Jeroming the TV Landscape

Is 'Star Trek: Discovery' the natural next step for 'Star Trek?' Or is it a continuity-ruining failure?

If American television lacks freshness, why not look overseas? It might help spread globalization.

The broadcast networks are sabotaging their long-term futures by consistently producing mediocre and formulaic scripted series.

Stephen Colbert and Craig Ferguson, two of the funniest hosts in late night, have left the airwaves.

Now that Gracepoint has concluded, was it worth watching, given that it's a remake of a currently running, English language show across the pond?

If you were trapped in a horror movie, what would you want in your Man Crate to help you survive? Jerome Wetzel gives his answer.

Maybe Cosby's brand is exactly the right one to bring on a new family-centered comedy series.

The next time, I want to see Tyrion lead the army in battle, not get knocked out and wake up after the action is over.

Sadly, Once Upon a Time still falls short of Lost.

Lately, television networks have flocked to remakes and reboots.