Regina King delivered yet another award-worthy performance on season two of ABC's "American Crime." This time around, she played Terri LaCroix an elitist wife, mother and career woman who stopped at nothing to protect her son. 

In advance of the DVD release -- season two wrapped in March -- here's a look back at the fun and edifying interview King did with podcast host and TV critic Mekeisha Madden Toby. As for King, chances are she'll get a second Emmy nod for her turn as Terri. King won her first Emmy for her heartbreaking role as Aaliyah in the drama's inaugural season.

It’s March which means we’re two months away from wrapping up the 2015-16 TV season – for some shows anyway. Of course, “The Walking Dead” ends its sixth season Sunday April 3 on AMC while the miniseries “The People vs. OJ Simpson”has two more thrilling episodes to go on FX. Meanwhile “Underground,” which airs Wednesday nights on WGN, follows the exciting story of enslaved Black people running away to freedom.

TV critic Chuck Barney from the Bay Area News Group, which includes the San Jose Mercury News and other publications, talks to host MMT about the TV season thus far and shows like “The WalkingDead,” “House of Cards” “Scandal" "Empire" "Better Call Saul" and more. Follow him on Twitter @chuckbarney

We've come to the end of

2015 and a number of shows are either on fall hiatus or headed in that

direction. And then there are shows like “American Horror Story: Hotel” that

are wrapping up in wild and strange ways. Here to talk about "AHS: Hotel," "Empire" "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" and a

few other shows with host Mekeisha Madden Toby -- including some 2016 midseason offerings -- is fellow TV

critic Stacy Roberts, the founder and editor of the web site Seriously? OMG!

WTF (which can be found at seriouslyomg.com)

For at least two seasons

now some of us – including host Mekeisha Madden Toby  – have been hoping and praying the

writers would make Michonne and Rick a couple but that dream is dead for the

most part now that Rick is all booed up with Jessie. (Boo!) But that doesn't mean Michonne isn't arguably one of the strongest female characters on TV and one of the most

complex African-American characters, made all the more so because of the brilliant woman playing her, Danai Gurira.

Recently, Gurira penned

the powerful play “Eclipsed,” which stars Oscar winning actress Lupita Nyong’o

and heads to Broadway in February. Meanwhile, the sixth and current season of

“The Walking Dead,” which Mekeisha listed as the second best show of 2015 on HitFix’s

annual critics’ poll, also returns in February.

In this interview from the "TV Madness" 2012 archives, Mekeisha and another reporter talked to Gurira just as she was joining the cast in season three. Here

she talks about the show, Michonne’s deadly katana and more.

Morris Chestnut is the truth. He's talented enough, he's handsome enough and doggone it, people like him. This fall he's costarring in the number one movie in America -- "The Perfect Guy" -- and he's helming the Fox drama "Rosewood." The procedural series feels like "Bones" and "Castle" and has potential. Chestnut plays Dr. Beaumont Rosewood Jr., a brilliant pathologist with a short time to live and long list of ways to smartly solve crimes and flirt with his beautiful partner Det. Villa (Jaina Lee Ortiz). Will you watch? "Rosewood" is paired with season two of "Empire" so that will make you tune in, right? Come on. Show MC some love. He's been in the biz nearly 25 years. "Rosewood" debuts Wednesday Sept. 23 at 8 p.m. ET on Fox.