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

Maybe you think you want to know when your loved ones and enemies are lying to you, but Allison Dubois can tell you differently! On "Medium" this week she became a human lie detector

Kurtwood Smith is back on "Medium," and he's badder and more creepy than ever before. For any forgetful fans or newcomers, Smith plays Agent Cooper, a former FBI profiler

Rumer Willis, Balthazar Getty and Anjelica Huston guest star in a powerful episode of NBC's "Medium" this spring titled, "The First Bite Is The Deepest."

"Medium" has often handled gray situations with the characters that Allison Dubois gets involved with, but rarely does she herself make questionable decisions.

"Medium" is remarkably talented at morally gray storylines, something which has been mentioned several times before in these recaps, but every time they do it successfully it should be praised.

One of the best things about "Medium" is its attention to moral ambiguity. There is no real black and white in Allison's world but instead several different shades of gray.

"Medium" is back! Yay! Season five has officially begun, and the Dubois family is doing a lot better compared to the opening of season four. Devalos is the district attorney

Ape lover Anjelica Huston has penned a letter to The Mummy director Stephen Sommers in a bid to keep real monkeys out of his new Tarzan movie.