http://www2.journalnow.com/content/list/entertainment/tv/ en Friday Night Lights (9 p.m. Wednesdays on DirecTV's 101 Network; the show will air later this season on NBC).]]> Terror in Mumbai, an HBO documentary about the attacks in that Indian city last November that left more than 170 people dead. In addition to the usual eyewitness interviews and surveillance videos, the film, which Zakaria narrates, makes use of hours of intercepted telephone conversations between the 10 gunmen and their controllers in Pakistan. "This time you are with the terrorists," Zakaria intones.]]> Capitalism: A Love Story wasn't one of them.]]> Extreme Makeover: Home Edition -- they were also showered with gifts from local businesses.]]> The Simpsons, and it's all the doing of a hospital operations manager with a vivid imagination.]]> The Oprah Winfrey Show, that it had been her life and that she knew when it was time to say goodbye. "Twenty-five years feels right in my bones and feels right in my spirit," she said.]]> Star Trek (PG-13): J.J. Abrams' reboot of the Star Trek franchise was a risky venture, aiming to draw in new fans while not alienating the show's current fan base. For the most part, it succeeded, though there will of course always be fans able to find nits to pick.]]> Today: Actor Alan Young (Mr. Ed) is 90. Talk-show host Larry King is 76. Talk-show host Dick Cavett is 73. Media mogul Ted Turner is 71. Newsman Garrick Utley is 70. Actor Dan Haggerty is 68. Fashion designer Calvin Klein is 67. Sportscaster Ahmad Rashad is 60. Actor Robert Beltran (Star Trek: Voyager) is 56. Actress Kathleen Quinlan is 55. Journalist Ann Curry is 53. Actress Allison Janney (The West Wing) is 50. Actress Meg Ryan is 48. Actress Jodie Foster is 47. Actress Terry Farrell (Becker) is 46. Singer Tony Rich is 38. Dancer-choreographer Savion Glover is 36. Singer Tamika Scott of Xscape is 34. Rapper Lil' Mo is 32.]]> Melrose Place, the vintage 1990s Fox soap opera, she was synonymous with ruthlessness, deviousness and hemlines that rose as high as prime-time television would allow.]]> Extreme Makeover Home Edition, which is currently filming in Lexington. But the show is encouraging spectators to come watch the construction in progress.]]> The Prisoner when he met the author, Bill Gallagher, last year at a London restaurant to discuss the project. As Gallagher recalls their first encounter, McKellen hugged him, then gently patted him on the head and asked, "What goes on in that mind of yours, Bill?"]]> The Wanda Sykes Show, a new weekly talk show that began Saturday on Fox, Sykes recalled that her last venture with that broadcast network did not work out exactly as hoped.]]> Up (G): Pixar continues its tradition of fantastic, family-oriented films with this smart, poignant and imaginative fable. Ed Asner provides the voice of a grumpy widower whose sole joy in life was his wife. Determined to live out her last dream, he tethers thousands of balloons to the home they shared and sets sail by air to a jungle retreat she had hoped to visit. But he has an unwitting stowaway, an eager young Wilderness Explorer who tags along on the journey. Joining them along the way is Dug, an eager, goofy dog who steals any scene he is in. The computer-animation is beautiful, but it is the characters who matter most.]]>