Episode 55’s guest is Jace Hall, one of the executive producers of ABC’s remake of “V”. Jace stopped in to talk about the TV show, but he also delved into how network TV has lost a lot of us over the years, and how he’s one of the few trying to get us back. [...]

The alien invasion that ABC launched last week with the debut of V that threatened the status of CBS's NCIS as the No. 1 scripted series, appeared effectively driven back as...

Lost I'm really not entirely certain how I got to this point. I was never a Fan Girl of anything, if you don't count those two years in Junior High when I knew an alarming amount of trivia about the...

Fast National ratings for Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009The 43rd Annual CMA Awards stole the show Wednesday night for ABC, taking the ratings and demo race handily since FOX lost its World Series juice when it ended last week. Taylor Swift, Brad Paisley and more gave ABC first place to the tune of 16.8 million viewers and a 10.1 rating/16 share in households. CBS was in second with 11.3 million ...

The big TV news tonight is the debut of V (8 ET/PT), ABC's pleasingly crisp remake of the old mini about some invading lizards who try to pass as human. Which makes it a good companion for Nova's Becoming Human (PBS, 8 ET/PT, times may vary), athree-part science special that investigates how we became what we are. Just don't tell the Visitors.

If you think ABC's “Lost” is confusing, wait until you see AMC's “The Prisoner.” The six-hour miniseries, which runs at 8 p. m. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday on the cable channel that gave us “Mad Men,” is a maddening, complex “reinterpretation” of the classic 1967 series that starred the late Patrick McGoohan.

All four of the guys who lost to Taylor Swift for entertainer of the year at the Country Music Association Awards made a tactical error: They asked the crossover sensation to open for them in their concerts.

You know your show is about to be canceled when the network decides it would rather run a second consecutive night of "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" than broadcast your fifth episode, immediately after which the network airs your Thanksgiving episode three weeks early.

The UA-ASU rivalry game will be the second of three-consecutive UA games to be televised by ABC to close the year.

Even quasi-celebrities apparently draw the line at disrupting their holiday season for some additional public exposure.