With the re-launch of Dallas, you'll be hearing lots of well-known facts about the most popular serial drama in TV history. But here's a top 10 list of odds and ends that you'll likely be reading about for the first time...

2012

Jun

THE FIRST PROMO FOR 'KATIE' By Ed Bark

A look at the first promo for Katie Couric's new talk show, Katie...

2012

Jun

NBC PRESCRIBES 'SAVING HOPE' FOR SUMMER By Ed Bark

NBC's new summertime medical drama, Saving Hope, may be a nice curative to the networks' usual hot weather regimens of ill-considered or sick-in-the-head reality series...

2012

Jun

INTERESTING CHARACTERS OCCUPY TNT'S 'AMPERSAND TUESDAYS' By Ed Bark

Jane Rizzoli and Maura Isles are Boston-based murder mystery solvers while Jared Franklin and Peter Bash are fun-loving L.A. lawyer dudes. You could do worse than while away a summer night with them...

2012

Jun

'FAST N' LOUD' PUTS NEW VROOOOOM INTO JUNKED VINTAGE AUTOS By Ed Bark

Buy cheap, restore quickly, sell at a handsome profit and repeat, is the premise of Fast N' Loud, Discovery Channel's new reality show about junked out autos...

2012

May

THE CW'S 'BREAKING POINTE' MORE LIKE 'WAN LAKE' By Ed Bark

The CW's Breaking Pointe, an unscripted summer series about a Salt Lake City-based ballet company, is already toe-tagging itself in its premiere episode...

2012

May

'DOGS IN THE CITY' DOESN'T HAVE MUCH BITE By Ed Bark

Dogs In The City is pet-able but also kind of annoying and redundant, says TVWW contributor Ed Bark. Bark's cats, on the other hand, give the new CBS series two paws down...

2012

May

KIDMAN COMMANDS HBO'S 'HEMINGWAY & GELLHORN' By Ed Bark

Pretty as a picture, but sometimes too much of a still life, HBO's Hemingway & Gellhorn is a lengthy ode to star-powered, old time filmmaking...

2012

May

TBS' 'MEN AT WORK' LABORS FROM START TO FINISH By Ed Bark

TBS' Men at Work: The saga of four buds who'll drink Buds (if TBS can land a product placement deal) while plotting their next plans of attack...

2012

May

HIT THE ROAD WITH THE 'ROUTE 66' DVD COLLECTION By Ed Bark

During times when backlot filming provided cover for wide varieties of names and locations, Route 66 hit 40 different states for its 116 episodes — all of which can be seen on a new, 24-disc DVD collection...

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