In the "Mannix" era, TV shows had a straight-ahead, what-you-see-is-what-you-get quality.

In one scene of the new Dubai "Real Housewives," the women will be seen dining on a mountainside overlooking a valley of 1,000 camels.

No reason whatsoever exists for the new CW series "Tom Swift" to be named for the inventive hero of a 100-year-old book series for boys.

The "TV Blog" revisits the reviews published here that greeted the premieres of this year's cancelled shows not so long ago.

"George Carlin's American Dream" represents a rare, in-depth look at Carlin's world, both public and private.

On "The Great American Tag Sale With Martha Stewart," TV's domestic baroness throws open her gates to sell her own belongings.

On the one hand, Jimmy Kimmel's annual monologue at the Disney Upfront is funny and entertaining. But it is also savage.

Where do I sign? That was my reaction to the Warner Bros. Discovery sales pitch at the company's Upfront Wednesday morning.

The names of Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham were conspicuously absent from the Fox News Media Upfront on Monday.

Cold War-era Berlin emerges once again as a focal point for a stylish, sexy, eye-catching TV thriller.