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|  | | Fox's Freaky Fringe
by Paul Asay
In the new Fox drama 'Fringe,' J.J. Abrams (creator of 'Felicity,' 'Alias' and 'Lost') essentially stitches together 'The X-Files' and 'CSI,' then zaps it with high-voltage grotesqueries.
 | | | |  | | CW Says: Don't Forget the ZIP
by Paul Asay
Fox's decade-long effort to educate the world about how all rich kids act (at least on TV) has been revived by the CW. And so, a new school year of '90210' has prompted us to teach a class of our own...
| | | |  | | Trace Elements
by Paul Asay
'Without a Trace,' CBS' procedural drama about a fictional FBI missing-persons unit, isn't disappearing from prime time anytime soon. In fact, it dives into its seventh season this week. We've taken another look.
| | | |  | | Untying a Tangled Slipknot
by Adam R. Holz
Des Moines, Iowa, might seem an unlikely incubator for one of the fiercest acts on today's metal scene. But their corn-fed roots haven't stopped the guys in Slipknot from taking death and destruction to the very top of the pop charts.
| | | |  | | ABC Family's Big Fat 'Greek' Waste
by Paul Asay
It seems to us that parents should start carding their own kids before letting them watch ABC Family's shameless series about underage keggers at college fraternities and sororities—now back for a second season.
| | | |  | | Jonas and the Wail
by Bob Hoose
Have you heard the way a crowd of teens and tweens sounds at a rock concert in the neo-Elvis Presley era of 2008? We've determined to find out if you can tell by the wail just how good or bad a band might be. First up: Jonas Brothers.
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