I understand why some people don't like "Psych," which starts its new season Friday at 10 p.m. on USA. Well, that's not exactly true. I don't really get how someone could not like the fake-psychic detective comedy. But I at least try to understand the people who roll their eyes when Fridays roll around - especially because I'm married to one of them.
The shrink is all shook up when "State of Mind" opens for storytelling business.
It's easy to say summer TV is where the rubbish is shown.
As a diehard Minnesota sports fan, I've never had much room in my heart for Shaquille O'Neal - until now.
If you relish the devious darkness of "Dexter" and the wonderful wackiness of "Weeds," you'll love the macabre moodiness of "Meadowlands," Showtime's newest distinctively different series.
"Flight of the Conchords" has a goofy cool beat you can really laugh to.
Somewhere, David Chase is cackling with glee. At least that's my theory.
Now this is summer TV: Talking animals, charming animation and some funny, funny stuff.
The broadcast networks have been announcing their fall lineups all week, and with most of the attention focused on the new shows, some of the smaller details may be going unnoticed.
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