Happy Endings

Community creator Dan Harmon is out as showrunner, The A.V. Club has learned from Sony Television Studios.

Night-by-night analysis to come. Here's ABC's primetime schedule for the 2012-13 season. New shows are in bold. Mondays 8 p.m.: Dancing With The Stars (performance) 10 p.m.: Castle Mondays in January 8 p.m.: The Bachelor 10 ...

Here’s the antidote to finding out that all of your favorite NBC comedies are buddying up with Dane Cook.

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,...

Schmidt from New Girl talks about his current role, his past stints on Veronica Mars and Greek, and his show’s dedication to the word “adorkable.”

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

One of the stars of Happy Endings talks about the show’s shifting fortunes and V-neck T-shirts. 

Happy Endings ends a great second season at yet another wedding. Also: One Tree Hill ends its run after 500 seasons, everything explodes on Survivor, and baseball is back!

America’s Next Top Model proves its impression of Canada is informed and accurate (which is to say it’s neither of those things). Also: Happy Endings lies, and our long, national Whitney nightmare comes to an end.

Archer rides the conclusion of its season finale into… the danger zone. Also: Abed struggles with addiction (to celebrity impersonators) and the adventures of Braxtons not named Toni.

NBC's debuting Bent, a promising new comedy with a schedule that burns off its six episodes in three weeks. That should work. Also: lots and lots of dumb reality TV.

South Park returns for season 16, and its earnest attempts to shock us now just seem so adorable. Also: new ABC comedies, Rottweilers in E.R.'s, and way too much Jennifer Lawrence talk.

TV history is available at our fingertips. So why do people ignore it while swooning over the history of film and music? 

It's March, so it's time for ABC to burn off a low-rated but awesome comedy just because it can. This year's victim? Happy Endings. Also: Pizza, obsessions, and lacrosse.

You know what other Muppet project had no involvement from Jason Segel? The Muppet Show. Also: Fox gets topical and Megan Mullally gets busier.

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

The Emmy-winner from Will & Grace talks about her roles on Parks And Recreation, Party Down, Childrens Hospital, and more. 

In honor of Leap Day, Top Chef completes its latest season. Also: Psych and America's Next Top Model are back, and, like, 55 different shows do Leap Day episodes.

Suburgatory’s all like “Hey, people still laugh at Jersey Shore, right?” Also: Spring smackdown, carnival justice, and all your middle-school crushes.

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Been wondering if one gender is better than the other? Well, fear not, because Survivor's about to answer all your questions. Also: Stupid Canadian spelling, James Wolk taunts, and Bieber. 

The TV veteran co-creator of Cougar Town talks about the show’s return and the future of television. 

ABC's comedies are back, and all but one of them are celebrating Valentine's Day six days early. Also: Raccoons, Marvel movies, William Devane, and American Idol's Hollywood round. 

It's time for American Idol to come back and dominate the land, and it will demand sacrifices from all of the other networks. Also: Comedy! Fried things! Royal Pains!

Our Modern Family coverage calls in a relief reviewer, just in time for the show to get egg all over its face. Also: More comedy, Restaurant Wars, and Brad Pitt's hands.