Bill Clinton weighs in on "Mad Men": It's "great television"
"You ever watch that TV series 'Mad Men?'" the former president asked a Chicago crowd on Wednesday. "If I keep watching this program, will I ever find a happy person? Great television. Good drama. But a lot of really painful reminders in that show about how black people were supposed to run the elevators… were supposed to ask permission before they get on an elevator. The way women were treated is appalling, and only occasionally funny to me."

"Skins" meets "Heroes" on British TV's "Misfits"
Watch the trailer for the new drama that gives teens superpowers.

Coming to TLC: Armored car reality show
"Family Armor" will follow the lives of the people who help solidify SWAT trucks, luxury limos and other vehicles that need armor.

"The Office's" Ellie Kemper originally auditioned for "Parks and Recreation"
The show's newest star talks about her on-set experience on "Today."

Katherine Heigl expected to take another "Grey's" break, for maternity leave
The "Grey's Anatomy" star is expected to miss a few episodes next year so she can care for her newly adopted Korean baby.

Nigel Lythgoe "angry" and "totally disappointed"
"If I compare six of those solos against anyone from last season, they were terrible!" he says of last night's "SYTYCD."

British TV to crash a passenger jet for ratings stunt
"Plane Crash" will rig a jet plane with cameras, which will be crashed after its two pilots parachute to safety.

"Glee" — not "Modern Family" — is the season's best new comedy
But "Glee" gets no comedic respect because it's a musical comedy, as Troy Patterson points out, "and according to TV-biz conventional wisdom, many people feel such revulsion for that genre that they will not read this article any further, much less consider watching an hourlong show. Their loss. At its best, 'Glee' is not just entertaining but elating, dramatizing Breakfast Club-quality teen angst with the aid of tight production numbers covering new and classic popular songs."
Kevin McHale on last night's episode // "Artie" made you forget about controversy
Chris Colfer: My character and I have a lot of similarities
"Snooty" Cory Monteith demands specific chair for autograph sessions

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