We're going to see a lot of drama unfold in court and I really don't know what they have up their sleeve. There's going to be something new every day according to my sources.

Here you have, as far as we can tell, the first time a priest is being arrested for the murder of a nun. People are following this case around the world...wondering how it's going to turn out. Whatever the jury decides, it's going to be a fascinating story.

He recognized there was a pattern on the altar cloth -- left in blood by what was the weapon that stabbed her, which was a letter opener.

We discovered that the series really wants to be a comedy more than a drama.

He's constantly reinventing himself. 'Romance,' for example, is a courtroom drama. You can find nothing else even remotely like that anywhere in his whole canon.

[That's exactly what CBS did by testing a move of its struggling freshman drama, Close to Home, from Tuesday at 10 p.m. to Friday at 9 p.m. In the first week in its new time period on Nov. 10, the show picked up 2 million more viewers on a night of low TV watching overall.] We're always going to try to get some big events in during sweeps, but if you can create those without disrupting the flow pattern for your regular viewers, that is a win-win, ... Continuity is what helps build strong program franchises. And to the extent we can, we avoid pulling shows for stunts.