Television is one of the world's favorite entertainment pastimes, and every year dozens of networks try their best to win the viewer's hearts and their precious time.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - On a massive sound stage at Hollywood's Raleigh Studios, a woman is dying of ovarian cancer. One doctor wants to treat her traditionally, by removing her uterus and ovaries.

Monday, Sept 29 Chuck (NBC, 8 p.m.) - The adorkable Chuck is back, and he's got some confidence. Or at least enough delusional Intersect-free hope to ask Sarah out on a real date.

There's something incredibly appealing about a man who saves lives. These TV docs do just that. And while they're saving lives on the small screen, they're making our hearts pump

Pamela Anderson, Ben Affleck and Marcia Cross are heading to Washington, D.C. later this month - to attend the White House Press Correspondents Association Dinner.

When ABC announced that the extremely popular show "Grey's Anatomy" was to have an official spin-off, starring the lovely Kate Walsh as the tragically flawed but brilliant Addison Montgomery, fans had mixed reactions.

It's been a bumpy television season full of winners, disappointments and a lot of forgetful folks. Some shows stumbled right out of the gate while others took steady steps towards a full-season pickup.

NEW YORK (AP) - Kate Walsh says she had a Bridezilla moment while prepping for her upcoming wedding.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - ''Grey's Anatomy'' creator Shonda Rhimes said she's confident fans will put last year's unsettling season in perspective and remain loyal to the ABC medical drama.