Editor Pick: TV

Will newbies "Fargo" and "True Detective" Sweep? Tune in to the Emmy Awards tonight on NBC.

My Boy Jack (2007) finally gets a stateside airing and DVD release. Based on the true story of Rudyard Kipling and his son, it's an interesting period bio.

A Young Doctor's Notebook sees role reversal in the 2nd season, as the Russian Revolution unfolds around the office.

Jennifer Morrison on Once Upon a Time and her starring role as Emma Swan.

Franklin & Bash undergoes major cosmetic changes in season four, and yet remains essentially the same show.

The new 'Midsomer Murders Set 24' presents three excellent episodes of the English murder mystery series, which has been on the air since 1997.

Bitten is a good show, and even with a less-than-stellar blu-ray release, worth one's time in checking out.

The Knick is an excellent series. Its setting is perfect to offer commentary, not just on our own medical and societal history, but our own times as well.

Louie C.K. is back for a third season with 'Louie,' as his FX persona deals with women and a fledgling career.

'Wilfred' doesn't go into its mythology as much as I'd like in season three, but it's a good set up for the final run. Too bad there are no extras.