Frank Nestor

Fans of The Office currently experiencing post-season withdrawal should not turn to other similar shows. Instead they should check out the new 2-minute webisodes available on NBC.com every Thursday, involving some characters from the beloved Scranton Branch.

Lewis Black may be the king of all things angry, but is he ready to judge the so-called “root of all evil” on a weekly basis?

Is America ready? Is the Gladiator ready? Well, ready or not, the American Gladiators are back from mid-90s cancellation, complete with enough muscles and spandex to make even superheroes feel out of shape.

Drugs, date rape, and murder were no problem for Veronica Mars, but is she ready to face super-powered humans?

With beautiful South Florida as a backdrop, a handsome cast lead by The West Wing’s Jimmy Smits, and more than enough rum to go around, it would seem that CBS’s new drama Cane would be like heaven on earth.

Slapstick and intelligent humor come together in the explosion of The Big Bang Theory, a new CBS sitcom.

Gregory House is no Superman. In fact, he is the anti-hero. He is sarcastic, pessimistic, bitter, a drug addict, and constantly has a five o'clock shadow (heroes should be clean-shaven, thank you very much). In the most recent episode of House, he pretended to have brain cancer to receive painkillers directly into his brain.

Keep away, Ms. Cleo. There's a new psychic in town and he's here to stay. This summer, USA premiered Psych, a show that follows a private detective, Shawn Spencer, pretending to be psychic while actually using his eidetic memory and observational skills to solve crimes.