How did "NCIS" become No. 1?
"It defies all conventional wisdom,” media analyst Brad Adgate says of last week's No. 1 network show. "Shocked, surprised, amazed, might be the words for it — I can’t think of any show, in recent history, that has gotten a huge spike like this without any real notable changes."

TLC promos say: We have a "limited number of episodes" of "Jon & Kate" left
Monday's show featured a promo saying, "With only a limited number of episodes remaining, Jon and Kate spend quality time with those who matter." Does that mean the show is almost done, or that Jon is almost gone?
Judge orders Jon and Kate to work it out // Jon embracing Judaism

Was "The Office" wedding lifted from "HIMYM"?
Jim & Pam's wedding bore at least some resemblance to Marshall and Lily's nuptials in Season 2, as John Swansburg noticed: "Overwhelmed by the events leading up to their wedding, Jim and Pam steal away from the church, elope on the Maid of the Mist, and then return for the wedding ceremony. Sound familiar? In Season 2 of HIMYM, Marshall and Lily, overwhelmed by the events leading up to their wedding, steal away from the church, elope in a quiet park, and then return for the wedding ceremony. A case of borrowing, or just great minds thinking alike?"
"HIMYM" debuts a new Web site: ItWasTheBestNightEver.com
Watch "HIMYM's" Extreme-like video with Nuno Bettencourt

"V's" leading lady could return for ABC's remake
Jane Badler says she recently had lunch with one of the producers of the new "V."

Weekly World News coming to TV
The 30-year-old tabloid is developing a TV show that will include all its humorous trademarks, including aliens, Elvis sightings and conspiracies.

Bad casting, lack of controversy may have damaged "Dancing"
Add to that extra competition from "House" and "So You Think You Can Dance" and you probably can see why "Dancing with the Stars" has had its worst ratings since its premiere in 2005.
Is the cast too big? There are still 11 left… // Karina & Aaron deny romance

"The Ethicist" tackles the case of his former boss, Dave Letterman
New York Times "Ethicist" columnist Randy Cohen is a former "Late Night" writer who says: "Almost from my first days on the show, early in 1984, there was talk that Dave was catting around with employees, and that these women were willing — eager — partners. None felt coerced. None felt harassed …. it is noteworthy that over 25 years, we know of no former girlfriend who has taken legal action against this very wealthy, very public figure."
Letterman is a modern-day version of "Mad Men's" Roger Sterling
University may ban Letterman internships
Jimmy Kimmel denies telling Letterman jokes

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