In his blog "I Am A Child Of Television" (link to the left), Brent McKee said it best today: In an industry where the phrase ...

It could be that Richard Stahl was that kind of character actor whom many knew when they saw him, but never knew his name. I find that hard...

While picking up a b'day present for one of my good friends, here's what I got for myself to further strain the bounds of my bookcas...

There have been two attempts to bring the concept of 'Topper' and his trio of ghosts (Mustn't forget Neil!) back to our TV scree...

Crossovers aren't the only aspect of the TV Universe that should be of interest. The trivial details of the inner reality of shows shoul...

When 'The L Word' returns in January of 2007, it will probably be guaranteed the position of Crossover of the Week as soon as Cybill...

I got this note from my "Swede-heart" Carola in Stockholm: Had John Forsythe on one of my tours today (Blake Carrington from ...

Arthur Franz was a character actor whose name was more recognizable to me than what he looked like. (I most associate him from the many epi...

Check out this "Lost" promo at YouTube.com: http://www.youtube.com/watch?search=All+Lost&v=J8_Fgsu_1TY This is the odd blipver...

A THEORY OF "RELATEEVEETY" Milo Janus was a highly successful promoter of physical fitness who controlled a chain of gyms bearing ...