In an e-mail interview, Fred tells us what Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David are like in real life, how growing up in Brooklyn helped to shape his comedic influences, and what it was like to deal with a fellow Seinfeld staffer, a "pathological liar" code-named "Perry."

New episodes of The Bachelor, Alcatraz, Caged, and other "mission imperatives" to check out...

Sunday nights are always great for curling up with your favorite television set (and don't forget to make room for your beloved DVR as well), and things get more interesting tonight with the series premiere of the highly anticipated Luck on HBO.

"Joe can't handle this but you can." – Bob to Cassandra

"When we're standing there with a five-pound advantage and they're voting somebody out, I'll be sipping my coffee." – Joe

After a long wait, we're heading into the home stretch.

"You ain't puking, you're fake puking!" – Bob

Win Spartacus: Swords & Ashes, a novel "from the world of Spartacus: Blood and Sand tells a brand new story of blood, sex and politics set in the uncompromising, visceral world of the arena."

We're here to nitpick at TV plot blunders and in 2011, we saw quite a few of them.

There are a lot of TV lists flying around this time of year. Top this, top that. A lot of them don't seem all of that relevant or interesting to me, so I decided to dig in and think about the things that I learned from watching television during 2011.

Hell on Wheels, a period Western from Sunday-centric AMC, has just earned itself a second season amidst strong basic cable ratings. But is it good?

To help celebrate the holidays, we’re giving one lucky winner a copy of A Mad Men Mixer, a crisp and refreshing guide to Mad Men’s intoxicating debut season. It’s a TV Geek Army e-book original, and it’s only $2.99. And oh yes: we’re also giving that winner all four seasons of Mad Men on DVD.

Albert, Sophie, Rick, Coach, Ozzy, and Brandon entered the two-hour finale with a shot to the million bucks. But only one could claim the title of Sole Survivor.

A great TV theme song does a few different things at once: it sets the tone and whets your appetite for the story to follow while thematically meshing with the style and vibe of the show.

Just in time for the holidays, we’re unveiling a redesigned TV Geek Army!

After years of rumors and speculation that "king of all media" Howard Stern would join a broadcast network reality show as a talent judge, it is now official that he will replace the departing Piers Morgan as a judge on America's Got Talent next season.

"I would never drink from head gear." – Dieter

A teaser trailer alone is well enough to whet our appetites.

As the band Trainwreck, featuring Tenacious D's Kyle Gass, sings in "TV Theme": "It's a train wreck, oh yeah... wrong way down the one-way track."

Take this to its extreme, and we're in danger of evolving into a society that will hold a film like Idiocracy downright prescient.