Eastbound & Down

Cabler unveils three-pronged, Columbus-style plan to colonize your cable package.

The rom-com hodgepodge feels like two hours of awful television accidentally shipped to movie theaters.

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

“I thought getting famous was a drag.”

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.

After years in rights exile, the full-blown insanity of Chris Elliott’s cult TV show can finally be appreciated on DVD.

Minotaur cock, anyone?

The star’s comeback couldn’t have happened without some self-reflection. 

We’ve passed the halfway point of the year. Here’s an early look at what’s trending on our favorite-things-of-2012 lists. 

A hilariously rude Danish comedy follows the cross-country adventures of two debauched friends.  

Kenny Powers is back from the dead. Again.

The A.V. Club's weekly list.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus vetoes the “Seinfeld curse” in Veep. Also: The dead talk back on The Killing and Game Of Thrones goes to Harrenhal.

Girls [marimba loop] what we really want is Girls. Also: Kenny Powers retires, and the History Channel finally solves that pesky “Why did the Titanic sink?” mystery.

The Borgias brings the politics of Catholicism, the boobs of the Renaissance to your Easter Sunday. Also: Showtime’s “Strong-But-Troubled Female Power Pack” returns, and James Cameron give his “final” (sure) word on the Titanic.

The first (and only) derby day for Luck, and Dr. Steve Brule is here—for your health!

It wasn’t a good week for Luck—take sympathy on the series by watching its penultimate episode. Also: Ginnifer Goodwin is wanted for murder, and Homer versus the robots.

Bob’s Burgers is re-opened for business. Also: A new crime-fighting duo in Storybrooke, and Ryan Seacrest and Bravo join forces. (Terrifying, unstoppable forces.)

What is a GCB, anyway? Also: Russian hurlers, YouTube sensations, and neutered Tarantino.

Sometimes loathing a character can be even more satisfying than rooting for a hero. This week, we look at fiction’s most enjoyable ire-magnets. 

The night Oscar ate TV. Also: All that remains on cable are zombies, horses, and Warwick Davis.

The A.V. Club's Erik Adams counts down the best moments from the past week in television. (Warning: There will be spoilers.)  

The SNL cast member talks about his recurring role on Eastbound & Down, and apologizes to anyone who wants him to be better than he is.

The Simpsons hits 500 episodes. Also: Kenny Powers, Ricky Gervais, and Stephen Merchant are here to push your buttons. 

A more mature Kenny Powers rocks his nuts off in Myrtle Beach.