Leaving 'Children' behind: Some stars won't follow soap to L.A.
Thorsten Kaye is leaving the cast of "All My Children"
LEAVING 'CHILDREN' BEHIND: A few fan-favorite stars won't be joining when the long-running soap opera "All My Children" makes its recently announced move to Los Angeles.
Brothers, on Fox
When Coach's team suffers a losing streak, he relieves Chill of his duties as assistant coach and recruits Mike.
The Office, on NBC
When Jim and Pam return from their honeymoon, Dwight makes a strange peace offering as he apologizes to Jim.
MythBusters, on Discovery
Adam and Jamie prove they aren't afraid to get their hands dirty as they find out whether a muddy car will really get better mileage.
Shark Tank, on ABC
Budding entrepreneurs have one last chance to earn respect, and investment capital, in the season finale.
Ultimate Cake Off, on TLC
Three master cake artists get ready to compete under the big top as they prepare a masterpiece.
No flash in the pan: ABC has this season's breakout hit with 'FlashForward'
Joseph Fiennes stars in "FlashForward"
The Simpsons, on Fox
Springfield is devoured when Krusty's latest fast-food sandwich turns everyone into enraged zombies in "The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror XX."
Paranormal State, on A&E
A woman believes her dead son may have encountered The Dark Man. This episode kicks off a four-hour mini-marathon.
Law & Order, on NBC
Jim Gaffigan guest stars as Larry Johnson, a man who returns home to find his wife dead on the floor in "Law & Order."
