Final Witness is a show that dramatizes true-life crime events and narrates them from the victim's perspective, and, like most crime shows, it will be addictive. Video and a review inside!

ABC is developing a TV series about a fictional Vice President and his staff. Why? Isn't that like making a show about the team that loses the World Series or a biopic about Eric Roberts without Julia? [Image via Getty]

Today on The View, the ladies (sans Barbara Walters) discussed tea-bagger Christine O'Donnell's win in Delaware's Senate primary. Naturally, Elisabeth Hasselbeck got overly defensive and screamed at all of the other ladies about that, tax cuts, and more. Video inside.

Oprah Winfrey opened her final season today by trying to one-up her car giveaway when she announced that she's taking her entire audience on an Australian vacation. And John Travolta's flying them down! And the audience freaked out! Videos inside.

According to ABC News, more than a quarter of translators working with soldiers in Afghanistan didn't know how to speak Pashto or Dari. Which explains the latest reports that put Osama bin Laden in a 24-hour Kabul diner.

Today, The View—and cohost Barbara Walters—returned from its summer hiatus for its 14th season with a very special guest: David Letterman, making his first ever appearance on the show. Video highlights—including talk about Jay Leno and Jersey Shore—inside.

In your terrific Tuesday media column: Simon & Schuster stands up for its in-house plagiarist, Jon Capehart pranked on the Twitter, the force behind David Westin's departure, and bad times in newspaper-land.

David Westin is resigning from his position as president of ABC News, which he's held since 1997, apparently because of a "long-running conflict... over the financial standing of the news division." Of course! Want to read his resignation note?

In your pre-vacation Friday media column: the AP warns reporters on war propaganda, another Newsweek departure, China's "future of journalism" candidate, and ABC pulls a story, while standing by it.

Time Warner Cable and Disney "continue to negotiate" a fee agreement today, after a midnight deadline passed. But it looks like your ESPN and ABC is safe for now, TWC customers. Looking forward to the next dozen disputes like this!

We already know who's going to be hoofing on ABC's Dancing with the Stars, but just how big of a payday is waiting for the likes of Bristol Palin and The Situation? It's less than you think.

In one of the worst moments on TV last night, the tie-breaking question in some awful Bachelor Pad competition asked which female contestant had the worst breast implants. Really? New question: Is this the worst show on TV?

Dancing With the Stars, ABC's reality competition about alleged celebrities, who dance, has announced the cast for its 11th season, which premieres in late September. But who are these "stars"? And what, exactly, are they "famous" for?

In case you're unfamiliar with it, Wipeout is a game show in which people attempt obstacles for money. Oftentimes, they fail (and wipe out, har har). It's funny! Here's a video of the 10 best, most ridiculous Wipeout moments.

Of all the truly awful people on reality shows, Joey's attitude toward women might make him the worst. This guy went on Dating in the Dark with his insane notion that girls must weigh under 100 pounds to be hot.

Michelle is best known for being the creepy girl from the last season of The Bachelor. Now, she's back and competing for money on the Bachelor/Bachelorette spin-off, Bachelor Pad, which premiered tonight.

There are a number of ways to celebrate winning $50,000 on Wipeout. For reasons unknown, this contestant decides to express his joy with an earth-shattering yell. Video inside.

As you know, President Obama was on The View today (highlights here / BlackBerry and iPhone talk here). Predictably, the right wing media was just OUTRAGED about this. Tonight, Jon Stewart put them all in their place. Video inside.

ABC Entertainment president Steve McPherson resigned abruptly earlier this week. Now, THR reports the reason: an investigation into multiple sexual harassment complaints from "several women, including some executives and on-air talent." Sounds like an ill-concealed secret! Know more? Email us.

ABC Entertainment President Steve McPherson—the guy responsible for Cavemen—has resigned, to be replaced by ABC Family's Paul Lee.