Brian Lowry

Kids in peril seem to be a theme of NBC's midseason lineup, with no one more in jeopardy -- or potentially better able to defend herself -- than the adorable...

The sitcom-style reality show gets two new permutations that air directly opposite each other starting March 9 -- one aimed conspicuously at guys, the other skewed toward women. Spike will...

"Resurrection" has such a provocative concept and a well-cast pilot that the temptation is to hang on hopefully for the ride, albeit with a measure of skepticism regarding how much...

Aside from offering a field day in terms of puns - how does one review a show titled "Review?" - Comedy Central's latest pre-"Daily Show" series nibbles around the edges...

Ellen DeGeneres did not sing a song about seeing actresses' boobs on screen, which, after last year's Seth MacFarlane skit, represents some sort of progress. Everything else about her opening...

Thanks to Chloe Sevigny's interesting resume, her presence raised hopes that A&E;'s latest stab at (overtly) scripted programming, "Those Who Kill," might be more than just another serial-killer procedural --...

Continuing Sundance Channel's very European approach to drama, "The Red Road" grinds along slowly, a mere six-episode series with the same languid pace as the network's earlier foray, "Rectify." In...

Once you get past the gimmick - a bunch of singles in a bar, as played out over one wacky night - "Mixology" quickly establishes itself as an inordinately appealing...

Other than cementing the Lorne Michaels/"Saturday Night Live" takeover of latenight at NBC, Seth Meyers has essentially been an afterthought in the whole equation, as the network has gone about...

Pope Benedict XVI's unprecedented retirement and subsequent enthusiasm surrounding Pope Francis has certainly stoked interest in the Catholic Church, an organization (with apologies to Dan Brown's readers) that remains shrouded...