Shannon Wood explores the outrageous rules that Barney expounds in CBS's How I Met Your Mother, and suggests that they just might work as new guidelines for the modern dating scene.

Gregory Frankson reviews MTV’s Rock the Cradle, and suggests that, as the bottom of the reality TV barrel gets scraped to a shiny sheen, audiences are witnessing an ever-descending level of quality programming.

 How an obsession with Project Runway helped man’s man Steve Dominey launch a new persona.

Kevin Johns examines the long history of television shows making the jump to the big screen, including this summer’s Sex and the City, The X-Files: I Want to Believe and Get Smart.

Dante Kleinberg explains why an entire generation is searching for the nearest TV camera, ready to tap dance, yodel, shout “No deal!”, or sing “I Will Always Love You” at the top of their lungs.