This is according to EW....

1 24 (Fox, Mon., 9 p.m.)
The one element long missing from this crackerjack thriller — scenes permitting Kiefer Sutherland to portray something more than mere brutal efficiency — has paid off this season with a succession of surprisingly moving moments, as well as eyebrow-raising deaths (Tony! our big lovable bear Edgar!), great guest stars (Peter Weller deserves a spin-off series from his stint), and an Emmy-worthy performance by Gregory Itzin as the president.

and another favorite show comes in at

3 CSI (CBS, Thurs., 9 p.m.)
More proof that the mass audience is smarter than some think. TV's No. 1 drama is also its most subtly poetic, investigating heinous deaths with curiosity about how love twists into the urge to destroy life.



and

4 Battlestar Galactica (Sci Fi Channel, Sat., 2 a.m.)
Science fiction as a topsy-turvy dystopia: a female president; alien replicants who sometimes display more humanity than the humans; dialogue that works as ongoing political/religious debate rather than the usual sci-fi gobbledygook. In divisive times, here's TV's only drama that courts both the right and the left with equal conviction.


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It really stinks they moved Galactica to a dead zone for now.


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-Chris

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