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Southland wraps up its fifth season, and we hope it's not the final one. Also: Suburgatory also ends its season, while things heat up on Survivor and The Americans.

The medical comedy was bound to make an all-singing, all-dancing half-hour—all it needed was an assist from the Avenue Q guys.

This week, Les Misérables has our staff-and-reader question looking at the most memorable numbers from our favorite musicals.

At last summer’s Television Critics Association press tour, Fox president Kevin Reilly was casually confident about his network winning yet another ratings crown for yet another season.

The teenage dreams of the ’90s are alive in Austin.

Another list from The A.V. Club.

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When Becky Slater came between Kevin Arnold and “Miss Priss.” 

The creators of the cult-hit Nickelodeon show on Iggy Pop, Nona, and Artie’s departure.

The A.V. Club's weekly list. 

The popular Comedy Central series doubles in size this season, something something “tight butthole.” 

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.

It's the worst night of television of 2012 so far. Fortunately, RuPaul's Drag Race comes to the rescue with its season finale. Also: There's nothing. Nothing! Go outside or something!

Come along for Adventure Time in the land of Ooo. It's what our reviews would want you to do. Also: House loses his favorite prostitute, and 2 Broke Girls file their taxes.

Somehow, RuPaul's Drag Race is often our most popular reality show. We're as surprised as you are. Also: House takes on Wikileaks, and a basketball champion is crowned.

The Voice ends its battle rounds, and we're disappointed at how little "battle" there was in these "battle rounds." Also: RuPaul's Drag Race considers our democratic process.

Have you heard us complaining about Mondays being terrible? Then you'll forgive us some 2 Broke Girls musing. Also: Stars dancing, college kids playing baseball, and RuPaul lie-detecting.

Smash's ratings have stabilized, but we still have some questions about this whole Marilyn: The Musical thing. Also: Soccer, sexual revolutions, and reservation cops.

Fox is ready to try something else, so it's burning off two new Alcatraz episodes tonight. Also: Battle rounds on The Voice, Winnipeg hockey, and the Feud!

How I Met Your Mother exits February sweeps with something very like momentum. Also: Castle imitates a different ABC drama, dudes marry witches, and the president sings.

Monday night TV always makes us think we should read a book. Instead, we'll recommend you watch Being Human. Also: Bill Clinton and Bigfoot, together at last!

The TV veteran co-creator of Cougar Town talks about the show’s return and the future of television. 

It's another drab, boring Monday, so thank God RuPaul has arrived to take away our midwinter blahs. Also: A Gossip Girl wedding, monster trucks, and Andrew Zimmern.

House has returned from its long hiatus, but that's not terribly exciting, and nothing else is on, so let's talk about Smash, why not? Also: Tennis, Phil Ochs, and Fruit Brute jokes.