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Jury finds former UT student Colton Pitonyak guilty of "knowingly and intentionally" murdering Jennifer Cave, gives him 55 years

In an unusual union between an indie-rooted movie network and another cable network specializing in sensational courtroom dramas comes a sustained, multifaceted discussion on one of the most pressing issues of our time: free speech

That holiday spirit getting to be too much? Here's a look at Vegging Television: what you watch when you can't watch anything.

Can't live with it ...

PBS's landmark documentary series, "Point of View," announces its summer lineup.

Film actors take flight for the small screen.

Patterson's Perry links scupper her district court plan

The Man Show might be more manly with the addition of Austin-based Sacred Cow Productions' Doug Stanhope and Joe Rogan, but Belinda Acosta wonders if it will be any more watchable.

In an unusual union between an indie-rooted movie network and another cable network specializing in sensational courtroom dramas comes a sustained, multifaceted discussion on one of the most pressing issues of our time: free speech

How to resolve conflict? Japanese import Iron Chef has the right idea.

The Chronicle handicaps at the county races.

Death row case sets new state law against prosecutorial resistance

Not only does reality television keep on trucking, it's getting better and better.

Swearing in public: no longer one rule for Bono, one rule for Bush.

The Mole, Temptation Island, and Survivor II -- get ready for a whole new season of watching contestants backbite, cheat, weasel, outsmart, and canoodle their way to the win.

David E. Kelley is one of the most gifted and savvy television writers of the late Nineties : So why is he degenerating into Aaron Spelling?

Couldn't you use a good laugh?

This week the Supremes consider the curious habits of Texas politicians

Texas Disposal Systems owner still fighting to get hazardous waste out of his landfill

TV Eye wonders where to find the positive images of women in TV

George Lopez goes live

Keeping one eye on television and the other on pop culture.

Austin actor Mehcad Brooks on his circuitous path from star athlete to Southern vampires and L.A. law on an Irving soundstage

The end of an era -- Buffy takes her final bow.

Zen and the art of Samurai cartoonage

At the Death House Door examines the death penalty through the eyes of a former death row chaplain

The Black Donnellys knock off Studio 60

Las Vegas and Lee Kyung Hae?

Local filmmaker Heather Courtney's award-winning doc, Los Trabajadores, hits the small screen.

Now that the writers' strike has been averted, the networks feel secure announcing their fall television seasons. Here's a look at what's in store.