Ben And Kate

With network upfronts just next week, this would normally be the time when said networks started picking up new shows and canceling old ones willy-nilly.

Enter this brave, new Tuesday-night world with double doses of Raising Hopeand Happy Endings. Also: The return of True American and Fight Night in Harlan County. 

Did the events of the past week declare Tuesday a comedy no man’s land?

 Another bad day for Tuesday night sitcoms.

Enjoy a Parenthood finale where the fate of the Bravermans isn’t in question for once. Also: Allison Williams puts on an eyepatch for Mindy Kaling and the world is introduced to the comedy team of Gelman and Owens.

It’s (the last) Arrested Development—until May. Also: Jess and her roommates are off to the races while Raylan Givens tries to find Waldo.

Our TV Club staffers encourage each other to check out Peep Show, Shark Tank, Elementary, and even The Neighbors.

At last summer’s Television Critics Association press tour, Fox president Kevin Reilly was casually confident about his network winning yet another ratings crown for yet another season.

New cases, places, and faces for Justified and Cougar Town. Also: The Tuesday-night comedy glut joins TV’s return from its long winter’s nap.

The Rose Parade is here, so you flower-float fans can feast your eyes. Also: Bowl game after bowl game after bowl game, and NBC airs a new Parenthood out of nowhere.

After nearly a decade of hourlong series driving the conversation about “good TV,” half-hour shows were at the head of the class this year.

Find out what series almost made the list—and which writers need to be bugged about not watching Game Of Thrones.

The A.V. Club names the best TV show of 2012.

Can Sons Of Anarchy’s resurgence survive another season finale? Also: NBC does the Christmas creep while getting closer to robbing Jason Ritter of a free breakfast.

Go On begins year-in-review season by asking “Hey, remember the Summer Olympics?” Also: The angry bowels of Natesville and decision time in Charming.

Meat(head) the parents on New Girl. Also: Happy Endings serves up a flashback for Thanksgiving and Ed Helms heads back to The Mindy Project.

NBC remembers it’s still airing a little show called Parenthood. Also: The funniest Ben And Kate since the pilot and a 90-minute Sons Of Anarchy.

A night full of sitcom Halloween episodes is capped by Matthew Perry's shenanigans on Go On. Also: Two stone-cold horror movie classics and, uh, auto racing?

New seasons of Happy Endings and Don’t Trust The B---- In Apartment 23 emerge from ABC’s secret ratings-protecting vault. Also: Getting your Greendale wherever you can.

We discuss fall TV's body count and the pleasant surprises of the season.

Concerns about the horribleness of being young are voiced in a town hall-style debate MTV calls Underemployed. Also: Democracy preempts everything but basketball documentaries and motorcycle gangs.

New Girl puts Schmidt’s likeability to its greatest test. Also: Billie Joe Armstrong mentors fellow non-Justin Biebers and a big step for the Bravermans.

 Good news for quirky ladies.

The working class used to be the center of many comedies. Now, it’s all but gone.

Celebrate the return of 30 For 30 before the depression caused by its subject matter sets in. Also: A Hedren-Griffith-Johnson family reunion on Fox, and a Disney girl gone SAMCRO.