Jane Levy stars as Tessa Altman, a city kid who is still adjusting to her life in the suburbs after relocating there with her father. As she struggles to find a place for herself in her new surroundings, she makes interesting new friends.
In the Season 3, "NCIS's" paternal team leader Leroy Jethro Gibbs (played by Mark Harmon) told one of his agents, Ziva, that there are "about 50" items in his list of life and workplace rules, and that, "My job is to teach them to you."
Grace Park, Alex O'Loughlin, Scott Caan and Daniel Dae Kim star in “Hawaii Five-0”
With cop drama shows being a dime a dozen, it's hard to know which ones to keep up with.
As season 11 of this fan-favorite procedural winds down, fans can expect the storyline to reflect the real-life passing of actor Ralph Waite, who played Jackson Gibbs on the show. Mark Harmon stars as his son, Leroy, who leads a team of investigative pros.
Evil twins Mark and Luc (Sam Underwood) make a play that could force Ryan (Kevin Bacon) and Joe (James Purefoy) to work together in a new episode of this killer series. Claire's (Natalie Zea) life hangs in the balance.
It's hard to say why a show falls out of favor for syndication. The fact is, there are far more shows available to be rerun than the networks have airtime to fill. However, some shows certainly fare better than others.
But here’s some good news for the president. I saw that this weekend was the four-year anniversary of President Obama's “Race to the Top” program to help schools boost their performance. The president says he’s pleased with the program, while students were like, “It gone good.”
Michael Socha as seen in “Once Upon a Time In Wonderland”
Off to Storybrooke: One of Wonderland's many bizarre residents is heading to Maine.
"Once Upon a Time in Wonderland" may have been canceled after only a single season, but that doesn't mean that the fairy tale spinoff's characters are all going the way of Humpty Dumpty.
Bobby Flay as seen in “Brunch @ Bobby’s”
Who doesn't love brunch?
John Oliver -- known for his witty, satirical appearances on "The Daily Show" -- headlines his own prime-time program. Expect more hilarious satire as Oliver critiques the media's relationship with news.