The 61st Annual Emmy Awards
Tonight's the night, folks! Emmys host Neil Patrick Harris — who's also a nominee for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy — has promised many surprises for the 61st annual awards, including performances from the Emmy-winning Internet experiment Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, Dancing with the Stars' Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Karina Smirnoff and Sarah MacLachlan. (Look for "I Will Remember You" during the In Memoriam segment.) John "I'm a PC!" Hodgman is rumored to be the official announcer. It all sounds very exciting — we can't wait!
What are you most looking forward to? And what are your favorite moments so far? Post your comments here throughout the telecast.
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Hugh Laurie and Eva Longoria
Just how much TV do people watch? Nearly half of TVGuide.com users watch more than 16 hours of television a week, according to our TV Team research panel.
Fall TV: Scoop on all the new and returning shows
Eighty-seven percent of respondents said they watch nine or more shows regularly, while more than half of those surveyed add four or more new shows to their must-watch list each fall.
So, we want to know: How many hours do you spend watching TV? Which shows contribute to your habit the most? And what new shows do you think will earn a spot in your weekly lineup?
Trust us, no one's judging. Let the group therapy begin after the jump.
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Ellen Pompeo, Laurence Fishburne, Anna Torv
So many TV choices, so little time. Thank goodness for your DVR, right?
Wrong. Take a look at this fall season's day-by-day breakdown, and we'll bet that there are more than a few nights that just might make your DVR groan.
Fall Preview: Scoop on all the new and returning shows
Take Thursdays at 9/8c. Fan favorite Fringe faces off against NBC's comedy block, ABC's Grey's Anatomy and CSI on CBS. Thursdays at 8 isn't much better, as ABC's buzzed-about newcomer FlashForward will battle CBS' always-strong Survivor, Bones on Fox and fellow freshman series The Vampire Diaries on the CW.
Mondays at 8 (House vs. One Tree Hill vs. Dancing with the Stars vs. Heroes) is also pretty rough, and the list goes on. So, we want to know: Which nights and times are your DVR nightmares?
Refer back to our handy grid and share your worries after the jump.
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Big Bang Theory, 30 Rock
Fall TV premieres begin this week, and we've already told you which returning shows fans are most excited about and which new shows have the most buzz.
But let's get more specific. First up, comedy.
Are you more likely to laugh along with Liz Lemon's self-deprecation on 30 Rock or the nerd-tastic science jokes of The Big Bang Theory? Are you more eager to see Fox's lineup of cartoons (Simpsons, Family Guy, American Dad, The Cleveland Show) or ABC's brand-new batch of sitcoms (Hank, The Middle, Modern Family, Cougar Town)?
What is your favorite TV comedy? And why? Share your picks in the comments section after the jump.
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Neil Patrick Harris and Fred Savage
Not all child stars end up knocking over liquor stores.
AOL TV counts down the 10 former child TV stars who aren't crackheads. Neil Patrick Harris transitioned from Doogie Howser, M.D. to How I Met Your Mother's legendary Barney Stinson. Eternal little brother Fred Savage is now a successful TV director.
Tell us: Who are your favorite child stars? Share your memories and tell us why afte the jump
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Friends
Come Thursday, July 9, a gaggle of 13 (mostly) new houseguests will move into Big Brother 11's sleek, modern and eco-friendly pad. But as cool as the CBS reality show's new house looks, you can't say that a pool-themed bedroom is for everyone. And that got us thinking: What humble (or not-so humble) TV abode would you like to call home?
Do you want ...
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As SyFy prepares to launch new supernatural buddy cop show Warehouse 13 this summer, we thought we'd see what classic sci-fi investigators Agents Peter and Myka will have to live up to.
Will you always have a soft spot for The X-Files' Mulder and Scully? Maybe you dig newcomers like the Winchester Brothers on Supernatural, or Peter and Agent Dunham on Fringe? And don't forget duos like Lois and Clark on ABC's Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman.
Tell us: What is your favorite sci-fi duo? Share your picks after the jump.
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The Proposal - Ryan Reynolds and Sandra Bullock
June is prominently known as a month for weddings, and we couldn't think of a better way to honor the opening of the new romantic comedy The Proposal than by asking what big-screen question-popping you love the most.
From every girl's dream (like in Sweet Home Alabama) to hilariously awkward (RSVP for American Wedding), the options are endless...
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Jay Leno
As Jay Leno says goodbye to The Tonight Show, audiences can look back on several historic moments that took place during his watch: Barack Obama became the first sitting president to appear on a late-night show. Arnold Schwarzenegger announced his candidacy for California's gubernatorial race. And perhaps most memorably, Hugh Grant explained why he picked up a hooker.
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Mad Men, True Blood
It's that time of year again. The TV season is all but over, and you find yourself wondering just how you're going to beat the heat of summer without your favorite fall-through-spring shows.
That is, unless you're anything like us and eagerly await the summer months because of cable hits like Mad Men, True Blood, Weeds, and The Closer. Sure, the networks usually fill their schedules with mindless reality shows or burn off shows they've passed on renewing next season, but there's also plenty to look forward to.
So, we want to know: What will you watch to survive the summer? Are you just dying for the final episodes of Pushing Daisies? Will you give in to reality dating shows? Spend some quality time with the boys of Entourage? Or skip summer TV altogether and break out old DVDs?
Tell us about your plans after the jump.
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