Magic City

Everything from series finales of long-running cult hits to aging sitcoms to news coverage makes our supplemental list.

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

And also several nods for Homeland and Django Unchained, so it’s not all bad.

“My whole thing is usually villains that don’t know they’re evil. I think this guy does. He’s bad and he knows it.”

“You have to trust someone has an idea of what the story is, so you can be in the moment, and not be outside of yourself, watching.”

We’ve passed the halfway point of the year. Here’s an early look at what’s trending on our favorite-things-of-2012 lists. 

You begged and begged for years, and we have finally gotten the message: Firefly now, Firefly forever! Also: Babylon 5, Animaniacs, Chappelle's Show, and Pulling all debut.

Noel Murray reaches the end of his voyage through the Buffyverse with the series finale of Angel. Also: Pretty much nothing is on, but you can watch every Magic City so far!

As the TV season comes ever closer to its close, we have season finales galore, plus the last episode ever for some Saturday Night Live mainstays. Also: Skateboarding!

Another Fringe season comes to its end, but you can take comfort in the fact that it won't be the last. Also: PBS goes crafting, and Shark Tank checks out a cat drawing business.

You asked for Young Justice coverage (a year ago), and we answered (a year later). Now, read it, lest you look ungrateful. Also: Eli Manning hosts SNL. Hide your children. 

Has Grimm gotten kind of okay, or is that just the fact that Friday TV often seems better than it is in a vacuum? Also: Playoffs galore, movies with great female ensembles, and embarrassing bodies.

TV Club needs a date for the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic royal wedding, and it's asked you, you silly goose! Also: Fringe goes to the future, and we brake for yard sales.