Lost Girl

Sundance brings its first original series, Rectify, to the air, and fittingly for the channel, it's fairly arty. Also: The FBI closes in on The Following, and Drag Race wraps up the season. Sort of.

After approximately 17 million advertisements for it, Fox reveals that The Following is actually just another stupid TV show. Also: The sport of hockey exists!

Stop acting like you're not interested in The Carrie Diaries. You know you're going to weep like a baby when it's over. Also: How I Met Your Mother is back, if you care.

Saturday Night Live is totally old enough to be your father, man. Just think about that for a while, yeah? Also: Lost Girl wraps up its season, and Gravity Falls returns with new episodes.

The season finale of Lost Girl is just around the corner, and the fate of the Fae will soon be decided. Also: Lots of college football, a young tiger, and dinosaurs! In spaceships!

As surely as the Earth revolves around the sun, rotating on its axis, September has arrived, bringing with it new Doctor Who. Also: Monster trucks! Smashing stuff!

Kelsey Grammer is so boss he's the boss on Boss. (We just like saying the word "boss.") Also: Many of our TV Club Classic features come to an end, and we add Gravity Falls.

Cinemax blows up the world in beautiful, beautiful explosions with the return of Strike Back. Just be glad you were spared our "Candyman" ripoff. Also: Boss is back, too!

You told us Gravity Falls had gotten awesome, so we're going to check it out again. You'd better not be wrong! Also: The Olympics wind their way toward the finish line.

The swimming winds down, as the track and field events heat up on the Olympics, which are literally the only things on this weekend. Also: Except for Lost Girl! Don't forget Lost Girl!

The Olympics are here to save you from having to find your remote! Also: Nothing else is on, but you can watch ESPN flail around and try to justify its existence if you like.

Portlandia invites you to revisit a traumatic brunch. Also: Lost Girl works for the weekend and, for better and worse, Dave Chappelle becomes Rick James.

Adventure Time returns from a mini-hiatus after conquering San Diego Comic-Con. Also: Lost Girl makes the most of its last Monday night, and The CW goes Batmobile crazy.

Perception has arrived to let all of you with mental illnesses who aren't solving crimes feel like you're really letting the country down. Also: There are no sports on! Everybody panic!

Resume your weekly sessions with Lisa Kudrow and Web Therapy. Also: President Bartlet has tie problems, and Batgirl (before Batman departs).

Get a half-hour slice of summer vacation with Adventure Time. Also: Teenage werewolf seeks teenage shapeshifter, while Lost Girl doesn’t talk about Fae-ght Club.

We know how much you love your Teen Wolf, folks, and tonight, that teenage werewolf has a rare book emergency! Also: Another RuPaul show and ABC tells people what to do using the Internet.

We couldn't be happier to welcome Amy Sherman-Palladino back to TV with her new series Bunheads. Also: All right, all right! We'll add Teen Wolf. Sheesh. 

TV Club Classic goes back to school with Jerri Blank and Strangers With Candy. Also: Lost Girl gone wild, and Jed Bartlet runs for reelection.

House ends its run as it lived: with a one-hour episode about a cranky doctor airing on Fox. Also: People clone their pets, other people play hockey, and still other people are ninjas. 

Another season of How I Met Your Mother draws to a close, and What's On Tonight is revealed as the mother! Also: Smash ends one season, while America's Got Talent begins another.

It's finally time for 2 Broke Girls' first season to be over, but not before a one-hour finale with more Martha Stewart than ever before. Also: One writer returns to House in time for the end.

If you've been looking for something to scratch that Angel itch, Lost Girl just might be it. Also: We finally find out who won RuPaul's Drag Race, and somebody's very sick on House.

After the maddening twist of last week’s episode, Raising Hope’s season finale tries to win you back. Also: New Directions goes disco and Frontline takes on CSI.