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Last call for “That’s what she said” material: The Office is closing. Also: Sherlock Holmes in “The Case Of The 2-Hour Finale” and a spirited graduation ceremony in Mystic Falls. 

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

If only Nick Fury were around to tell us to hold onto to our butts…

ABC, which waited until the last possible moment to pick up or cancel any of its series, has been announcing its pickups all afternoon long, in irritating, haphazard fashion, via Twitter.

Is this Community’s final finale? It could go either way at this point. Also: The Office takes over more Thursday-night real estate before it leaves forever and Glee makes sure you forever associate the word “Catfish” with 2013. 

Shonda Rhimes’ series is brazenly unrealistic—but it’s all in service of capturing how many Americans feel about their government.

Parks And Recreation calls upon FBI super-agent Burt Macklin to solve its season-ending mystery. Also: America’s favorite flustered Chicago psychologist and/or flustered Vermont innkeeper visits The Big Bang Theory.

As you know, in TV Club, you’re either in or you’re out—and Project Runway is on its way out. Also: The Originals sneak through The Vampire Diaries backdoor and the lights go out on Lima.  

Hungry for new TV? A glutton for viewing options? Not Hannibal—he eats people. Also: Ice clown returns to hometown (sans town crown) on Parks And Recreation and Fox comedies on a different night. 

The Vampire Diaries bites into the Big Apple. 

No, this is The Office episode that was the pilot for The Farm. Also: Archer goes nuclear while Person Of Interest goes to Atlantic City. 

Even worse for the network: It kind of worked.

The ABC soap’s embrace of emotion over intellect has resulted in great success.

Though not as awesome as, say, Undercover Boss.

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

The A.V. Club asked some of our favorite celebrities for their favorite sounds and sights of the past year.

 So there, critics.

Stephen Colbert is The Office’s Broccoli Rob (and so can you!) Also: Vampires and an astronaut—some in character, some not.

Time to crown another soon-to-be-forgotten Project Runway champion. Also: Elena adjusts to vampirism and Ben and April meet their congressman.

Given NBC’s decent fall, how will the final season of 30 Rock bite the hand that feeds? Also: Ron Swanson meets his the non-Tammy woman of his dreams and Dwight Schrute teaches Dothraki as a second language.  

Dive (dive! dive!) into Last Resort. Also: season and series premières that have nothing to do with submarines.