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“Out Here in the Fields” October 9th, 2008 Over the summer, the internet was graced with what seemed like a gift: an early look at one of the fall’s most anticipated pilots, David E. Kelley’s adaptation of the British hit Life on Mars.

The CW has a new hourlong dramedy debuting tonight called Easy Money, and I bet you haven’t heard about it since the network seems to be giving it zero promotion. Honestly, is that how you treat a series starring three-time Emmy-winning Roseanne alumna Laurie Metcalf? I think not.

Yeah Manny's one man show is great TV and usually upsets are great for viewers. But Fox thought they had a Wrigley October. They thought they had a once in a century World Series. They thought they were going to have the attention and frenzy of 2003 and 2004. And instead they have more than likely a Cubs three and out.

Lots of Moonlight fans are still griping about the rookie series that will take over the vampire drama’s old Friday time slot, the Elizabeth Reaser romantic dramedy called The Ex List. The newcomer has one obvious thing going for it: an Emmy-nominated female lead, Reaser, whose presence instantly makes the series compatible with its crazy popular Jennifer Love Hewitt lead-in Ghost Whisperer.

io9.com Enjoyed last night’s Heroes, but thought that some scenes were a little… underwhelming? You weren’t alone; series director Greg Beeman Personally, I loved the first draft of this script. It was a great, incredibly exciting read. I loved the way the bank robbery was written, and the idea that Sylar was to become HRGs new partner blew my mind.

A decade ago, there was Harry Potter. A decade later, there is Twilight. Many might argue that Stephenie Meyer’s vampire love saga still has a long way to go before it can even come close to holding a candle to JK Rowling’s masterpiece. However, it won’t take long for the Twilight series to become equally popular in their own right.

The CBS Wednesday-Night Comedy Lineup Launches Notable Comedy TV scheduled for Wednesday, September 24 follows. All times are Eastern Standard. The New Adventures of Old Christine — A Decent Proposal Christine and Barb plan a loveless fake wedding so Barb won’t be deported to the Bahamas (of all places), and Richard works on asking New Christine to marry him.

Just a reminder for those in the Los Angeles area about tonight’s Hollywood Web Television Meetup, where movers and shakers in the web television community come together to share their knowledge. Last month’s meetup featured presentations from the SAG New Media team and Sandeep Parikh of The Legend of Neil.

You Must Remember This: The Warner Brothers Story will air September 23, 24, and 25 at 9:00 PM each night as a three part series under the PBS “American Masters” program.  The five hour film is made of five parts - “You Aint’ Heard Nothin’ Yet (1923-1935)”, “Good War, Uneasy Peace (1935-1950)”, “A New Reality (1950-1970)”, “Woodstock Nation (1970-1980)”, and “The Big Tent (1980-Present)”.

In this video clip from True Blood, Sookie Stackhouse (Anna Paquin) asks Bill Compton (Stephen Moyer) the question we all must ask our Vampires......... Exactly how old are you? I like how it leads to Bill talking about his experience in the Civil War, which gives us more of a glimpse into his personality.