T.J. Lubinsky, the former WQED producer who created the doo-wop-themed pledge specials that proved enormously popular for PBS stations nationwide, has continued to create several PBS programs each

That was fun, wasn't it? For almost an entire month, the major networks gave us the best they had to offer. But the November "sweeps" – the most important ratings period of the fall – ends Wednesday. Next up: repeats, short-run reality series and...

It was March 2004 when state troopers responded to a car crash on the Northern State Parkway in Plainview. It was there rescuers stumbled onto bones unearthed in a shallow grave. Now, through the wonders of modern science, those skeletal remains believed buried for 27 years, now have a face.  

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ABC spins the numbers for the week of November 9-15.

Four years ago, Buffalo native Mark Hapka had a few thousand dollars and a dream--to become an actor.

CBS will flip its two Sunday dramas this week to see if it can goose the ratings for "Cold Case" and "Three Rivers."The one-week (for now) arrangement will move "Cold Case" to the 9 p.m. ET spot, where it aired last season to much bigger audiences than it's had so far this fall. "Three Rivers," the only new show this season whose future is still up in the air, will air at 10 p.m.(In reality ...

The one-time-only stunt is designed to see how "Rivers" fares in the 10:00/9:00c hour versus its current 9:00/8:00c home.

ABC spins the numbers for Sunday, November 15.

Fast National ratings for Sunday, Nov. 15, 2009A highly anticipated NFL game delivered big ratings Sunday night, putting NBC in its usual spot atop the Nielsens. ABC also had a better-than-average night, as both "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" and "Desperate Housewives" posted some of their best numbers of the season.NBC brought in 16.1 million viewers and a 10.0 rating/16 share in households ...