Dr. Phil McGraw, 2/3/12

Author, Host "Dr. Phil"

Super Bowl Sunday. For most men, it makes their year. Unfortunately, for too many, the year ends the day after. PFDS, Post Football Depression Syndrome sets in and sets in with a vengeance.

Vanessa Becknell, 2/3/12

TV and Film Department Editor, The Donnybrook Writing Academy

If you haven't had a chance to check out Top Chef this season, you seriously need to. Not because of the cheftestants' popularity -- what makes this show's ninth season the best one has nothing to do with who's competing.

Pandora Boxx, 2/3/12

Drag queen, comedian and reality TV personality

Fag. Homo. Queer. These were the words I grew almost accustomed to hearing as I walked the halls of my school. I hated those words. Why did they call me those things? Why did I have to suffer through that relentless taunting?

Silpa Kovvali, 2/3/12

Writer

Community is an homage to the sitcom. Which means that, while its characters come to revelations all the time, they cannot act on them without permanently disrupting the equilibrium.

Holly Cara Price, 2/3/12

Agent Provocateur

The story begins as Frankie Tagliano, a mobbed up New York bar owner, becomes a FBI informant and is sent away on the witness protection plan by his own request to Norway.

Tony Newman, 2/3/12

Director of Media Relations, Drug Policy Alliance

The Daily Show has done the best journalism to date on the growing trend of opportunistic lawmakers introducing legislation to drug test people who receive unemployment benefits.

David Finkle, 2/3/12

Writer; Drama Critic

She's landed a role in Smash, which is about -- if you haven't seen the boob-tube promos plugging its Feb. 6 kick-off the day after the Super Bowl XLVI kick-off -- a group of B'way vets and newbies readying a tuner based on Marilyn Monroe's life.

Troian Bellisario, 2/3/12

Spencer Hastings on ABC Family's "Pretty Little Liars"

These high school students have great ideas -- they just need the funding and the tools to make them happen! Donorschoose.org is designed to make a little go a really long way, so give what you can.

John Nash, 2/3/12

Co-host, 'The Focus Group' on Sirius XM's OutQ

Game day is fast approaching, and while I know it's the Giants against the Patriots -- Eli Manning versus Tom Brady (who handily wins the "Best Dressed" in a suit) -- the only tension I feel is whether or not I'm up on all the ads that will break during the game.

Crystal Bell, 2/2/12

Associate Editor, HuffPost TV

It was like a scene out of Julius Caesar, watching Klaus fall at the hands of those he thought he could trust most: his family. It was an incredible scene, watching each Original inflict their own sense of revenge on their hybrid brother.

Leah Singer, 2/2/12

Author, LeahsThoughts.com

Like so many other things I'm discovering as I grow older, I found myself fully engaged in The Wonder Years on an episode focusing on the parents as providers of the family.

Hulu.com, 2/2/12

Online video service

Imagine a dreamworld where a potion can get millions to watch Undercover Boss. What if I told you that potion exists? It's called a Super Bowl lead-out show, and it works on everything.

Laura Prudom, 2/3/12

Associate Television Editor, The Huffington Post

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.

Darryl A. Cobbin, 2/2/12

Author, Marketing Magnate

Don Cornelius was much more to me than an icon. He was my friend and mentor, and if I could have one last chance to speak to him, this is what I would say.

Peter McGraw and Joel Warner, 1/31/12

The Humor Code

Can alcohol fuel humor creation? To investigate, we cooked up a little experiment involving advertising creatives, a funny marketing campaign and alcohol -- with an emphasis on the alcohol.

Craig Finn, 2/1/12

Frontman, The Hold Steady

We can all appreciate something to get behind, whether it's a team or a band. In fact, one of the best parts of rock and roll is the community that comes up around it.

Kris LoPresto, 2/1/12

Entertainment enthusiast

At first glance the Giants share very little with the fictional team in Dillon, Texas. However, after rewatching the first season this past week, it dawned on me that this year's Giants team is shockingly similar to the Dillon Panthers/Lions.

Ed Martin, 2/1/12

Contributor, MediaPost.com, JackMyers.com and MediaBizBloggers.com

I'm rooting for Awake, a well-written procedural crime drama dressed up as an intense emotional exploration of family relationships.

Evan Shapiro, 1/31/12

President, IFC

The more "talent" shows we get each season, the less "talented" is each slate of competitors forced upon our screens, airwaves and eardrums. We are spreading our talent too thinly across too many shows and it's doing long-lasting damage to the genre.