Bunheads

Last call for “That’s what she said” material: The Office is closing. Also: Sherlock Holmes in “The Case Of The 2-Hour Finale” and a spirited graduation ceremony in Mystic Falls. 

You are cordially invited to watch New Girl end its second season while continuing to best all sitcom comers. Also: Mindy heads off to Haiti and the walking dead (not The Walking Dead) come to Portland.

American Dad decides there's never a bad time for a James Bond spoof. Also: Girls burns through plots and Bob's Burgers shocks an elephant.

The prayers of dozens are answered as Gilmore Girls comes to TV Club Classic. Also: The 500th Glee cover (only 500?) and another chance to be let down by Community. 

We still don't know if we'll get more Bunheads. Hopefully, this season finale isn't the last we see of those crazy kids. Also: Racing rednecks, Oscar post-games, and a Christmas Carrie.

We continue Second Opinions Week, with new reviewers on How I Met Your Mother, Switched At Birth, Bunheads, Regular Show, The Following, and RuPaul's Drag Race.

Regular Show is airing 90 minutes early, and that was enough to get us to make it the top pick. Also: Showtime's Inside Comedy returns, and we drop in on Bones.

Switched At Birth might be the best show essentially none of you are watching, so why not fix that? Also: How I Met Your Mother returns, and we sing about Monday Mornings.

RuPaul's Drag Race is back, so don't feel bad when you work "squirrelfriends" into conversation at every opportunity. Also: Both My Girl movies?! One after the other?!

After approximately 17 million advertisements for it, Fox reveals that The Following is actually just another stupid TV show. Also: The sport of hockey exists!

Stop acting like you're not interested in The Carrie Diaries. You know you're going to weep like a baby when it's over. Also: How I Met Your Mother is back, if you care.

“A show cannot be dictated into being great. If a writer is simply a note-taker, the show will fail.”

Denied justice—just like Mr. Bates!

Bunheads returns for more small-town shenanigans and light comic banter, even if it's still not about Mayor McCheese. Also: The returns of Adventure Time and Regular Show!

Another list from The A.V. Club.

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.

Both Roseanne Barr and her groundbreaking sitcom found the humor in their darkest moments.

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.

Nothing’s on tonight, so you have less of an excuse than normal for not checking out White Collar. Also: Little else, so check out The L.A. Complex, too.

“Even though I was exhausted and had brainmelt, I was having the time of my life, so it’s all good.” 

MTV remade The Inbetweeners, and it somehow didn't turn it into something completely awful. Also: We encourage you to celebrate Paul Giamatti Day, as you do every August 20.

NBC got great mileage out of Grimm last season, so, naturally, it's now doing whatever it can to kill it. Also: Teen Wolf ends its second season, and the NFL revs up again. 

We begin our look at how TV handles competition by dancing ’til we drop with the Stars Hollow gang. 

The A.V. Club's weekly list.