Cowboy Bebop

Our coverage of the final season of Angel launches, and we really love that we're getting the rare opportunity to discuss a Joss Whedon show. Also: Karen Gillan, AquaBats, and Fred.

If you don't start watching Fringe, the show's fanbase is going to start taking all your other favorite, low-rated shows hostage. Also: A weirdly quiet weekend, ducklings, and dead bricklayers. 

Spartacus and all his muscle-y friends go for a walk in the woods, one that can only end in BLOOD!!!! Also: Veronica Mars begins a season; Pete & Pete ends one.

It's the series finale of The Increasingly Poor Decisions Of Todd Margaret, and we're predicting horrible things. Also: Lots of random YouTube links, and rugby sevens!

Supernatural is doing an episode called "The Slice Girls," so you can just about expect what we're joking about. Also: You can tell by the way we use our walk we're a ladies man.

Everybody loves Fringe, but Fringe needs your love to get better ratings and maybe stick around a while. Also: The 49ers! Miss America! Jay Leno! Some weird Disney Channel movie!

Portlandia has returned, making the world safe for unassuming sketch comedy that gently pokes fun at lefties. Also: the NFL playoffs, Charlie Chaplin, and more IFC comedy.

It's one of the last weekends before Christmas. Everybody will be shopping. So all that's on TV is stuff like Grimm, crappy Christmas movies, Chuck, and the NCAA Division III Football Championship.

We look back at the week that was in the world of Stephen Colbert and hope he doesn't declare war on us. Also: Boss has a season finale, Grimm doubles up, and Katy Perry's on SNL.

Steve Buscemi is hosting Saturday Night Live, and we couldn't be more excited for him (and for us). Also: College football championships, lucky babies, and kitty cats!

We bid farewell to A Gifted Man with an episode that realizes the show is paying Margo Martindale and should give her something to do. Also, golf takes a long time, you know?

After over three years of articles, Noel Murray reaches the end of Buffy, and we're all a little sad about it. Also, new episodes of Fringe, Chuck, and Saturday Night Live.

America has unexpectedly made Grimm a hit by NBC standards, so now we have to listen to the network crow about it. Also, Charlie Day is on SNL?! Awesome!

The fall TV season has finally died down, with only a couple of new series still to debut next month, so that means it's time for us to fill our days with TV Club Classic, that fun feature where we pretend that it's perpetually 2003 and the tears we're cr...