Prime Suspect

The creator of Lone Star and the new series Awake talks about managing a TV show that failed, and another that takes place in two timelines at once. 

Watch Awake now before its inevitable, disappointing cancellation. Also: Daddy issues for Sterling Archer, a familiar situation at Dunder Mifflin, and Bob Costas talking to people who aren’t Bob Costas.

Tonight would be a good chance to sample Shameless and see where you land on it. That is, unless you're going to watch football, like most Americans. Also: American Idol, weirdly.

It's time for Zack Handlen's not-all-that-long-but-it-probably-felt-like-it Star Trek: The Next Generation voyage to come to an end. Also: Finales for The X Factor and The League.

It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia ends another season, with part two of the big high school reunion episode. Also: Practical jokes, the widow of Aaron Spelling, and holiday depression. Fun!

Celebrate Parks And Recreation before Santa takes it away for a whole month. Also: More new comedy, the end of Star Trek: TNG, and ESPN's weird West Virginia obsession.

We don't know if you're aware, but in between his reviews of seasons of The Sopranos, TV Club editor Todd VanDerWerff pops in reviews of other series, just to break the Jersey chill (and it can be a cold chill indeed).

When news went out that Community had been left off NBC’s midseason schedule, it was only natural for fans to panic.

The Big Bang Theory takes a potentially big step forward. Or doesn't. It's impossible to know, really. Also, new NBC comedies, Wesley Crusher, and some movie about an explosive boat.

Though it seems unable to just come right out and say that a show is canceled these days, NBC has suggested a slightly more definite end to Prime Suspect, the Maria Bello-starring, Americanized reboot of the classic British cop drama. Deadline rep...

Today, we begin a new feature designed to bring you more into the TV Club Classic conversation, as we'll be learning all of your names. Also: Sheldon Cooper fears birds.

America has unexpectedly made Grimm a hit by NBC standards, so now we have to listen to the network crow about it. Also, Charlie Day is on SNL?! Awesome!

USA's Burn Notice returns and hopes to return to its one-time glory. Also: Almost everything we cover on Thursdays is new, and have we got a soccer game for you!

Beavis And Butt-Head make their return to MTV, and we've got an early review of the first episode. Also: Halloween comedies, Great Pumpkins, and a boring Runway finale.

An excellent episode of Community leads off an evening filled with comedy, classic Stephen King adaptations, and a real-life Eagleheart.