There's a stylish web series now on the virtual block. Window Dressing stars Unforgettable alum Britt Lower and Kat Palardy as a mismatched pair who find themselves trying to design for all sorts of different shops and dealing with all kinds of crazy types. BFTV recently chatted with Britt and Kat about the mayhem and magic of Window Dressing.

"We were thinking, how fun would it be to have every episode be in a different store? You could have a third character in every episode that is a really fun store owner or a crazy person," said Kat, explaining the concept for the series. "We had othe...

Thanksgiving is a few short weeks away, and before you slice into those turkeys, let’s take a look back at the new TV shows that are thriving and those that don’t have a Thanksgiving prayer. We’ll break it down by category.

Modest Hits

(We would have had a full-on “Hits” category, but there are certainly no runaways so far.) FOX’s ‘New Girl’ can be deemed a first-season success. The Zooey Deschanel comedy was the first fall series to earn a full season pickup, and for good reason: Its ratings are better than lead-in ‘Glee’ and it’s frequently tops on Tuesdays in 18-49. To date it’s ave...

We snapped a photo of Poppy Montgomery outside the "Late Show with David Letterman" in New York City yesterday. The TV star wore a one-shouldered skin tight dress.

Poppy stars in CBS' new series "Unforgettable" as a former cop named Carrie who has the uncanny ability to remember nearly everything that's ever happened to her. But she's unable to find out how her sister died when they were children.

In tonight's new episode (10/9 central), a young boy witnesses a murder, and Carrie must put aside the memories of her sister's death to help him lead the police to the killer.

What do you thin...

Watching CBS' new series Unforgettable gave me a hint of deja vu.

The procedural reunites former Without A Trace star Poppy Montgomery with that show's network and its executive producer, Ed Redlich. Montgomery, who's become a redhead but still looks better than most of us, stars as former Syracuse cop Carrie Wells. Carrie has the gift (or the curse) of remembering almost everything - except for the murder of her sister.

It sounds familiar, doesn't it? A main character with a tragic past, not to mention that she used to be sleeping with her new partner - former Nip/Tuck lead Dylan Walsh...

Marilu Henner is returning to TV to play an Alzheimer's Disease sufferer in a new drama.

The Taxi star will play Aussie actress Poppy Montgomery's aunt in Unforgettable.

She is also a consultant on the show, which centers around a woman diagnosed with Superior Autobiographical Memory (SAM) - a rare condition Henner has.

SAM allows the actress - and Montgomery's character - to recall moments, sights and sounds from their lives in vivid fashion.

Henner is one of only six people diagnosed with the condition.

Labor Day is over, signaling the unofficial end of summer and the start of the new TV season. While television is somewhat entertaining during June, July, and August, it's the fall debuts that many TV addicts anticipate.

Next week the networks start rolling out new and returning series, kicking off with "90210" and "Ringer" on the CW on Tuesday, Sept. 13.

Check out the list below to see when your favorites air:

Tuesday, September 13
8 pm 90210 CW
9 pm Ringer (NEW!) CW
10 pm Parenthood NBC

Wednesday, September 14
8 pm H8R CW
8 pm Survivor: South Pacific CBS
9 pm America’s Next Top Mode...

CBS announced today its new 2011-2012 primetime schedule, ordering five new series and making key time-period moves for CSI and The Good Wife to strengthen its already top-rated primetime lineup.

The new series include three new dramas and two new comedies: "Person Of Interest," a crime thriller from renowned executive producer J.J. Abrams starring Jim Caviezel, Emmy Award winner Michael Emerson and Academy Award nominee Taraji P. Henson; "Unforgettable," starring Dylan Walsh and Poppy Montgomery as a former detective with a rare condition that enables her to remember virtually every det...