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TV Guide
The TV Guide probably doesn't need an introduction, but for those who are not familiar with the Guide, it is suffice to say that it is the little publication you'd use if you didn't have the new cable technology that displays the television program listings.
Current News
- » Brilliant But Cancelled brings dearly departed shows back to life on the Web.
- » Connie laughs with us about her memorable farewell to MSNBC.
- » Why are the networks so eager to battle it out on Thursday nights?
- » The Biz takes a look at the shows and networks that won big this season.
- » Charles Gibson discusses his future as the anchor of ABC World News Tonight.
- » All this week: the Biz analyzes the networks' strategies for next season.
- » Take a look at the unofficial list of next season's new network comedies.
- » We've got the word on the new fall shows we think will make it to our sets next season.
- » Dateline NBC's Chris Hansen discusses what it's like "To Catch a Predator."
- » An American Dad scribe talks politics before the show's first DVD release.
- » When Meredith Vieira takes on Today, will she still want to be a Millionaire?
- » CBS reattempts the uphill battle of competing with Today and GMA for the morning crowds.
- » Why is Fox's Sean Hannity suddenly on the side of Howard Stern and Larry King?
- » Speculation begins about what the networks will keep and what they'll ditch next season.
- » Conan O'Brien recounts his adventures in Finland, where his doppelgänger rules.
- » Chris Matthews gets hyped up for the heated campaigns of '06.
- » Does the success of Grey's mean a move for Desperate Housewives?
- » Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane takes on even more work.
- » CW just doesn't cut it, so how about a network name with retro cred?
- » Fox News' Brit Hume previews the State of the Union and more.
- » CBS is still searching far and wide to fill the Evening anchor chair.
- » Dancing with the Stars proves it's no flash in the pan, and ABC celebrates.