A New York-based cop show comes to prime time so fully formed that it fits as comfortably into the CBS universe as the proverbial old shoe.

The premise of the new CW lawyer drama "Family Law" is eerily similar to the premise of the new "So Help Me Todd" on CBS.

In "So Help Me Todd," a mother and her grown son are an oil-and-water twosome right out of the "Odd Couple" mold.

Last Friday's Yankees game, in which Aaron Judge was poised to tie or surpass Roger Maris' single-season home run record, was seen exclusively on Apple TV+.

Some of the action in "The Rookie: Feds" is ludicrous and yet you cannot help rooting for this rookie FBI agent.

New scripted shows are in short supply in the new fall network lineups, but unscripted shows are plentiful.

Bedeviled by outrage-mania for its comedic ethnic stereotypes, "The Simpsons" takes on that subject in its 34th-season premiere on Fox.

Elon Musk takes Jay Leno on a personal tour of Musk's sprawling SpaceX complex and explains his space-travel ambitions.

Once again, Hulu demonstrates that it is king of the TV universe when it comes to comedy.

NBC is relying on a revival of a 30-year-old sci-fi show to fill the 10-11 p.m. slot on Monday nights this fall.