Editor Pick: TV

David Tennant stars in the latest installment of PBS's "Masterpiece Mystery," "The Escape Artist."

Murder in the First is a serial, thankfully, but TNT joins the high-concept crime genre game late and with a weak entry, not worthy of its excellent catch.

Veep promotes its lead, changing the premise but not the structure of the show in the least, as Louis-Dreyfus delivers another career-defining performance.

In this adrenaline pumping episode Jack Bauer returns (finally) to the field.

Noah Hawley, talked with TV journalists his hit TV series "Fargo" and prospects for a second season.

An example of how good television can be when people put their minds to it

Silicon Valley sticks its landing in the first season finale, delivering the perfect mix of filthy humor and well-developed characters in a twist that feel fresh even when it isn't.

It’s fun to watch how effectively people pick up social attitudes, poses, styles, interactions, and ideas by imitating others when they believe it will help them achieve their goals.

For the first time, the hopefuls of this reality-based show will depend on the audience's interaction via the various social media platforms including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

Alan Ball has created a world that's provocative, thrilling, irresistibly seductive, and eerily unnerving, where anything is possible.