Another one bites the dust. CBS has canceled How to Be a Gentleman after just two episodes. The show was quickly moved from Thursdays to Saturdays, but now production has shut down altogether. I can't say I'm surprised about this one: the Kevin Dillon/David Hornsby vehicle just seemed stale from the get go. This is CBS's first casualty of the season, after giving the green light to Two Broke Read more

Tonight, CBS brings us a new odd couple in How to Be a Gentleman, a comedy that pairs an exceedingly polite, buttoned-up guy named Andrew (David Hornsby) with macho trainer Bert (Kevin Dillon). When the former classmates reconnect for the first time since high school, they agree to form a friendship that can help Andrew loosen up and Bert tidy up. Where it works: I was happy to see Flight of Read more

CBS's Fall schedule has plenty of returning sitcoms, but the network managed to squeeze in a couple more. In addition to 2 Broke Girls, there's How to Be a Gentleman, which stars David Hornsby and Kevin Dillon as a pair of high school rivals who become friends as adults. It's an Odd Couple-esque story, with Dillon's rough-around-the-edges Bert getting Hornsby's buttoned-up Andrew to loosen up and Read more

CBS is getting in on the upfronts action with its own announcements of new Fall shows. They've picked up a couple of pilots so far with some very exciting casting to boot, like Thor's Kat Dennings and one of my favorite Lost alums. Check out the details on their upcoming respective series. COMEDY Two Broke Girls: Two girls in their early twenties (Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs) struggle to get by Read more

8:00 NBC Playoff Semifinal (new) 8:00 How to Be a Gentleman (new) 8:30 How to Be a Gentleman (new) 9:00 NYC 22 (repeat) 10:00 48 Hours Mystery (new) 8:00 MLB Baseball (new) 11:00 The Finder (repeat) 8:00 Harry's Law (repeat) 9:00 The Firm (new) 10:00 The Firm (new) 11:35 Saturday Night Live (repeat, with host Josh Brolin) More TV to watch when you read more. Read more

We're happy to present this story from one of our favorite sites, The Good Men Project. Clarisse Thorn sees nothing new in eroticized images of male dominance and violence, but she sees plenty that's thought-provoking. Much is being made of the highly successful S&M erotica novel 50 Shades of Grey. People are blaming feminism for making women into submissives, blaming feminism for preventing Read more

Yoga class is supposed to be all serene and spiritual, but it's hard to feel enlightened when you break the silence by loudly breaking wind. We're all adults, so we shouldn't feel embarrassed, but it's hard to bounce back into bliss after such an awkward distraction. Plenty can happen during a yoga class to make you want to crawl under your mat and hide, and although you can't prevent everything, Read more

After my dream came to fruition — a cold open starring Creed — the rest of this week's episode of The Office does not disappoint. Robert California comes back into the picture, and while it was brief, I was happy to have him around. The Girl Scout cookie wars between Toby and Darryl are amazing, Kevin and Meredith kids, and I enjoyed Dwight and Jim battling it out in the hallway. And on top Read more

Almost everyone in the gym shows up to work for a goal, be it overall health, bulking up, losing weight, or increased power and flexibility. Of course, there are a million different fitness roads you can take to get there and watching others work it out can be fascinating and (occasionally) giggle inducing. Whether you're attracted to the average man or a more muscular build, you've undoubtedly Read more