Portlandia

War is coming? No, war is here on Game Of Thrones. Also: Don Draper works for (and through) the weekend, while Selina Meyer encounters hostility in Baltimore.

Moshe Kasher has a book, Jeffrey Tambor has an attitude, and yes, there’s a podcast for renaissance-festival music. 

The Secret Circle can do all that, but it’ll never top that (top that). Also: Divisions grow at Greendale, and the 69th best college basketball team in the nation is crowned.  

Plenty of original comedy in the formerly independent pipeline.

The second season of Portlandia ends as you always knew it must: at brunch. Also: Lots of college basketball, HBO's TV movie of Game Change, and Werner Herzog in prison.

Chillwave act promises to cool things down on the road this spring.

Our coverage of the final season of Angel launches, and we really love that we're getting the rare opportunity to discuss a Joss Whedon show. Also: Karen Gillan, AquaBats, and Fred.

The comedian talked about fooling hobos by talking about fake cake, not being okay with Freddy Krueger’s racism, and watching a mongoose kill a snake.

If you don't start watching Fringe, the show's fanbase is going to start taking all your other favorite, low-rated shows hostage. Also: A weirdly quiet weekend, ducklings, and dead bricklayers. 

Spartacus and all his muscle-y friends go for a walk in the woods, one that can only end in BLOOD!!!! Also: Veronica Mars begins a season; Pete & Pete ends one.

It's the series finale of The Increasingly Poor Decisions Of Todd Margaret, and we're predicting horrible things. Also: Lots of random YouTube links, and rugby sevens!

In the tradition of Pawnee: The Greatest Town In America and Stuckeyville: That Place Where That TV Show ‘Ed’ Was Set, Remember That? (self-published), IFC’s Portlandia is getting its very own tie-in book due Novemb...

Supernatural is doing an episode called "The Slice Girls," so you can just about expect what we're joking about. Also: You can tell by the way we use our walk we're a ladies man.

After five seasons, Chuck calls it a night, so let's all eat a sandwich for old time's sake. Also: Spartacus is back, Twilight Zone's first season ends, and figure skating!

It's an all-new <i>Grimm</i>, and if we're reading the episode description correctly, it's all about mouse-men. Also: Nothing's on, really, so maybe you should watch Mark Wahlberg films.

The stars of Portlandia talk about the show’s second season and drawing inspiration from a strange, pleasant city.

Collapsing the show'ss usual three-or-four-year window on skewering the pop culture zeitgeist down to a mere one or two, TV Line reports that The Simpsons has drafted Portlandia stars Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein to voice characters in...

Everybody loves Fringe, but Fringe needs your love to get better ratings and maybe stick around a while. Also: The 49ers! Miss America! Jay Leno! Some weird Disney Channel movie!

IFC’s Portlandia extends its tour to embrace Philly with it's quirky warmth.

Like an infinite number of phoenixes bursting forth from the stomachs of an infinite number of Huell Howsers, Scott Aukerman’s popular podcast, Comedy Death-Ray Radio was rechristened Comedy Bang Bang in the spring of 2011.

Portlandia has returned, making the world safe for unassuming sketch comedy that gently pokes fun at lefties. Also: the NFL playoffs, Charlie Chaplin, and more IFC comedy.

The stars of Portlandia talk about the show’s second season and drawing inspiration from a strange, pleasant city.

Highlights from shows outside The A.V. Club’s best-of list. 

Who voted for which series? Which shows barely made the cut? And which less-heralded shows do you need to start DVRing? Read on.

IFC’s Portlandia is region-specific in its gentle mocking of Pacific Northwestern progressives, but its themes and characters are universal—particularly if you happen to live within a universe inhabited by twentysomethings, lined with ...