Sophie Turner of "Game Of Thrones" is all grown up and playing a jewel thief who became a London godmother of crime.

"SNL" has had a knack for pivoting at just the right time to capture the attention of succeeding generations.

Since almost every new show coming down the pike is made available to journalists in advance of their premiere dates, the absence of two of them comes as a mild surprise.

How can we describe "Grey's Anatomy?" Venerable? The Methuselah of medicine? The "Gunsmoke" of hospital dramas?

Two things are unusual about "Murder in a Small Town," the new detective series coming to Fox on Tuesday.

A neurologist who struggles to recognize people's faces, rides a cool motorcycle and swims in the East River is the brilliant mind of "Brilliant Minds."

Readers should be well aware by now that a new "Matlock" is in the offing because the TV Blog has written about it at least three times already.

If swaggering, shirtless men trading macho jibes about the girls on the beach is what you're looking for, then have I got a lifeguard drama for you.

It has long been the TV Blog's contention that only nuts appear on TV reality shows.

OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman and FBI Director Christopher Wray gave their perspectives on AI in "AI and the Future of Us."