It's easy to compare the series to thrillers like "24," but it's more beholden to the gothic horror stories of yore
Poll finds that extreme counterterrorism tactics have more support than under Bush, possibly because of pop culture
ABC’s latest series offers a new twist on an old formula: An African-American hero who's no one's sidekick
The "Kennedys" miniseries is the latest proof tinseltown just can't handle the truth. I should know
As the once-glorious show ends on its own solid terms, a loyal fan assesses the bad times, and the good
A video essay looks at the profound impact of Fox's real-time political thriller, whose finale airs tonight
"Lost," "24" welcome us into their comfortingly stupid nowhere lands
Terror alert red! "24's" ballsy agent now a cooing grandpa, nation's security hangs in the balance!
Time to program your DVRs! From new shows like "Dollhouse" and "The United States of Tara" to countless returning favorites, an embarrassment of mid-season riches is upon us!
Insurgents! Hand grenades! Torture! Fox's two-hour special "24: Redemption" offers a quick fix of Jack to hold us until the show's January premiere.
What does it look like to have an African-American in the White House? Pop culture has offered versions awful and great, from Sammy Davis Jr. to Chris Rock.
Why the worldview of "Heroes" clashes with the vice president's "1 percent doctrine" on terrorism.
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