Monday TV: Chelsea Gets A Bigger Studio
“Clelsea Lately” (E!, 11 p.m.) gets a new look as host Chelsea Handler moves into a much bigger studio. Will her show get bigger, too? Well, Jennifer Aniston is on…
Sunday TV: ‘The Walking Dead’ Returns
Here they come, walking very slowly, but still advancing, drooling, parts of their faces falling off, but still coming after you, looking to feast. The third season of the zombie…
Saturday TV: ‘Horror’ and Such
Morgan Fairchild stars as a housemother presiding over a particularly bloody sorority in “American Horror House” (Syfy, 9 p.m.), where a Halloween party goes terribly wrong. It's a a made…
Friday TV: ‘Girl vs. Monster’ in Monstober
Rocktober is a pretty cheesy seasonal phrase, but it’s a whole lot better than Monstober, which the Disney Channel is advancing to promote the Halloween-themed episodes of its regular series.…
Thursday TV: Vice Presidents and Vampires
Although it would be more dramatic to have a rematch of last week’s Presidential Debate, it may be interesting to see how each candidate handles their single scheduled Vice Presidential…
Wednesday TV: Three New Network Shows
You might think the fall TV season shot off its big guns weeks ago. But tonight is as big a night for premieres as any in the season, with three…
Tuesday TV: A Remarkable ‘Choice’
With the seeming nonstop reporting on the Presidential race, you’d think there’d be nothing but repetition in “The Choice,” the regular in-depth look at the campaign every four years on “Frontline”…
Also on TV: Hip Hop Awards, Dr. Horrible
A bit of violence flared up at this year's BET Hip Hop Awards (BET, 8 p.m.) when it was taped last month in Atlanta. How much of it will appear…
Monday TV: Last Gasp for ‘Gossip Girl’
“Gossip Girl” (The CW, 9 p.m.) should be in its sixth and final season at least “Gossip Young Women” by now. But even in and out of college, the old…
Sunday TV: ‘Upstairs Downstairs’ Back, ‘Steel Magnolia’ Gets A Remake
It was surprising to see how much the reboot decades later of “Upstairs Downstars” was so thoroughly overshadowed by another English import that pretty much was based on the same…