Last Man Standing

At least they have superheroes and... Adam Goldberg?

Bob’s Burgers takes a holiday. Also: Get caught up on The Good Wife and The Walking Dead before you ignore them for Game Of Thrones next week.

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!

If you've been looking for a new animated comedy, we think you'll find one somewhere Out There. Also: The Packers play the 49ers, and Fringe returns for the next-to-last time.

Celebrate the solstice by taking a trip to Portlandia. Also: A variety of classic Christmas movies air, Fringe heads into the woods, and Saturday Night Live turns to the classics.

Also: An NBA doubleheader, a Fringe origin story, and the greatest songs of the 1990s.

In its seemingly endless campaign to get fans of Community to hate it, NBC pulled the show from its original premiére date of Oct.

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 your roundup of TV upfront and scheduling news for the weekend: • CBS was the final network to pick up any new series, and it picked up a surprising number for it. Usually, its status as TV’s version of the “Imperial March...

Just when you thought upfronts news was over for the week, ABC goes and orders a bunch of new series—nine!—then cancels almost as many.

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,...

Justified creator Graham Yost walks us through this season's final episodes.

It’s pilot casting season, the magical time of year when the networks create buzz for their yet-to-be-developed shows by attaching to them familiar names and faces, which allows you to make preemptive judgment based solely on their stars’ pas...

Does all quality TV have to be crammed into two nights a week out of a misguided sense of tradition?

ABC has pulled cross-dressing comedy Work It after just two episodes and will replace the series with Last Man Standing repeats for the short-term future.

We single out television’s most remarkable/strangest/curious accomplishments.

Raising Hope makes fun of It's A Wonderful Life, and that sounds good for a laugh. Also: Glee celebrates Christmas, Bob Hope likes lemon drops, and the History Channel proves God exists.

We're recommending Glee because we can and because we like singing. Also tonight: Fox's attempts to get out of November sweeps early, Scarface, and Nazis.

Hey, everybody! You should be watching Raising Hope, instead of Dancing With The Stars or whatever it is you ARE watching. Also, Vietnam, college football, and teen sex (with singing).

ABC’s ahead-of-the-curve prediction that America was longing for an escape into ye stories of olde has paid off: Last Man Standing has received a full-season order, guaranteeing many more half-hours of Tim Allen grunting about the women-folk...

The Fox lineup of Glee, New Girl, and Raising Hope returns tonight, ending the network's odd experiment in yanking two of its most successful shows for a month or so.

Open threads now open seven days a week.

A standout episode of Sons Of Anarchy brings everything crashing down. Plus, Mike's still a dick on Last Man Standing, X Factor sings, and Bill Buckner goofs up.

Proving that what everybody really wanted was a return to the days when The Wonderful World Of Disney ran Sundays at 7, Tim Allen was the biggest star of them all, and that rapscallion Bill Clinton was running around with his pants off, Once ...

Get an early introduction to the amnesiac denizens of Storybrooke, Maine.