And you thought you were in for a boring day at work… Check out these guys who work in front of the camera for dough instead of in a cubicle where they can passively pick their noses and let out quiet farts. Don’t tell us your foibles get recorded like this…

Go to any notable, geek-oriented web community and find The Walking Dead discussion. You’re almost guaranteed to discover TV and horror fans arguing about the show’s relative merits, with the naysayers screaming the loudest.

This was seriously one of the worst episodes of TNA ever produced. If TNA Impact Wrestling shows were towns built at the foothills of active volcanoes, then this one would definitely be the Pompeii of them all.

The HD HomeRun Prime aims to make watching high definition, premium television on your computer as easy and flexible as possible.

We’re now four episodes into Showtime’s cerebral new drama Homeland, and I think it’s safe to say we’ve found our latest obsession.

While TNA Impact was mostly boring, needless bullshit, at least it ended with a little bit of an oomph.

Why FOX’s new show Terra Nova underwhelms its viewers.

Perhaps there will be enough support for Liquid Television to bring the show back on the air and break up the awful MTV programming we’ve had to endure for the last decade.

The wrestling was just okay while the non-wrestling stuff was mind-numbingly boring.

Saturday Night Live: The Game is actually a Billy Barty handful of fun, despite the fact that a good chunk of the material it’s based on is not (like, most of the eighties).

As television sets became a staple of pubs, so increased the popularity and acceptance of beer commercials. Here are the ten best beer commercials of the year.

Does Person of Interest have what it takes to make it despite the big name behind it?

While we had issues with an episode here and there, we think you’ll agree that this has been a pretty terrific season of television. Moffat is on a hot streak.

Sting versus Hogan is a terrible, terrible idea.

Monty Python’s Flying Circus just turned 42. A group of guys landed a gig on the BBC that grabbed England by the balls and changed the face of comedy forever.