Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

The TV season ended officially last night (though we’ll still have a few stragglers hanging on for a week or two), and we’re in for a few weeks of bumpiness before everybody’s summer favorites—and True Blood—come back ...

The TV season is officially over, but no one bothered to tell Awake. Also: People still think they can dance, and an Eagleheart villain thinks he can kill people by scatting.

With season four on the horizon, there’s no need to worry about NBC airing three Community episodes in one night. Also: Michael Britten gets closer to the truth while Chris Monsanto goes Hollywood.

It’s election night in Pawnee as Parks And Recreation’s fourth season comes to a close. Also: Wolowitz gets married and Andy Bernard infiltrates Dunder Mifflin. 

Perhaps the presence of a part-time Justified player can get you interested in a late-season episode of The Big Bang Theory? Also: Greendale mourns Star-Burns, and Leslie Knope takes the bus.

Live, from New York (again): It’s 30 Rock! Also: The return of Wil Wheaton and turning back the clock in Mystic Falls.

“Knope we can!”: Parks And Recreation resumes its fourth-season campaign. Also: A long trip to the Dreamatorium and the end of TV Club Classic’s Seinfeld coverage. 

The heart of the eagle is upon you, which means Eagleheart must be back. Also: The Dunder Mifflin party-planning committee reconvenes and Up All Night prepares for Stoogemania.

Delocated stages a reunion where the participants are supposed to be horrible human beings. Also: Stephen Hawking goes to Caltech, Ken Burns comes to Greendale (?), and everyone visits Tent City, U.S.A.!

The Secret Circle can do all that, but it’ll never top that (top that). Also: Divisions grow at Greendale, and the 69th best college basketball team in the nation is crowned.  

Archer rides the conclusion of its season finale into… the danger zone. Also: Abed struggles with addiction (to celebrity impersonators) and the adventures of Braxtons not named Toni.

Community is back! Also: Nothing is more important than the fact that Community is back.

It’s time for Unsupervised to take a look at its possible future. Also: Evil babies and the people who make them on CBS and MTV, respectively.

Sometimes loathing a character can be even more satisfying than rooting for a hero. This week, we look at fiction’s most enjoyable ire-magnets. 

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.

“You got Justified in my Archer!” “You got Archer in my Justified!” Also: Sheldon snaps, Leap Day with Liz Lemon, and Kramer as Merv Griffin.

Louis C.K.’s triumphant return to Parks And Recreation. Also: Fear and loathing (and Idol) in Las Vegas, and Delocated gets the “midnight munchingtons.” 

Oh hey, Up All Night—we almost forgot you were over there. Also: A supersized 30 Rock, partying French aristocrats, and the undeniable allure of… El Talismán.

Elijah is back on The Vampire Diaries, and we couldn't be more pleased about this development. Also: Big Bang's Wolowitz goes into space, and 30 Rock rips from the headlines.

An all new Parks & Rec centers on bowling somehow, and we couldn't be more excited. Also: Archer, two new 30 Rocks, fat chefs, and Seinfeldvision in more ways than one. 

Archer's back, and that means we're headed right into the danger zone. Also: Zack Handlen moves on to Deep Space 9, Unsupervised debuts, and Tracy Jordan says awful things.