With A&E's "Bates Motel" premiering March 18th, Will looks back at TV prequels to some other popular properties.

In support of the new building demonlition show, we headed to Las Vegas to play with some heavy machinery at Dig This.

We've been running the Bullz-Eye Power Rankings for five years now and it seems like we've seen it all. Now that our fifth Power Ranking is upon us, we thought it was time to look back over the year at all the good, bad, and ugly within.

With so many great personalities populating the "Lost" universe, it's difficult to settle on a list of the absolute best, but that doesn't mean we didn't try.

Elmore Leonard has been writing short stories since the 1940s, but it was one that was published in 1953 – "3:10 to Yuma" – that first made Hollywood sit up and take notice.

Let us not forget that all six members of Python have also worked outside of their primary organization and their solo efforts have brought us a great deal of exemplary entertainment, both comedic and dramatic.

We have hand-selected 100 women from the last 40 years of television and put them into ten categories, based on personality type, career, intelligence (or lack thereof) and even marital status and picked the best of them.

Get your boxing gloves on as we present to you Bullz-Eye’s all time favorite TV punching bags.

In celebration of the new season of “Heroes,” we’ve taken a look back at some of our favorite superhero TV series, both live-action and animated; we’ve even set aside a separate section for TV movies, specials and failed pilots.

"The Sopranos" finale has gotten us to reminiscing about other departed series, in particular, which ones met the challenge of providing just the right amount of closure to leave their fans happy, and which ones failed miserably at the task.