Dave and Mac perform a classic Verdict autopsy on the series finale of Smallville; one a fan of the early seasons who gave lost interest halfway through, the other who had no interest in the initial Dawson's Creek teen angst but was drawn into the action/adventure of the later seasons. It's a spoilerific romp through ten years of stories, the two-hour final episode, and a compelling flash-forward.

Another holiday treat! Chief Justice Michael Stailey takes a page from Judge Clark Douglas' playbook and explores the music of Doctor Who Series 5. And while you're at it, don't forget to read Judge Mac McEntire's DVD review, and Judge Adam Arseneau's Blu-ray review, both of which shower the season with praise and love!

Chief Justice Michael Stailey revisits this cinematic tribute to American Independence with music and highlights from familiar and forgotten classics of the big and small screen.

Time has finally run out. The Verdict branch of CTU -- Dave, Erich, Mac, and Mike -- hunker down to debrief eight seasons worth of Jack Bauer and friends on 24. Favorite moments, memorable characters, ridiculous plot lines... these guys leave no stone unturned.

Verdict's own Lost experts -- Erich, Dave, and Brett -- debrief, debate, and debunk the final two and a half hours of what may be the world's most discussed television series. Why the time travel? Where were Walt and Michael? Who were The Others? Why could Hurley see dead people? Did the Man in Black become the Smoke Monster, or did his death simply release it? What was the purpose behind the numbers? What did the last 10 minutes really mean? Favorite episodes? Least favorite episodes?

Feel free to join the rest of the LOST junkies in the discussion forum.

In keeping with the July 4th festivities, Chief Justice Michael Stailey presents entertainment moments that salute the birth and legacy of our great country. Featuring clips from The Muppet Movie, Holiday Inn, Stan Freberg Presents the United States of America, 1776, Stripes, Schoolhouse Rock, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Yankee Doodle Dandy, Disneyland's Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, Independence Day, and Epcot's American Adventure. Enjoy!