From "Supernanny" to "Carnivale" to "Wickedly Perfect" to the new detective show "Numbers," Good tries to kick Evil's ass with naughty stools, roasted lamb and really tough math equations.

Though it claims to shun religious ads altogether, the network ran one from a right-wing group, while rejecting one from a progressive church.

Of course a post-9/11 show that celebrates home and community would return at the apex of the darkest timeline

Give thanks for these purloined lands, and for the fact that you're not a soulless plastic surgeon, an undercover agent posing as a terrorist, or the mother of a 2-year-old.

Wednesday: Ogle the irritating hotties on Bravo's "Make Me a Supermodel: Casting Special." Plus: What did you think of Tuesday's "The Real Housewives of Orange County"?

Current and former U.S. officials tell Washington Post the Zelensky transcript has likely been heavily edited

Joseph Cerniglia, a contestant on "Kitchen Nightmares," jumped to his death last week. But don't blame reality TV

After 49er Colin Kapernick sat during the national anthem in protest of police brutality, he called Trump a racist

Hogan's lawyer says he "resigned" voluntarily because he "didn't want to put his family through this"

Pence should have had access to a transcript of the call within hours, officials told the Washington Post

"I think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign," a top U.S. diplomat said

A summary shows Trump's call with Ukraine's leader doesn't mention "corruption," despite the White House's claims

Jessica Valenti's new book challenges our preconceptions about the joys of parenting but misses what makes it vital

"In this case there are legitimate questions that ought to be asked, and we're going to continue to ask them"

Now that the debate has been fully digested, a look at the president's strongest punches and most deft deflections