Alcatraz is a term deeply ingrained in our cultural consciousness as a source of mystery and curiosity, so it seems fitting that J.J. Abrams and Eliza...

It was very satisfying to see Nikita and Alex once again working on the same team -- Nikita's willingness to abandon her mission to help Alex was all the reassurance Alex needed to prove that she could still trust her mentor.

While I've always enjoyed Supernatural for its mythology rather than for its monster-of-the-week episodes, occasionally it's nice to return to what attracted us to the show in Season 1.

As one of the most enigmatic and manipulative characters on "Once Upon a Time" thus far, Rumpelstiltskin has also proved to be the most fascinating. I've been eagerly anticipating this week's episode for some time.

Midseason TV is back in full swing, and several fan favorites make their triumphant returns this week. After a long hiatus, "30 Rock" is back with its...

In last week's "Chuck" (which aired on Jan. 6 on NBC), super-spy Sarah had a pregnancy scare that had both her and Chuck reevaluating their career pat...

No show does time-travel quite like "Supernatural." Some of The CW drama's most memorable episodes have taken place in the Old West, the post-apocalyp...

Can you imagine CBS turning down a chance to tell the world that "the people" voted "The Good Wife" their favorite network drama, had the legal show won last night instead of "Supernatural"?

Thanks to baseball pre-emptions and winter hiatus, it's been two months since the last time "Fringe" (Fridays, 9 p.m. EST on Fox) aired in our univers...

For a show that places such emphasis on the strength and agency of its female characters, I was disappointed that a character as powerful and manipulative as Amanda could be so easily manipulated by a man because of her emotions.

"Time After Time" may have been Season 7's strongest story since the premiere, effortlessly blending humor, pathos and a fascinating concept ... I just hope the show can keep up the momentum.

I have no doubt that the writers and producers know exactly how everything slots together, but I do wish they could clue the audience in. It's a minor nitpick, but ... I think the narrative would have more clarity.

As midseason TV kicks into full gear, there's something for everyone this week. NBC pays tribute to American treasure Betty White on Monday with a tel...

It's depressing that something as serious and emotionally devastating as a miscarriage can be used as such a throwaway plot device, but sadly, it's been a foregone conclusion ever since Blair's ill-advised pregnancy storyline was introduced.

Gabby has a sultry, bluesy tone in her voice that had all the judges bobbing their heads, and Steven Tyler gave her his patented eyes-closed, music-gasm face, which was exactly what she'd been aiming for.

The hour-long installment seemed positively svelte compared to last night's episode, and there was apparently no time to highlight the worst of the worst, only the best of the best.

Countless little girls dream of becoming princesses, but for Memphis-born Ginnifer Goodwin, all that wishing on a star during her formative years paid...

Last week's "Fringe" brought the sci-fi drama back from hiatus with a bang, and according to executive producers Jeff Pinkner and Joel Wyman, it only ...

Thanks to my proclivity towards Snow and James' story, I think that "7:15 a.m." was my favorite episode of "Once" to date. The tragic romance of it all was more than enough to crack my cynical critic's heart.

Ali's take on Corinne Bailey Rae's "Just Like a Star" was raspy and tremulous ... There was an Adele-like quality to her tone that made her interesting to listen to.

Whether she was getting up close and personal with handsy bridge and tunnel types, mistaking cops for strippers or downing shots like Snooki, Blair's ditzy drunk routine was utterly hilarious, and played perfectly by Leighton Meester.

Possibly the most bizarre (and transparently fake) audition so far, "Magic Cyclops" was certainly memorable for trying to be memorable, affecting a terrible British accent while insisting that he was from Davenport, Iowa.

Ramiro was born without ears, prompting doctors to predict that he would never be able to hear or speak. Thankfully, he's able to do both, as well as sing ... Compared to some of the duds we've been subjected to this week, he could be a Grammy winner.

It's a big TV event week as February sweeps gets into full swing. On Monday, "Gossip Girl" celebrates 100 episodes with a big song-and-dance number...

My main problem with this episode was that, by the end, we were right back to where we started narratively, with nothing having truly developed ... I think I'm mostly craving some momentum.