Beverly Hills, Calif.—There’s a possibility that ABC's 40-year-old soap opera, One Life to Live, could be spun off into a primetime version on ABC's sister station, SoapNet.

John Sergeant, the rotund 64-year-old who became one of the favourites to win this year's Strictly Come Dancing, despite being labelled "a dancing pig in Cuban heels" by one of the judges, has quit the show, sparking yet another debate about television

Hulu, the online video Web site owned by News Corp. and NBC Universal, said on Tuesday its service will be distributed on seven new sites, making its archive of popular television shows more widely available.

Seth MacFarlane and 15 other "Family Guy" scribes, including Alex Borstein, sued 20th Century Fox TV April 10 in Santa Monica, claiming breach of contract and deceit.

Most of the schedule for fall television is made up of returning shows. Here are some questions that were left hanging by the shows you already care about.