Contributor: Steven Isaac

HBO made a killing selling “Sex” for six seasons straight. Now TBS has trimmed the salacious series’ R-rated romps and given it new life for a new audience.

UPDATED REVIEW: Critics are calling Louis C.K.’s show on FX one of the best comedies on TV. And if best means raunchiest, then we just might have to agree.

It’s said that when you marry a girl, you marry her whole family. Tom thought he was going to be the exception to the rule.

Stephen Baldwin hosts this weekly Sci Fi channel hidden camera show that feels like a cross between “Punk’d” and “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre”

This critically-acclaimed series follows a familiar pattern of praise that has elevated the status of Sex and the City and The Sopranos, two other envelope-pushing HBO series.

Rule 1: Fairy godparents only grant wishes to kids. Rule 2: Fairy godparents can’t be seen by anyone but the kid they watch over.

Have you ever been punk’d? Have you ever seen the word punk’d?

MTV is billing The Osbournes as the first-ever reality-sitcom. But this series is neither real nor funny.

Hip-hop singer Eve has her own show on UPN. In it, she’s an upwardly mobile woman named Shelly who is “trying to navigate the exhilarating world of 21st century love, sex, romance and career.”

Fox’s Utopia isn’t one. Did you really think it was going to be?

Welcome to the melodramatic world of the ultra-rich.

This soapy (sometimes sleazy) series is adapted from a wildly successful Colombian telenovela. Yet amidst its superficiality, there are flashes of inner beauty.

In Claudia Casey’s world there are only two kinds of people…

The fictional Lopez family is led by stand-up comic George Lopez, who plays a longtime factory lineman finally promoted to manager.

Based on a handful of masochistic Japanese game shows, Wipeout pits colorful contestants against cartoonish obstacle courses.