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Jay Leno, just weeks away from returning to the 'Tonight Show,' stops by CBS, although it doesn't necessarily mean that the small feud between the two is over
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'M*A*S*H' No Longer Most-Watched In History
Posted Feb-8-2010
Super Bowl XLIV surpasses final scripted bastion of hope
Neil Gaiman + 'Doctor Who' = Awesome!
Posted Feb-8-2010
Celebrated writer getting his pen out for Matt Smith
'Lost' Tops Genre Week, But 'Smallville' Surges
Posted Feb-8-2010
Take a look at what Michael Shanks can do for The CW
David Goyer Out As 'FlashForward' Showrunner
Posted Feb-8-2010
Will this open the door for Brannon Braga to take over?
Nicholas Lea, Lexa Doig Make Trip To 'V'
Posted Feb-8-2010
Actors best known for 'X-Files,' 'Andromeda' work
Emily Rose First To Be Cast On Syfy's 'Haven'
Posted Feb-8-2010
Formerly appeared in genre series such as 'Jericho'
Brit Morgan Lands 'True Blood' Role
Posted Feb-5-2010
'The Middleman' actress will play Debbie Pelt on HBO's hit series
'Lost' Changes Schedule For Finale
Posted Feb-5-2010
ABC will broadcast two-part conclusion as part of a 'Lost' event night
How Jay Leno Can Fix This Whole Mess
Posted Jan-14-2010
Yeah, just as he wanted, the Chin has all the power here
Dangerous Days: Depicting Reality, Responsibly
Posted Jan-14-2010
Is MTV finally trying to step up and be responsible for the imagery they market to youth?
The Real Loser In Leno Debacle? Conan O'Brien
Posted Jan-10-2010
Why NBC can't seem to point their fingers of blame in the right direction
Preview: Curiosity Enough To Check Out 'Alice'
Posted Dec-6-2009
Two-part movie from 'Tin Man's' Nick Willing begins this weekend on Syfy
Dangerous Days: Korean Film Showcase
Posted Nov-25-2009
Like crazy movies? South Korea is probably your kind of place
Will HBO Find Success With 'Game Of Thrones'?
Posted Nov-17-2009
Filming on the pilot is already underway, and author gives it an early thumbs up
Dangerous Days: Stalemate
Posted Oct-28-2009
Instead of boldly reinventing itself for changing times, the television industry continues its swirl around the bowl
