Life UneXpected - Austin Basis, Kristoffer Polaha, Britt Robertson, Shiri Appleby, Kerr Smith
Now that Lux (Britt Robertson) and Life Unexpected have found a home on the CW, it's time to dig into what's next for the family that puts the "fun" in dysfunctional. TVGuide.com caught up with the cast, who revealed what's ahead, including a possible wedding, some radio station antics and a huge blowup that will find a character on her own for a while...
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Sam and Dean are sent back to the future without the courtesy of Marty McFly's Delorean. Castiel is the one who helps the brothers go back in time to stop Anna from killing their parents thereby eliminating Sam who happens to be Lucifer's vessel. Everything about this episode is big. We get an answer to a big question, we get big moments that will have the longtime fans cheering and possibly tearing up, and we also get one big meeting that we've been anxiously awaiting all season long. Let's break things down from the very beginning.
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Smallville
After more than eight seasons, Lois Lane (Erica Durance) and Clark Kent (Tom Welling) have finally become a couple on Smallville. TVGuide.com spoke with Durance about the blossoming relationship between these iconic characters and Lois getting to play her own hero...
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Gossip Girl - Michelle Trachtenberg
Michelle Trachtenberg will once again be pulling double duty, as she returns for the season finale of Gossip Girl, TVGuide.com has confirmed. And a Gossip Girl cast member is making his way to Trachtenberg's Mercy...
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Lost
Lost's sixth and final season premiere was up 12 percent over last year's opener, but American Idol continued to dominate Tuesday nights.
Read our Lost and American Idol recaps
Lost's two-hour premiere averaged 12.1 million viewers and dominated the adults-18-to-49 demographic in both timeslots. It was the ABC's best two-hour performance since November 2007. ABC kicked off the night with a Lost clip show, which pulled in a decent 10 million viewers.
Fox dominated at 8 o'clock, however, as American Idol's Denver auditions drew 24.4 million viewers...
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The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory and Two and a Half Men's continued ratings success led CBS to a Monday night win, according to Nielsen estimates.
Bang Theory (15.4 million viewers) scored the night's highest rating among 18-to-49-year-olds, while Men (16.5 million) was the night's most-watched program. The strong lead-in helped...
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This week's One Tree Hill takes a trip into the 80s and opens up with that familiar "hey, hey, hey, hey" song — actually called "Don't You (Forget About Me)" — we all know and love from The Breakfast Club. As a tribute to the late John Hughes, Tree Hill High set the stage for shoulder pads, crimped hair and neon makeup as the gang holds a fundraiser with Haley and Quinn serving as hosts.
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Life UneXpected - Shiri Appleby, Kristoffer Polaha
In this week's episode of Life Unexpected, Lux finally meets her grandparents, but it's definitely off to a rocky start with this new family. Meanwhile, Lux and her mom are at odds once again as Cate makes a rash decision without consulting her daughter...
The episode kicks off with Baze actually being a responsible parent, picking Lux up for school, albeit with coffee for his 16-year-old daughter. Meanwhile, Cate and Ryan start the morning, as usual, on the radio. Ryan recaps Cate's announcement that she has a child. "There is one lucky person out there who now calls her...mom," he says. Baze proceeds to ask if Lux will ever call him dad, but that's a no-go. Lux arrives at school to see Tasha being pushed around by some guys, which eventually leads to a lockdown. More on that later.
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In the first episode of Smallville in 2010, the Dark Archer arrives to stir up Oliver's past. The Archer tries to hit Ollie where it hurts by going after Lois and Chloe, but Clark steps in before the Green Arrow makes another deadly mistake...
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