Allow me a minute to gush, mkay? I’ve been a fan of Kiefer Sutherland for what feels like forever, so to be without him on TV, even for less than a year, has been horrible. He returns to FOX tonight on TOUCH (special preview tonight after AMERICAN IDOL; it’s a Monday show when it airs for real, in March), and I’m excited to see where it goes. Read on to learn more about his new show. TOUCH! Martin Bohm (Sutherland)
The networks are airing the State of the Union tonight, and not a whole bunch else, but you can catch excellent episodes of SOUTLAND and WHITE COLLAR at 10, along with a few new episodes of things here and there: TUES 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 What’s On the Big Five? CBS NCIS State of the Union State of the Union – “2012” President Barack Obama addresses Congress and the nation. The Big Bang Theory ABC Last Man Standing
Happy Monday folks – let’s take a peek at what’s on tonight – for me, it’s all about BEING HUMAN, LOST GIRL, HART OF DIXIE, and CASTLE. I’m also going to check out the third episode of ALCATRAZ – tonight’s episode is the make it or break it ep for me! What about you – what are you watching? MON 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 What’s On the Big Five? CBS How I Met Your Mother 2 Broke Girls
If you’re like me and you watch too much TV, the chances are good that for 10/9c Tuesdays, you’ve already got your DVR set for PARENTHOOD, BODY OF PROOF, UNFORGETTABLE, and one of the multiple other reality shows that you won’t admit out loud that you can’t live without. So what happens when SOUTHLAND (TNT), WHITE COLLAR (6 new episodes on USA), and JUSTIFIED (FX) join the already overwhelming hour that your DVR can’t handle? Chaos. The good kind of
I don’t think that THE MIDDLE gets enough credit for being the start to a great Wednesday night of TV on ABC. It’s a realistic, exasperated look at family life that we haven’t seen in a long time. If you’re not watching this who, you’re missing out! In tonight’s all new episode, a funeral leads Frankie to evaluate the time she spends with her family, while Brick and Axl eat their way through the house in search of the perfect
Set in Pittsburgh’s renowned Abby Lee Dance Company, owned and operated by notoriously demanding and passionate instructor Abby Lee Miller, “Dance Moms” follows children’s early steps on the road to stardom, and their doting mothers who are there for every rehearsal, performance and bow … all under the discerning eye of Miller. Season 2 premieres Tuesday, January 10th at 9pm/8c! Make good on that New Year’s Resolution and enter to win this great prize pack for the gym! Leave us
The all new season of PROJECT RUNWAY gets underway, but it’s not just any PROJECT RUNWAY! Some of our favorite AllStars are back (sorry – no Santino? no Daniel V? Unacceptable!), and this time, they’ve all felt the sting of a loss, and want nothing more than to prove themselves worthy – Austin Scarlett is here; Mondo, Michael Costello, Sweet P. Do you have a favorite? Follow the jump for a look at some shots of our favorites, back in
Yes, I really am just posting a post to remind you, out of the goodness of my heart, that the best three hours of the week are TONIGHT! Starting at 8/7c, don’t miss an all new THE MIDDLE which finds the Family Heck claiming it the “Year of the Hecks” and setting out to accomplish randomly and anonymously assigned New Year’s Resolutions. At 8:30/7:30c, it’s the “Driving Miss Dalia” episode of SUBURGATORY that Jane Levy talked about with us this
On tonight’s all new SUBURGATORY (part of ABC’s all new Wednesday night with new episodes of THE MIDDLE, MODERN FAMILY, HAPPY ENDINGS, and REVENGE), Tessa spends some time with Dalia in a business arrangement that could bring them closer together, but ultimately backfires. It’s another classic episode of the show and to celebrate the return of new episodes after a month or so away from our favorites in SUBURGATORY, I chatted with Jane Levy (Tessa Altman) about what to expect
See Jane. See Jane be a talented high school student making her own smashing clothes. See Jane have a sexy best friend, Billy; see Jane and Billy be social outcasts. (It’s so unrealistic, these two are SO adorable but hey, it’s television.) Jane and brother, Nick have money troubles. Before you can say, “Welcome to the Club”; Jane applies for an internship at a prestigious fashion house and mistakenly gets hired not as the unpaid intern, but as a salaried