With all the major sports in business with casinos and mobile-gambling apps, wasn't it inevitable that in this environment, there would be a sports gambling scandal?

So much is going on in the rapidly changing world of Big Media right now that it takes one's breath away.

"Mob War: Philadelphia vs. The Mafia" is surprisingly suspenseful and frightening in a way that these kinds of documentaries never are.

The NBA on NBC has a message for local news and NBC late-night: Get out of the way!

The title of a new series, "Bigfoot Took Her," about a Bigfoot abduction, revives memories of the golden age of supermarket tabloids.

A macabre graveyard of defunct educational kids' shows is a centerpiece of "The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror" annual Halloween special.

A new music-competition show from America's heartland may be the best reality talent contest since "American Idol" ushered in the modern era of such shows in 2002.

The premiere episode of "Sheriff Country" packs so much psychological drama into the life of Sheriff Mickey Fox that it's a wonder she's not in a straitjacket by the time the show ends.

Swap the Hudson River for the Charles and you get "Boston Blue," CBS's new Friday night spinoff of "Blue Bloods."

Set in a fictional office of the California Department of Motor Vehicles in Hollywood, "DMV" holds the distinction of being the only new sitcom on any broadcast network this fall.