
How CBS’s Intelligence Squandered Its Great Idea and Got Canceled After One Season
A man with a chip in his brain, plugged into the net, searches for his vanished wife — yet the tale is dull and doomed.


A man with a chip in his brain, plugged into the net, searches for his vanished wife — yet the tale is dull and doomed.

A look back at Dallas, the soap opera that ruled American TV for fourteen seasons, with its oil barons, family feuds, and the mystery of who shot J.R.

A review of FBI: International, the CBS spin-off drama about FBI agents operating abroad, including cast changes and its final season.

A comedy of seven castaways upon a desert island, a tale of mismatched spirits learning to live together, still holding its charm.

A review of CBS's Mike & Molly, a sitcom about a couple who meet at Overeaters Anonymous, weighing its strengths against its flaws.

A grim chronicle of a beleaguered ER wherein doctors, nurses, and patients alike struggle against a system that cannot sustain them.

A digest of this week's Sunday Morning: Stallone's memoir, Raye's independence, AI fears, and museum previews.

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is rewriting its formula for season 5, focusing on character goodbyes instead of genre hopping.

Survivor 51 premieres tonight with a two-hour opener and a new era of permanent uncertainty. Here's how to watch and what the season holds.

A look back at CBS's CSI: Vegas, a worthy successor that honors the past while building its own future.
A lone tracker wanders the woods, searching for missing souls, bound by a family he cannot escape. A review of CBS's Tracker.

A review of Madam Secretary, the CBS series starring Tea Leoni as a diplomat turned president, weighing its strengths and flaws.
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