WAR IS COMING (FOR REAL THIS TIME)

Patricia Leavy, PhD, 05/18/12

Pop-feminist author of Low-Fat Love and commentator

It's sad, really, that a show about female friends so close they've gone through the birth of children, divorce, depression, alcoholism and even covering up a murder ends in this way.

Nancy K. Humphreys, 05/20/12

Writer, Brucenomics.com

What's bad about the NBA Pass? The whole point of cable/satellite media was to open up the market for telecommunications broadcasts from outside one's local viewing area. This is exactly what the NBA Pass is curtailing.

Jon Eig, 05/20/12

Professor of Screenwriting and Film History, Montgomery College

Maybe it was because of the social and political turbulence, or maybe it was because of the drugs. Maybe it was because television was still relatively young and foolish. Millions of Americans tuned in faithfully each week to watch the supernatural and the absurd.

Louis Virtel, 05/18/12

West Coast Entertainment Editor, AfterElton.com

Karman Kregloe, 05/18/12

Editor, AfterEllen.com

We pride ourselves on knowing all kinds of Sapphic pop-culture facts. Each week we'll share some of the best tidbits on The Huffington Post in our new series, "Best Lesbian Week Ever." Here's who and what was on our raging gay radar this week.

Ben Harvey and Dave Rubin, 05/18/12

Laura Prudom, 05/18/12

Associate Television Editor, The Huffington Post

It's been a revelatory season for The CW's Nikita. The show shed the last vestiges of its procedural beginnings and wholeheartedly embraced its compelling mythology, drawing fans deeper into Percival Rose's treacherous web of politics and deceit.

Evan Shapiro, 05/18/12

President, Participant Television

The question is not "Is Lena Dunham Racist?"; it's "Is Lena Dunham any more racist than the rest of us?"

Holly Munson, 05/18/12

Assistant Editor, Constitution Daily

Here's another addition we'd love to see on America's Got Talent: U.S. presidents. Although the historical presidents might be tricky, here are five presidents that should be at the top of the audition list.

David Wild, 05/18/12

TV Writer; Contributing Editor, Rolling Stone; Co-Author, 'Diary of a Player"'

The Billboard Music Awards reminds me that sometimes the public actually is right. Here then is my list of some of my favorite songs that all hit #1 on Billboard's's Hot 100 since that chart started in the late Fifties.

Dennis O'Brien, 05/18/12

Media Consultant / Producer / D(Squared) Digital

No one likes watching TV commercials, except, perhaps, during the Super Bowl. Even those whose livelihoods depend on them have a hard time convincing family members not to fast forward past them in this DVR age.

Dustin Fitzharris, 05/17/12

Journalist; contributor, ABCNews.com

Her show Bitchin Kitchen has helped change stereotypes of those who love spending time in the kitchen. She's often referred to as the Julia Child of the Net generation.

MaryAnn Sleasman, 05/17/12

Staff Writer, TV.com

My favorite act of the evening was Granny G, who shuffled onto the stage in a modest pink dress, leaning on a walker. She opened her performance with a dedication of sorts: "This is to all the horny boys out there."

Blue Carreon, 05/17/12

Fashion writer

There are three days of shows from designers all over the world and all are live-streamed on the Future Fashion Now website. Viewers online can click on the clothes and make their purchases -- right there and then.

David Leddick, 05/17/12

Writer, playwright, and actor; author, 'How to Hit 70 Doing 100"

Are you watching Mad Men? You have not been getting a truly balanced view of what it was like to be gay in advertising in that time period. I was there. There were plenty of gays who, like me, didn't bother to stay in the closet, succeeded, and thrived in this tough world.

Daniel J. Schultz, 05/17/12

FoodCorps service member - Des Moines, Iowa

The Weight of the Nation beautifully encapsulates all the biological, environmental, and economic variables that promoted my own obesity, as well as breaking down the answers and solutions that helped me lose and maintain my weight loss.

Emma Gray, 05/15/12

Associate Editor, HuffPost Women

The world's premier television show for masochists has officially returned. That's right ladies and gentleman, The Bachelorette is back, ready to take viewers on an epic JOURNEY full of true love, frenemies, dude tears and scenic Charlotte, NC.

Jamie Oliver, 05/17/12

Celebrity Chef and Food Activist

The Food Revolution and Food Revolution Day is about empowering people through education or, frankly, just inspiring people to be more street-wise about food, where it comes from and how it affects their bodies.

Rob McKenna, 05/17/12

Washington State Attorney General

In Lifetime's Client List, the portrayal of prostitution as rewarding and honorable is a stark departure from a reality in which prostitutes overwhelmingly don't find their work glamorous.