For external documentation (Works Cited page), check out one of these websites:

http://www.rcs.k12.va.us/hvhs/library/work_cited.htm

http://www.iolani.org/lsworkscited.htm#tv

For internal documentation (w/in your paper):

Website: Text text text text text (Author “Title of Page”).

TV show: Text text text text text (“Title of Show”).

So, you’d put it in quotes. But for the title of the website itself (the part that is up in the bar at the top of the internet browser), you’d underline it. Italicizing and underlining are considered the same thing, so you can use them interchangeably (for book titles, etc.). It’s up to you.

Television and Radio Program

Braithwaite, D. (1995). Murder, rape and DNA [television series episode]. In P. Aspell (Executive Producer), Nove. Boston: WGBH. Hope this helps some.

If it is from a online website:

Last name, first intial. (year). title(lower case except the first). Main resource name (all first letters capitalized). Retrieved date, from copy and paste link