Grimm

As the TV season comes ever closer to its close, we have season finales galore, plus the last episode ever for some Saturday Night Live mainstays. Also: Skateboarding!

NBC is the first network to announce its fall schedule, and it decided to get a jump on tomorrow’s upfront (a presentation held to convince advertisers to invest in the network’s new shows) by announcing its fall schedule to the press today.

Another Fringe season comes to its end, but you can take comfort in the fact that it won't be the last. Also: PBS goes crafting, and Shark Tank checks out a cat drawing business.

Here’s your roundup of TV upfront and scheduling news for the day: • ABC is the only network that has announced no renewals to this point, with even NBC having picked up Grimm and Smash last month. CBS renewed a boatload of shows,...

You asked for Young Justice coverage (a year ago), and we answered (a year later). Now, read it, lest you look ungrateful. Also: Eli Manning hosts SNL. Hide your children. 

Has Grimm gotten kind of okay, or is that just the fact that Friday TV often seems better than it is in a vacuum? Also: Playoffs galore, movies with great female ensembles, and embarrassing bodies.

TV Club needs a date for the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic royal wedding, and it's asked you, you silly goose! Also: Fringe goes to the future, and we brake for yard sales.

It's only taken 500 years, but The Legend Of Korra is here, and we're pretty damn excited. Also: Fringe's Walter goes to the other universe, and Gotye conquers SNL.

With rumors swirling around about which Saturday Night Live cast members will be returning for the next season, now's the time to check in. Also: Jesus! And Moses!

Spartacus ends another season filled with blood, vengeance, and general sassiness. Also: Fringe repeats itself, Grimm hits the spice shops, and the Final Four duke it out.

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.)

The second season of Portlandia ends as you always knew it must: at brunch. Also: Lots of college basketball, HBO's TV movie of Game Change, and Werner Herzog in prison.

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. 

Television has shifted focus to the big picture, and that’s not always a good thing. 

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.

It's an all-new <i>Grimm</i>, and if we're reading the episode description correctly, it's all about mouse-men. Also: Nothing's on, really, so maybe you should watch Mark Wahlberg films.

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!

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.

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Thanks to our latent national desire to believe that the disappointments and horrors of modern existence can be explained away by some people secretly being mythical monsters, and that we are all trapped as ordinary, workaday proles when we are really pre...

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.