Blog Posts by Chrissy Le Nguyen

Is this "SVU" scene fact or fiction? (NBC)

For the sake of entertainment, television shows -- even the reality ones -- often take artistic liberties to tell their stories. Sometimes the plotlines exaggerate reality and sometimes they mimic reality, so viewers are left asking, "Was that true? Can that happen in real life?" Now's your chance to play TV detective and uncover the truth once and for all!

Our very first TV Fact or Fiction question comes from this week's Halloween-themed episode of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," titled "Missing Pieces." The episode finds the SVU detectives racing to find a missing (possibly kidnapped) baby on Halloween night. While Benson (Mariska Hargitay) and Amaro (Danny Pino) are busy questioning the infant's distraught parents, Fin (Ice-T) and Rollins (Kelli Giddish) hit the pavement searching for clues.

[Photos: See this this season's "Law & Order: SVU" guest stars.]

As part of their investigation, Fin and Rollins go door-to-door looking for sex offenders who may be breaking their parole

What do dads of teen girls living in the Big Apple fear the most? Sex in the city.

In ABC's new sitcom "Suburgatory," 16-year-old, Manhattan-raised Tessa (Jane Levy) is suddenly whisked away to the 'burbs after her single dad, George (Jeremy Sisto), discovers a box of condoms in her drawer. "He pulled me out of school, bubble-wrapped my life, and threw it in the back of a moving truck," Tessa laments. Father and daughter find themselves thrown into a strange neighborhood that's brimming with white picket fences, perfectly manicured lawns, and overly Botoxed housewives with boob jobs. The sarcastic Tessa is immediately appalled by the high school's mean girls and their superficial obsessions, while George is equally uncomfortable in their new surroundings. Luckily for Tessa and George, purgatory is only temporary. Too bad we can't say the same for suburbia.

[ Check Out Photos of the Cast of "Suburgatory"]

Get a first look at the premiere of "Suburgatory" here:

There's never a shortage of dramas on TV, and this fall is no exception. From campy soaps and cop procedurals to fairy-tale imaginings and sci-fi action adventures, there's a drama for everyone. And for those with a serious case of nostalgia, there's the period drama "Pan Am," featuring big-screen actress Christina Ricci. The show, set in the 1960s, follows the lives of pilots and stewardesses aboard the iconic airline during air travel's most glamorous days. See what the cast of "Pan Am," and other stars from this fall's dramas, had to say about their new series in these exclusive interviews:

The ladies of Wisteria Lane -- Susan Mayer (Teri Hatcher), Lynette Scavo (Felicity Huffman), Gabrielle Solis (Eva Longoria), and Bree Hodge (Marcia Cross) -- will be kicking off the eighth and final installment of "Desperate Housewives" Sept. 25, and the stakes will be higher than ever as each of the women grapples with the repercussions of covering up last season's murder. Get ready to bid farewell to "Desperate Housewives" with this exclusive first look at the Season 8 poster:

Here we see all four women rocking sexy little black dresses with the show's iconic apples scattered at their feet. They look so fierce, Tyra Banks would be envious! But the best part of the poster is the way the actresses have been strategically posed to represent the season's tagline: "Kiss Them Goodbye."

We're sad the end is near for one of primetime's juiciest dramas, but we can't wait to see what creator Marc Cherry has in store for the series' victory lap!

Watch a Season 8 "Desperate Housewives" promo

Dana Delany's Dr. Megan Hunt will be back cutting up corpses to solve crimes as ABC's "Body of Proof" returns this fall for its sophomore season. Even though the show's debut season premiered as a midseason replacement in late March of this year, it managed to do well in ratings over its first eight episodes garnering a second-season pickup from the alphabet network. The show's set to return on Sept. 20, and here's an exclusive first look at its Season 2 poster:

Ozzy and Coach return to compete for a last shot at redemption (CBS/Monty Brinton)They're baaaaack!

Ozzy Lusth and Benjamin "Coach" Wade (self-dubbed the Dragon Slayer) are the final two castaways to join "Survivor: South Pacific." They're both familiar faces who've played the game twice before without being able to take home the $1 million prize and the title of Sole Survivor. Could the third time be a charm for these veteran players?

The 16 previously announced castaways may all be surprised to see Ozzy returning, but a couple of them did predict the return of the Dragon Slayer. "I'd be happy if one of the returning players was Coach because he's kind of a lunatic and I think that would be an easy target," Harvard law student John Cochran mused. Rick Nelson is another contestant who plans to get rid of Coach early on in the game. "I never met a dragon slayer, but if I get my chance, I'll get rid of him as quick as I can. I don't need that dragon slayer," promised the 51-year-old rancher.