Slings And Arrows

“It’s beautiful. It’s not what you normally see on television. Certainly Canadian television.”

“Those moments are really hard to come by in this business. You get them, and they fall apart.” 

Another TV season ends, and Modern Family is there to send us sailing off into the summer. Also: Season finales for The Middle and Nashville, and the return of the B---- in apartment 23.

Arrow ends a goofy, over-the-top season in goofy, over-the-top fashion, just as we hoped it would. Also: The Hecks ditch school on The Middle, and the Stanley Cup playoffs move forward.

If this season of Nashville somehow doesn't end with Juliette Barnes destroying all in her path, we will be highly disappointed. Also: Modern Family visits the roller rink!

The Americans ends its first season, and we offer up a firm "Nyet!" to all who doubt its awesomeness. Also: The Stanley Cup playoffs begin, and ABC's comedies return.

The boys on Supernatural get Pac-Man fever, as we endure the last night before May sweeps ushers out the TV season. Also: <i>Survivor</i>'s dark side and the NBA playoffs.

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.

It's Modern Family, so you know wacky hijinks are certain to ensue! Also: Nashville expands the role of our least favorite character, Americans get tense, and college guys swim and dive.

Arrow leads off a night positively crammed with new TV, including several debuts, new ABC comedies, a Survivor where people eat braaains, and the return of The Americans.

Psych celebrates its 100th episode with an homage to the cult classic movie version of Clue. Also: ABC's family comedies are back, and Nova goes meteor hunting in Russia.

Workaholics ends another season as it must: with intimations of apocalyptic dread. Also: Arrow and Supernatural are back, and Morgan Freeman takes you through a wormhole.

It's an evening of good, old-fashioned sabotage on Survivor, but we doubt anyone sings the Beastie Boys song. Also: A new Americans, and Psych gets called back up to the bigs.

Another week brings another predictably excellent episode of The Americans. Are you watching it? Also: Kroll Show wraps up its run, and two cable channels debut two new reality shows.

Scientology: not the humorously kooky Hollywood religion we think.

It's time for another season of Top Chef to end. Which chef will be on top? You'll have to wait and see. Also: The Americans have lots of sexy sex, and Guys With Kids ends its run, most likely.

As surely as the snows begin to melt and the first few robins of the year hop about the greening lawns, the TV Club is going to bring you its own collection of fresh, new things, only in this case, they’re all things that have been long dead, and we...

Suburgatory offers you unasked-for romantic advice and oodles of T-ball. Also: Second Opinions Week continues with new thoughts on Arrow, The Middle, Modern Family, and others.

Wednesdays, an already crowded TV night, get even more complicated with the return of Southland. Also: Survivor is back, and we do not enjoy the air travel experience.

Tonight's Supernatural has something to do with Hitler, so we, naturally enough, are recommending it. Also: ABC's comedies are all new, and Mike Tyson is on SVU.

FX's The Americans is here, and we're dusting off all our Yakov Smirnoff jokes, like it's 2005 all over again! Also: Supernatural time travels, and Suburgatory does an episode about the dog.

Enter this brave, new Tuesday-night world with double doses of Raising Hopeand Happy Endings. Also: The return of True American and Fight Night in Harlan County. 

We begin our TV Club Classic coverage of Canada's greatest (and only?!) drama series, Slings & Arrows. Also: The end of another American Horror Story and drones on Nova.