It really is becoming a family affair on "Medium," and it's working for the show. Instead of just having Allison's case of the week, now we seem to be getting multiple cases with one of little Dubois girls

The newest episode of "Medium" consists of Allison acting like a creepy psychopath and everyone trying to cater to her crazy. It's shocking that she's managed to keep out of jail at this point

Last week's episode of "Medium" was the type where the audience knows who the villain is before Allison does, and so the mystery is more about finding out why and how they'll stop him.

Ahhh, "Medium," for a family-friendly show you really can be eerily dark. While it hosts adorable kids and a happily married couple, the show is also about murderers and the dead

Ally McBeal centered around the life of Ally McBeal, the quintessential "little girl lost," who, after graduating with a law degree from Harvard University, found herself in a law firm populated by an extraordinarily unconventional staff. Season 1 is now available. Also on DVD: Bones season 4, Medium season 5.

Fans of Medium were worried about Alison Dubois's coma, and her move from NBC to CBS. Now that she's awoken, they are treated to her new hair.

I wonder sometimes if NBC regrets canceling "Medium" now that it is thriving on CBS. Two episodes in and it gets decent ratings - remarkable for a Friday night - and plenty of attention from the new station.

"Medium" is back on a brand new channel (CBS) and at the Friday death slot, 9 PM. The excitement about its renewal is lessened somewhat by the fact

New seasons of CBS' top-rated shows are fast approaching, but before we find out what has been happening since the shows ended in late spring, check out a quick reminder

Since CNN has such a blast creating a report card to track the Presidency, we decided to have some fun with television. Which networks come out strong and which ones need to do better homework?