Tv Recap

At the benefit they enjoy a performance from Michigan's answer to the Solid Gold Dancers, which in New York could be an ironic burlesque act. Unfortunately Hannah is the only one who thinks so.

There's a line between simple and simplistic, and there are times when "Once" errs on the wrong side of it. But when it gets its own peculiar mixture of romance, earnestness and hope right, it is pretty magical.

Most people stick to the system they've always known -- and hate Jaime as a result -- because the alternatives are terrifying. But change can't be held back, no more than the Wall held back the Wildlings.

There was a whole lot of "meh" during this week's "American Idol" performance show, and it should've been fairly obvious from the start just who the endangered contestant was. But, because the voting public is a fickle and capricious monster, I'm perennially braced for a shocking result.

Sebastian Stan played our sympathetic Mad Hatter, known as Jefferson in both worlds ... I hope we'll get to see him again soon, since Stan captured all of Jefferson's misery, love and lunacy effortlessly.

After a hit-and-miss night of Billy Joel performances, the "Idol" contestants have been whittled down to the Top 9.

The Walking Dead finale this week was BANANAS and a great way to end the season: some questions answered, some new ones raised, a new character to ponder over the summer, and everyone important made it out alive.

While the bulk of the second episode of "Awake" (Thu., 10 p.m. EST on NBC) followed a formula very similar to the pilot, the closing moments dropped a...

Presented without commentary, the most absurd, comical, self-serious and/or humorless moments from Episode 5, "Let's Be Bad," in chronological order.

I think critics say this every year, but I truly believe that a number of these women have the talent to break the four-year streak of young, white, male winners -- we'll have to see whether America agrees.

This week's "Supernatural," titled "The Slice Girls," will no doubt leave fans split since it revisited the basic theme of one of this season's most divisive episodes, "The Girl Next Door."

It's no wonder that "Nikita" showrunner Craig Silverstein has been referring to this episode as "Game Change 2," since "Clean Sweep" managed to realign many allegiances going into the second half of the season.

I haven't been overly impressed with many of the auditionees this season, but the singers in St. Louis were generally cute, commercial and easy to listen to ... Missouri might be the state to beat.

One of the most polarizing figures on any season of "The Real World," Frank Sweeney drove his housemates crazy through the San Diego season with his u...

After a bacon-filled Quickfire challenge on "Top Chef: Texas" (Wed., 10 p.m. EST on Bravo), the contestants were chilling in the hotel bar awaiting th...