Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

Save Me was one of NBC’s most intriguing pilots of the season—so, naturally, it’s premièring after that season has ended. Also: Hannibal stacks up the clues and Odo makes his move.

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. 

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. 

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.  

Newly crowned Internet folk hero Patton Oswalt headlines an hour of Parks And Recreation. Also: Christmas in April in Greendale and Hannibal comes up against a foe who’s wasting perfectly good organs. 

Jon Hamm says “If you’re looking for me / You better check the Archer finale” Also: The Greendale student body is suddenly made of felt—did this also affect the elevators at Dunder Mifflin? 

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. 

Raising Hope ends its third season on special night at special time—but there’s no need to panic. Also: Runway goes gag for Guggenheim, and Archer hijacks the Popemobile.  

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. 

The prayers of dozens are answered as Gilmore Girls comes to TV Club Classic. Also: The 500th Glee cover (only 500?) and another chance to be let down by Community. 

The comedian does a basic-cable warm-up for Dancing With The Stars. Also: Minimal competition for Community and Archer goes Kitchen: Confidential.

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...

The Knope-Wyatt nuptials lead an hour of Parks And Rec. Also: Non-regular reviewers filling in on regularly covered shows like Community, The Big Bang Theory, and The Vampire Diaries.

Anthony Edwards confirms prophecies about the season of #TheCape. Also: It’s late October in Greendale, but Valentine’s Day almost everywhere else.

Return to Greendale—unless NBC changed its mind again. Also: Adam Scott returns to the world of catering and Ron Cadillac reveals a dark secret. 

Tonight is Liz Lemon and Jack Donaghy’s (and Tracy Jordan’s and Jenna Maroney’s and Kenneth’s and, hell, probably Lutz’s and maybe even Subhas’) last stand? Blergh! Also: An hour with Dunder-Mifflin and the Big Bang Theory episode that’ll bury everything on NBC. 

It’s last call for Last Resort. Also: Liz Lemon sounds the “save my show” alarms and Dunder Mifflin meets some documentarians.

Archer, Legit, and Newsreaders extend the Thursday-night comedy party deep into the night. Also: A move for Parks And Recreation (which can never leave us again, please) and Suits suits up in its suits once more!  

Just because Elementary introduces a character named “M.” doesn’t mean the series has its Moriarty. Also: In a night of legendary rivalries, Jack Donaghy teams up with Devin Banks to defeat Kaylie Hooper and Dunder Mifflin takes on lice. 

Also: The Gang has its day in court (at Paddy’s) and Jake Sisko has several blasts from the past.

Love (or Love Actually)is all around in this year’s Glee Christmas episode. Also: Roll the 12-sided die with The Big Bang Theory and prepare for the end of days with Dirty Randy.

Does The Office’s last Christmas episode show shadows of things that will be, or shadows of things may be, only? Also: Non-Dickensian holiday fun with the family Donaghy and Tammy Two.

Break out your $4,000 ham napkin for Liz Lemon’s wedding. Also: Guest stars galore, including a reunion of Others and legendary smuggler Patton Oswalt.