House Of Cards

Finally, Angry Birds gets its due.

What have those crazy, vengeance-seeking kids of Revenge been up to? Also: Finale time for The Good Wife and Vikings, which don’t get to enjoy the full spoils of spring sweeps.

Join us, won't you, in pretending that House Of Cards just ended its run, because we are awesome at denial. Also: New episodes of Doctor Who, Orphan Black, and Smash make Saturday fun.

It only took three weeks, but Doctor Who visits a haunted house and vaults to the top pick. Also: A new Gravity Falls, an HBO film about malaria eradication, and Grimm's return.

Spartacus ends its run with some bloodletting, then, hopefully, some singing and dancing. Also: Another hour of Happy Endings, Vince Vaughan on SNL, and college bowling!

When did Friday and Saturday get full of so many things to watch? We encourage you to start with Orphan Black, then follow up with Doctor Who, Happy Endings, and the Final Four.

ABC asks you to save Happy Endings, as if having forgotten it could totally save the show right now with a phone call. Also: Doctor Who is back, and Orphan Black debuts.

Your Tiger Beat pullout posters have meaning again, now that Jonathan Taylor Thomas is on Last Man Standing. Also: Not a lot else is happening, but basketball exists! Whoo!

After two seasons and a really weird cancellation, Young Justice ends its run. Also: The end of Banshee's first season, two Selena Gomezes, and lots of college basketball.

Grimm is back, because NBC apparently decided it could go without it for a little while. Also: Young Justice begins to wrap things up, and Justin Timberlake returns to SNL.

When “They’re gonna crucify you” isn’t used figuratively.

Another season of Portlandia winds down by turning the power off, general over Portland. Also: A pretty terrific Spartacus, and Gravity Falls is on quite unexpectedly.

As surely as the snows begin to melt and the first few robins of the year hop about the greening lawns, the TV Club is going to bring you its own collection of fresh, new things, only in this case, they’re all things that have been long dead, and we...

Our Twilight Zone reviews return with unexpected twists aplenty. Also: A great episode of Spartacus, a movie to watch before the Oscars, and South Dakota State University basketball.

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.

Gravity Falls returns for a couple of weeks, like a mirage that will leave you again and give you separation anxiety. Also: Christoph Waltz hosts SNL, and celebrities play basketball.

The ABC soap’s embrace of emotion over intellect has resulted in great success.

 Just know that it is.

NBC and Saturday Night Live aim to make a Belieber out of you. Also: Young Justice launches a war, House Of Cards goes rowing, and Too Cute remains the best show on TV.

The company’s innovations seem driven more by when content is available, not quality.

"Suit & Tie” will be Fincher’s first music video in seven years.

Netflix's House Of Cards is here, so you can watch all 13 episodes in one sitting, or watch them one at a time with our reviews. Also: Girls and Enlightened hit Saturday nights.