The fall TV season that seemingly began sometime during Bill Clinton's first term - actually, it was in August, with the debut of Fox's mercifully short-lived "Celebrity Duets" - finally staggers to a close tonight with the premiere of ABC's "Notes from the Underbelly," a surprisingly witty sitcom about pregnancy.
It's Wednesday, and that means it's time for our newest feature: What'd They Do to My Show?
The imminent return of FX's "The Shield" (Tuesday) and HBO's "The Sopranos" (April 8) reminds us how lucky we are to live in a cable-rich world.
There is much to recommend about NBC's "The Black Donnellys" (10 p.m. EST Monday), but this family underworld drama comes with some hefty strings attached.
Fans of "The Daily Show" will no doubt be drawn to Rob Corddry in "The Winner" (8:30 and 9:30 p.m. EST/PST Sunday, Fox), a funny sitcom that debuts at a time when laugh-inducing comedies are few and far between.
Oh, turn the "Lights" on, already.
I'm a left-leaning, commie-lovin' pinko. That's the conclusion some of you will immediately rush to when I tell you that "The ½ Hour News Hour," Fox News Channel's attempt at political satire, is an elephant-size bore.
It's the story of three sisters who are wedding planners and named Bell. Get it? Wedding Bells? It's all like that.
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