The news that "Jersey Shore" is about to have its final farewell season raised a question: Wait a minute - "Jersey Shore" is still around?

Two different documentaries on the Artemis II moon mission are coming this week, but one will touch down on TV one day earlier than the other one.

For those old enough to remember the Golden Age of the space program in the 1960s and early '70s, Artemis II seemed like old times.

It is rarer than it used to be, but some network TV shows still get canceled after one or two seasons.

"The Audacity" has a lot going for it, including a great script and story, a diverse cast of characters and dazzling locations.

In "Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair," the lives of Malcolm and his family are seen 10 years after we last saw them.

Long story short - "The Miniature Wife" is the opposite of a tall tale.

Byron Allen appears to be the main beneficiary of CBS's decision to abandon late-night.

The story of a woman who becomes a miniature wife when she undergoes significant shrinkage was told 45 years before this week's premiere of "The Miniature Wife" on Peacock.

Besides the deadline for filing taxes on April 15, the biggest red-letter day in April will be the 23rd.