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ESPN's Monday Night Football ratings powerhouse averaged 19.1 million total viewers this week, becoming the most-watched cable program of the year.

The matchup between the New Orleans Saints and the Atlanta Falcons also marked the conclusion of ESPN's Monday night NFL coverage this season.

CBS won a repeat-heavy Monday night propelled by its comedy lineup including Two and a Half Men.

The network was No. 1 among English-language broadcasters in both the adults 18-49 demographic and among total viewers, while Men (2.4 rating in the demo and 9.7 million viewers) was the top-rated English-language program of the night.

TNT just released the first trailer Falling Skies, its new sci-fi series starring Noah Wyle and executive-produced by Steven Spielberg. 

The NBA's Christmas day double-header gave ESPN and ABC its highest cumulative audience ever.

ABC's double-header averaged a 5.5 Nielsen fast national rating, and ESPN's three telecasts averaged a 1.8 household rating, the highest averages for either network when airing multiple NBA games on Christmas Day. Compared to last year's slate of five games, household ratings were up 45 percent on ABC (5.5 vs. 3.8) and 20 percent on ESPN (1.8 vs. 1.5).

Fox won a particularly quiet Sunday when much of the Northeast was socked in by a snowstorm, prompting the NFL to cancel the Philadelphia Eagles-Minnesota Vikings game that would have aired on NBC’s Sunday Night Football.

On Sunday, Larry King appeared on CNN again courtesy of an interview with Howard Kurtz's Reliable Sources. During the chat about his 25-year career, King took aim at the pundit style of his former time slot rivals Rachel Maddow and Sean Hannity.

A classic '80s TV character is getting a second shot at fame -- or actually, infamy -- thanks to a blooper reel posted on YouTube that features the puppet star of Alf using the N-word repeatedly.