI: Miami (CBS) 10 pm Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (NBC) [Added] ·... more ›