Key & Peele

An angry Internet debate about New York’s Upright Citizens Brigade theater highlights the schism—and lack of understanding—in stage comedy.

Smash returns, belting the words it knows every TV fan wants to hear: “TWO-HOUR PREMIÈRE!” Also: An early Valentine from Mindy Kaling and a trip to into wooded terror with Raylan Givens.

The comedian and actor has a new sketch show, Kroll Show.

The A.V. Club’s weekly list.

After nearly a decade of hourlong series driving the conversation about “good TV,” half-hour shows were at the head of the class this year.

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

The A.V. Club names the best TV show of 2012.

Zooey Deschanel: as adorable in animated form as in real life? You be the judge.

The A.V. Club asked some of our favorite celebrities for their favorite sounds and sights of the past year.

“If you want to see the soul of 21st-century America liquefied and then poured into cracked molds that fail to hold… look no further.”

The Hour returns, because BBC America believes launching new seasons during the holiday season is a great idea. Also: Modern Family visits a big-box store.

 Thanks, Obama. 

It's happy food time in the United States. Celebrate with Emeril Lagasse, Tom Colicchio, and all of the Top Chef contestants. Also: You could celebrate with Snoopy!

American Horror Story, at this rate, is going to reveal everyone in the asylum is a famous historical figure—even you. Also: ABC's comedies celebrate Thanksgiving.

Got the post-election blues? Let South Park help you deal with the fallout. Also: A basketball game we know nothing about and the return of Top Chef.

Celebrate Halloween by attending a Modern Family yard sale. Also: 30 Rock makes a move to its original Wednesday time slot for one week. And horror movies!

“Part of our bread and butter is Obama-Luther. What are we going to do, wait until January?”

Hey, The Middle is having an excellent season, and its Halloween episode is a good excuse for you to start paying attention to that fact. Also: Tom Hanks grubs for Oscars!

Two strange trips into unknown horrors return tonight, but only one intends to be funny. We think. Yes, Suburgatory and American Horror Story are back.

It's a big night for network dramas, as ABC debuts Nashville, The CW debuts Arrow, and NBC debuts Chicago Fire. Also: Two new Modern Family episodes.

The Winchesters are back on Supernatural, and they're fighting as many monsters as ever. Also: Mitt Romney and Barack Obama host an old-fashioned hoedown.

With all of the shows returning tonight, we thought we'd highlight The Neighbors because we know that's what you want. Also: Everything is back! Enjoy it while it lasts!

Key & Peele wins a game of series-finale roulette. Also: Bad-guy overload in Harlan, and hot-dog vendors with filthy mouths.

The stars and creators of Key & Peele talk about how their backgrounds inform their comedy.

NBC wishes upon a Fashion Star. Also: A Sacred Heart Hospital reunion and theoretical encounters of the third kind.