So just to follow up what I wrote in the spam thread, Conan's Tonight Show has been great, he and his writers are doing some hilarious stuff with this very dry, sardonic humor, it's really a shame. I'm also watching Glee, which I have some issues with some plot (relying too heavily on the popularity hierarchy to drive plot, numbers are often disjointed from the plot) but the dialogue and the acting are usually what draw me into the show. The music can be good, but sometimes it can feels a little too heavily produced. Minor things though, great show overall.
I'm still loving Modern Family, I really think this should have won best comedy on the Golden Globes, but (I think) Glee got away with it because it's both a musical AND a comedy (with some light sprinkling of drama, natch). And the GGs group them into the same category. I've really been getting back into watching more TV, especially with Hulu. It just sucks that watching TV on Hulu doesn't really contribute directly to what the network execs want to see with "viewership", and is probably the cause of shows getting canceled even with strong demonstrative support. It just doesn't add up to the money the TV networks and companies want.
Great post! Yay for someone else hopping actively into this thread again.
Glee is awesome, and I've actually ended up watching the entire run on Hulu. Mostly because it airs at the same time as Law & Order: SVU, one of the few shows
not available on Hulu. You're right about the vocal tracks being over-produced, and the constant thought in my head is, "God, why can't they let them sing live vocals more often. Maybe at least when they're not on stage, in the more intimate moments." They did technically do it, ONCE, in the run of episodes so far. It was a short part where they all sang simultaneously, but still... it was a refreshing change. I've always been a fan of live, undoctored vocals (which is a big part of why I adore singer/songwriter and folk music so much). Whenever stuff is unnecessarily over-produced, I've jokingly called it "Phil-Spectorized." But I guess for musicals in television and movie form, lip-synch and over-rproduction is really the norm.
Modern Family is another fave, and funny enough, another one I always hafta catch on Hulu. Seeing as it runs during that same time slot as SVU and Glee.

The men behind Frasier (Chris Lloyd) and Just Shoot Me (Steven Levitan) are behind it, which is already enough explanation as to why it's so good. They've both had a few flops with their shows since the aforementioned hits, and it's good to see they've found a formula that works (together). Great ensemble cast, too. Not to mention it has Ty Burrell, in the role he was born to play. The return of Ed O'Neill, who does an amazing job. And literally too many flawlessly-beautiful and talented women to count. In the Hulu comments section, people are always bashing it, and I can't see why.