AP - Television's Mr. Big is going off-Broadway.

AP - Never mind all those questions about who will win the election: The more pressing concern for many viewers is whether Tina Fey will return to play Gov. Sarah Palin on "Saturday Night Live."

AP - FX's genre-bending crime thriller, "The Shield," closes its seventh and final season in November, and the fate of Michael Chiklis' hard-bitten Vic Mackey and his corrupt Los Angeles police strike team remain under as much cover as their typically unorthodox detective work.

AP - Friendly ghosts from television's past will bring their ethereal charm to the 60th Emmy Awards.

AP - The reporter who sat across from John McCain and Barack Obama for separate interviews that aired on NBC's "Today" show Friday was only 23.

AP - George Takei and his longtime partner, Brad Altman, have agreed to live long and prosper together.

Reuters - As production begins Monday on the sixth and final season of FX's "Nip/Tuck," representatives for the show's actors are deep in salary renegotiations for their clients.

Reuters - Charlie Gibson's exclusive interview with Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin lifted ABC to victory at 10 p.m. Friday with the best ratings for a "20/20" in six months.

Reuters - With a little help from Tina Fey doubling as Sarah Palin and from guest host Michael Phelps, "Saturday Night Live" logged its best season premiere since 2001.

E! Online - Getting Dollhouse off the page and onto the screen hasn't exactly been child's play.

Reuters - "The Simpsons" once again claimed U.S. television's highest honor for a prime-time cartoon on Saturday at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards, extending the show's record winning streak.