Forensics with chemistry: 'Bones' returns with new drama
Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz in "Bones"
No one can resist a good mystery, and these days it seems the more gruesome the better. Many of today's network dramas promise grisly murder mysteries, but one has been rising through the ranks of prime time thanks, in large part, to the chemistry between the two leads.
Chuck versus Friday: NBC moves series for farewell season
The cast of "Chuck"
'Big' and 'Bold': Reality stars try their hand at scripted acting
'BIG' AND 'BOLD': After two seasons on "Big Brother," showmance supercouple Brendon and Rachel get to prove that they have what it takes to be "Beautiful."
On Oct. 28 and 31, the reality stars will appear on the hit CBS soap opera "The Bold and the Beautiful."
Food and fun: ABC's new cooking talker really sizzles
The hosts of "The Chew"
They're gathered around the kitchen counter cooking, eating, enjoying each other's company. The chatter ranges from healthy dieting tips and delectable new recipes to entertaining tips and tricks, and just about everything in between.
A&E goes whole-hog: Experts track wild boars in 'Hoggers'
Times have changed in Texas. Gone are the days of masked gunslingers and Old West saloons. The newest threat to ranchers, farmers and the like aren't dangerous banditos. These days, feral boars are terrorizing landowners all over the state, destroying crops, ripping up valuable land and even killing livestock.
Krystal, Jerry and Robert Cambell in "American Hoggers"
Trick or treat: Holmes cast as mystery woman in 'Mother'
TRICK OR TREAT: She doesn't have a yellow umbrella, but she is orange.
The hit CBS comedy "How I Met Your Mother" has a knack for tying endless symbolism and long-running story lines and props into the series. As main character Ted explains to his children how he met their mother, who viewers only recognize by a yellow umbrella, he regales them with many side stories and subplots, including an elusive gourd-clad woman he struggled to find.
'Dead' is alive: New shows focus on dark fantasies
It's not a new idea to feature the paranormal on TV, as indicated with hit series such as "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" or "The X-Files," but the fad started to die off when audiences became more interested in real cases like those in reality series "Paranormal State" and "Ghost Hunters". But now zombies, vampires, ghosts and other supernatural creatures are experiencing a revival.
'Amazing' app: Hit CBS series and Foursquare join forces
'AMAZING' APP: CBS's "The Amazing Race" is getting into the game with its own Foursquare page featuring travel tips and information about the hit series.
Shaping America: PBS presents a history lesson with 1812 documentary
As millions sink deeper and deeper into video game addictions and online obsessions, it appears fewer people have been hitting the books. Indeed, there are those who believe television has also been rotting the brains of North Americans for years.
A scene from "The War of 1812"
Odd 'Man' out: Women rule the roost in new ABC series
The global population is pretty balanced between males and females, but every household has its own dynamic.
Most TV series tend to balance the cast between guys and gals -- even big families like the Bradys had an even number of each. Families that have all girls seem to have guys tip the scale back. In "Full House," Danny Tanner (Bob Saget) had three daughters but he invited his (male) friends to come help him raise the kids.