"The Prisoner" was a 17-episode British TV series which aired from September 1967 to February 1968. It starred and was co-created by the late Patrick McGoohan, combining science fiction and psychological drama with spy fiction.

The Food Network's popular show, Iron Chef of America, will air a special show in January,2010 with Michelle Obama announcing the "secret ingredient" to the chefs before the competition. White House executive chef Cristeta Comerford and celebrity chefs Bobby Flay, Mario Batali and Emeril Lagasse are all featured in the upcoming Iron Chef with the first lady.

Regis Philbin and Kelly Ripa dress up for Halloween as Susan Boyle, Michael Jackson, Jon & Kate and Lady Gaga to give away $15,000 in contest prize money. More hilarious costumes of Real Housewives, Survivor, Beyonce, Dancing with the Stars, The Biggest Loser and The Bachelor show up as well.

Soupy Sales lost his battle with cancer at the age of 83. For many years he was the comic genius who was loved the Baby Boomer generation. Soupy Sales was most well-known for his children's show Lunch with Soupy Sales. He passed away Thursday at the Calvary Hospice in Bronx, New York.

HGTV has a brand new show that will appeal to bargain hunters. The Endless Yard Sale premiered tonight on HGTV at 8pm EDT. Hosted by Steven Lee, the concept is to have a team of shoppers find what they need to do a room makeover with a limited budget at the world's longest yard sale.

Nearly 72 years and more than 15,000 episodes after its first broadcast as a CBS radio program in 1937, the U.S. soap opera Guiding Light aired its final episode today. As a final gift to viewers, the show (more or less) tied up loose ends.

It seems rather anticlimactic compared to Britain's Got Talent (with Susan Boyle coming in second), but season 4 of "America's Got Talent" is over. Your winner: Kevin Skinner.

His hallmark character, on a game-changing TV show, was a meek, mild-mannered poet who came out holding a large flower, beginning each poem with "A poem, by Henry Gibson." Henry Gibson, one of the original cast members of "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In," has died. He was 73. According to his son Jon, Henry Gibson died after a short battle with cancer.

This is the end. The end of Fox' "King of the Hill," although you will still be able to watch reruns on Cartoon Network. For 13 years, the program has run on Fox, overshadowed, first by "The Simpsons," and later by "Family Guy" and "American Dad." It will be missed.

Sluggish NFL ticket sales led to the decision that blacked out games will be shown online. The games will be free in the affected markets, according to the NFL's announcement, and will be available for 72 hours beginning at midnight on the day of the game. However, they will not be available during "Monday Night Football" telecasts according to a league announcement.