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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.

The Secret Life of the American Teenager is a title that, while unwieldy, evokes the melodramatic, campy awesomeness of a great, teen-centric Lifetime Original Movie—think Why My Daughter? or She’s Too Young. Unfortunately, the series itself, which recently premiered on ABC Family, fails to live up to these sky-high expectations.

Dear CBS: please don’t vote Tillman off the island. The skateboarding English Bulldog is practically the only thing that’ll salvage ratings for Greatest American Dog.

Perhaps So You Think You Can Dance should be renamed So You Think American Idol is a Real Competition. SYTYCD, FOX’s off-season ratings juggernaut, is giving Idol a run for its money.

After news broke that Eliot Spitzer had been caught paying for sex, the public displayed a seemingly inexhaustible fascination in the woman involved. Secret Diary of a Call Girl, Showtime’s new series, seeks to tap into this interest by taking viewers into the world of high-end prostitution.

Host Jon Kelly describes the cliché-ridden competition “When Pigs Fly,” on the second episode of ABC’s fifth season of The Mole, by saying that “the players must use the slingshot to launch the pigs into the arena.” Sound enthralling?

While there is no shortage of innuendo or sexual references on network primetime, sex is a subject that seems to belong exclusively to cable. CBS’s new series Swingtown, though, is all about sex: adolescent sex, adult sex, monogamous sex, polyamorous sex, moral sex, immoral sex, safe sex, and unsafe sex.