William Lucas Walker, 2/10/12

Writer/producer

Our son was 3 years old when Prop 8 passed, too young to understand what was going on but just the right age to articulate his thoughts on those "Yes on 8" signs he saw everywhere. They were, he announced, "the color of pee-pee." On some level, he got what was happening to his family.

Stacia L. Brown, 2/10/12

Writer, mother, adjunct professor, and contributor to PostBourgie.com.

In keeping with this season's trend of featuring musicians who haven't faded into bitter oblivion, the latest Unsung heralds the career and eventual semi-retirement of Ray Parker Jr.

Scott M. Campbell, 2/10/12

Sports journalist

Seemingly lost amidst the Super Bowl hoopla over the last week was Roger Goodell's announcement of a scheduling shift that will significantly alter the NFL landscape beginning in the 2012 season.

Bob Burnett, 2/10/12

Berkeley writer, retired Silicon Valley executive

Republicans are angry about the "It's Halftime in America" ad because it flies in the face of their negative themes: Obama has failed; America has gone in the toilet; and the only way to dig ourselves out of this hole is to place our faith in corporate America.

Steve Stoute, 2/10/12

Founder and CEO; Translation

The very meaning of the Grammy, excellence in musical artistry, is a testament to the hard work, sacrifice, and genius that recording artists bring to their craft. While to the viewer it may seem as if it is just a show, to the artists it is significantly more profound.

Crystal Bell, 2/9/12

Associate Editor, HuffPost TV

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, or so they say, and when it comes to Esther Mikaelson, well, she's the craziest tree in the bunch. I knew that the Original Witch had ulterior motives for forgiving her son Klaus, but I never thought that she would go that far.

Lincee Ray, 2/10/12

TV enthusiast

Season three of White Collar recently debuted on the USA network, and once again I have been sucked in to the tales and tribulations of one former white collar crook and his unlikely partnership with an FBI agent.

Phil Cooke, Ph.D., 2/10/12

Filmmaker, media consultant and author of "Jolt! Get the Jump on a World That's Constantly Changing"

Right now, this country is plagued by far too many leaders who can't lead. Leaders who look for someone to blame rather than taking responsibility. So what could these guys learn from Clint's spot?

Tamar Abrams, 2/10/12

Communications Strategist

It would be way too easy to use the word "lucky" in describing how British actor Tom Payne was cast in the new HBO hit series Luck. And yet that's how he talks about it.

Millie Kerr, 2/9/12

Freelance Writer, Creator, expatguidelondon.com

Reality television capitalizes on shortcuts and exaggeration, playing to the lowest common denominator when advantageous, Top Chef has historically dwelled in reputable terrain.

Lelia Nebeker, 2/9/12

Co-creator, PopCultureNexus.com

In case you hadn't noticed, America is still a little homophobic, and its homophobia is much more pronounced when it comes to PDA between gay men on TV than when it's between women.

Joe Winkler, 2/9/12

Graduate Student in English Literature, City College New York

With a little help from my friends, I found the best TV show I didn't even know existed. It's called Pulling, the equivalent of the American slang term "hooking up" and it aired on BBC from 2006 to 2008.

Michael Giltz, 2/9/12

Freelance writer

Don't tell my mother, but Downton Abbey has swiftly declined from a pale imitation of the original Upstairs Downstairs to a pale imitation of Falcon Crest.

Laurenne Sala, 2/8/12

humansarefunny.com

The judges faced the audience and listened as Campbell, a single father, belted out the first few notes of 'A Song for You," originally performed by Ray Charles.

Kristen Houghton, 2/8/12

Author of No Woman Diets Alone" and 'And Then I'll Be Happy! Stop Sabotaging Your Happiness'

The respect and love they have in their marriage defies Hollywood stereotypes and makes it a success in every way.

Laura Prudom, 2/8/12

Associate Television Editor, The Huffington Post

The biggest question facing proponents of a scheduling evolution remains: Would die-hard fans be willing to sacrifice quality time with their favorite characters for the possibility of uninterrupted seasons and tighter plotting?

Dan Lybarger, 2/8/12

Kansas City-based Freelance Writer and Critic

With his well-fitting suits and unsettlingly calm delivery, it seemed as if Serling was almost marveling at his ability to shock both his characters and his viewers.

Nathan Manske, 2/8/12

Founder and Executive Director, I'm From Driftwood

Alan Black, 2/8/12

Author and Editor, 'The Header'

Thankfully, for soccer fans in America, Morgan has taken up punditry as a moonlighting gig on the Fox Soccer Channel. He comes to it like a shark.