White Collar – “Return to Sender” Retrospective. Wally and Beaver.

Neal’s (Matt Bomer) future hangs in the balance as the FBI agrees to give him his freedom as long as he can take down the notorious criminal organization known as the Pink Panthers. But when someone from Neal’s past reemerges, the stakes suddenly become much higher.

The Goldbergs – “Big Baby Ball” Retrospective. Barrynopoly.

The Goldbergs get their game on in “Big Baby Ball” as Barry (Troy Gentile) and Erica (Hayley Orrantia) test their wits to see who is better at games like Operation™, Battleship™, and many more. Barry dominates until Pops (George Segal) brings home a new game called Trivial Pursuit™.

Video: “An En Vogue Christmas” Trailer

Watch “An En Vogue Christmas” on Lifetime November 22nd at 8/7c.

Interview: The Walking Dead Talks to Michael Cudlitz (Abraham Ford)

“The Walking Dead” airs Sundays at 9/8c only on AMC.

New Photography for Bravo’s First Scripted Series, Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce

Bravo is venturing into the world of scripted series for the first time with Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce, starring Lisa Edelstein and Paul Adelstein, and today, released new photography from the show, which premieres Tuesday, December 2 at 10:00 pm ET/PT. Girlfriends’ Guide is the first of the six scripted series Bravo Media announced this past May.

Evil Men Picked Up By USA Network

USA Network announced the pilot pick-up of the CBS Television Studios and Universal Cable Productions drama EVIL MEN, starring Dallas Roberts (“Dallas Buyers Club”) and Clifton Collins Jr. (“Pacific Rim”). The pilot is from writer and executive producer Daniel Taplitz (“Breakin’ All the Rules”). Gary Fleder (“Life Unexpected”), Eric and Kim Tannenbaum (“Two and a Half Men”) and Mary Beth Basile (“October Road”) also serve as executive producers. Fleder is set to direct.

ABC Family Announces January 2015 Returning Series Premiere Dates

ABC Family will kick off the New Year with all-new episodes of returning original hit series and fan favorites “Pretty Little Liars,” “Switched at Birth,” “Chasing Life” and “The Fosters,” in addition to comedies “Melissa & Joey” and “Baby Daddy,” all set to premiere in January 2015, with three nights of original programming.

Casting News: Actress Kathryn Hahn to Star in Showtime’s Comedy Pilot, Happyish

Acclaimed actress Kathryn Hahn (Revolutionary Road, We’re The Millers) will star in the female lead role of “Lee Payne” in the SHOWTIME comedy pilot HAPPYISH. The new half-hour pilot will be filmed in New York next month, with Oscar® and Golden Globe® nominee Steve Coogan (Philomena, Alan Partridge) previously announced as the male lead. HAPPYISH is a comedic, soul-searching examination of our pursuit of happiness, a pursuit that might just be the very thing causing our unhappiness in the first place.

The CW Announces its TV Shows, Movies, and Specials for the Upcoming Holiday Season

I know, I know. We haven’t even celebrated Thanksgiving yet and The CW has already released its holiday lineup. But Christmas is a special time of year and you don’t want to miss a single second of the TV episodes, movies, and specials that will air on The CW this holiday season. For more information about these shows, as well as the various specials, both animated and not, check out The CW’s official press release below.

Travel Channel Announces New Series Expedition Unknown with Host Josh Gates

From lost cities to buried treasure and stolen art, the world abounds with fascinating, iconic legends. In Travel Channel’s new original series “Expedition Unknown,” premiering Thursday, January 8 with a special two-hour episode at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT, avid explorer Josh Gates sets out on a global journey in pursuit of answers to some of the world’s most puzzling stories. n the two-hour series premiere, Josh Gates embarks on an expedition to investigate what might be the most iconic unsolved event in the world – the disappearance of Amelia Earhart…

Syfy Celebrates Thanksgiving with HELIX Marathon

November 11, 2014 – Syfy will celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday weekend with a Helix Black Goo Friday marathon, all-new episodes of the popular series Haven and Z Nation, and a two-day festival of iconic sci-fi films.

Video: The Originals “Chasing the Devil’s Tail” Trailer

“The Originals” airs Mondays at 8/7c only on The CW.

Castle – “The Time of Our Lives” Recap. Alternate Warped Reality.

Parallel universes and strange artifacts take center stage on this week’s Castle. “The Time of Our Lives” explores the variables if Richard Castle (Nathan Fillion) and Kate Beckett (Stana Katic) had never met.

The Blacklist – “The Decembrist” Mid-Season Finale Retrospective. Unlikely Alliance.

“The Decembrist” opens with a flashback showing events relating to Tom (Ryan Eggold) and his gunshot wound, which, at the time, appeared to have killed him. The scene then cuts to the present as Agent Keen (Megan Boone) continues to struggle over what to do with him. Tom has been her prisoner illegally for the last four months.

Sleepy Hollow – “Heartless” Recap. Heart and Soul Sucking Demon.

While “Heartless” delves into the macabre as Henry (John Noble) unleashes a dangerous “succubus,” or “Incordata – the heartless,” on unsuspecting victims, the underlying message is a variable mix dealing with the faith you should have in those you love and opening your heart to new possibilities, even during inopportune moments. But the succubus (guest star Caroline Ford) isn’t sucking the life force out of her victims to satiate her lustful needs; oh no, she’s on a mission. I wonder if they make baby bottles for demons.

USA Network Renews Graceland For a Third Season

USA Network has announced that Jeff Eastin’s Graceland has been picked up for a third season. Considering the events of the season two finale I eagerly await the announcement of who will be returning for season three or more importantly who won’t.

News: Showtime Renews Both Homeland and The Affair

As an avid fan and weekly reviewer of both Homeland and The Affair, today’s news couldn’t have made me happier. Showtime has renewed Homeland for a fifth season, and The Affair for a second season, with 12 and 10 episodes respectively to air in 2015.

The Walking Dead – “Self Help” Review. The Mullet Lied.

I appreciate the foray into the other survivors’ stories. Getting to know these strangers makes them closer to family in a way.

Homeland – “Redux” Retrospective. Full Circle.

Homeland has spent the majority of this season trying to recreate itself following two seasons of not-so-great ratings, specifically by giving us a Carrie Mathison who seems to have her head on straight…Now, in “Redux,” due to a sneaky switch in medications, Carrie becomes paranoid, giving us bipolar Carrie 1.0 once again—something I thought we wouldn’t see since it failed to work in any other season than the first.

The Affair – “105” Review. The Victim is Revealed.

Color me shocked! We’re only halfway through the season and we already know who the “victim” is. That leaves five more episodes to figure out who the killer is, if, in fact, there is a killer. Could creator/writer Sarah Treem be that sneaky that this whole thing will turn out to be an accident? Now that would be a twist for the ages!

Haven — “Morbidity” Recap. An Outbreak and Dancing Bears, Oh My!

“Morbidity” is a very intriguing episode with something very disturbing lying beneath the surface of the “dancing bear” trouble and illness plaguing Haven. “Morbidity” begins with a haunting dream sequence. Someone is running through the woods, bodies are lying lifeless on the ground, “Croatoan” is carved into a tree, and a “thinnie” is wide open. When Dave (John Dunsworth) wakes up in a panic, infected leg throbbing, he calls an old friend for help. Meanwhile, Dwight (Adam Copeland) tries his best to stall the CDC’s Dr. Charlotte Cross (guest star Laura Mennell) from discovering the “troubles.”

Grimm – “The Last Fight” Recap. And in This Corner…

“The Last Fight” doesn’t skimp on the Wesen bloodshed when we are introduced to some bull-headed (pun intended) fighters who don’t fight fair. Meanwhile, Captain Sean Renard’s (Sasha Roiz) mother Elizabeth (Louise Lombard) helps Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) and Rosalee (Bree Turner) retrace Adalind’s (Claire Coffee) steps in creating the potion used to strip Nick’s (David Giuntoli) Grimm powers. Plus, Sgt. Wu (Reggie Lee) is relentless in his search for the truth about Trubel (Jacqueline Toboni).

Interview with Beth (Emily Kinney) from The Walking Dead

Tune in to The Walking Dead, Sundays at 9/8c, only on AMC.

American Horror Story: Freak Show – “Pink Cupcakes.” Retrospective. Madness, Mayhem, and Modern Mutations.

After spending two weeks with the ghost of Edward Mordrake (Wes Bentley), American Horror Story: Freak Show (AHS: Freak Show) returns to sadistic clowns and their sidekicks in “Pink Cupcakes,” following up on the aftermath of Dandy Mott’s (Finn Wittrock) dark descent into madness. Meanwhile, in the land of the living, Esmeralda (Emma Roberts) and Stanley (Denis O’Hare) keep their eyes on the prize, focusing on their plot to capture the “freaks” in Jupiter, Florida’s carnival for a black market fortune.

Travel Channel .com Names Travel’s Best: Holiday Attractions of 2014

TravelChannel.com names the “Travel’s Best: Holiday Attractions” of 2014 – the world’s top 10 attractions spreading holiday cheer and transforming neighborhoods into winter wonderlands. Children young and old can ring in the season by visiting these festive locales complete with synchronized light shows, over-the-top decorations, traditional dances, music and foods, and finally, many places to catch a glimpse of Santa Claus – no chimney necessary.