Well, "Medium" is so done with NBC now, and they certainly gave it a bittersweet ending. It will be interesting to see how CBS brings the show back next season, but

The latest episode of "Medium" is one of those that you see the writing on the wall in the very beginning, and just have to sit back and try to enjoy the rest of the ride afterward.

I was mistaken to think that last week was actually the finale of "Medium," and I apologize for leading you in the wrong direction. There are actually three more episodes

Immediately after the end of the three part "Medium" episode came season five's finale, titled 'The Man in the Mirror.' This was an interesting one

"Medium" does enjoy having a few two part episodes every season, but rarely do they attempt a three parter, and honestly 'How to Make A Killing in Big Business'

NBC has chosen an interesting schedule for this week's Monday line up and next week as well, with two back to back episodes of "Medium" both times.

"Medium" two-part episodes are usually more about questioning Allison's place in the world and her abilities than about the murderers and cases she helps solve.

Now this is what a real 'to be continued' should be used on, "Medium!" This week's episode started a very serious two-parter titled 'The Devil Inside,' which pits Allison

This week of "Medium" was supposed to be a continuation of last week, which feels very odd once the omg-Ariel-is-missing storyline wraps up in the first five minutes.

"Medium" was especially great this week because it featured several well known guest stars, including Amanda Detmer (Final Destination) as Joe's sister Sarah, James Van Der Beek