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Parks And Rec goes to Thursdays at 8, because that's worked so well in the past.

With network upfronts just next week, this would normally be the time when said networks started picking up new shows and canceling old ones willy-nilly.

Maybe not, now that the show has evolved beyond his influence.

Prepare for the end of election season with The Good Wife’s November surprise. Also: Emma Swan goes looking for beans while Nucky Thompson buys a pony.

Terrorists, you’ve been warned: NTSF: SD: SUV:: joins the TV Club force. Also: Louie gets sick and Awkward. gets… awkward.

Family Guy still has plenty of ideas—like doing a sequel to an episode based on viewer-submitted story pitches. Also: Lady Gaga, Beefsquatch, and Harry Crane sightings.

NBC is the first network to announce its fall schedule, and it decided to get a jump on tomorrow’s upfront (a presentation held to convince advertisers to invest in the network’s new shows) by announcing its fall schedule to the press today.

Here’s what’s up in the world of TV for Sunday, May 13. All times are Eastern. TOP PICK Survivor (CBS, 8 p.m.): The events of Survivor’s current season definitively prove that women are more ...

Sherlock in “The Case Of The Swiftly Saturating Sunday Schedule.” Also: Bryan Cranston and Patton Oswalt get animated.

If it pleases the court, The Good Wife would like to end its third season. Also: The Simpsons do David Foster Wallace (sort of) and Rod Serling. 

Julia Louis-Dreyfus vetoes the “Seinfeld curse” in Veep. Also: The dead talk back on The Killing and Game Of Thrones goes to Harrenhal.

Girls [marimba loop] what we really want is Girls. Also: Kenny Powers retires, and the History Channel finally solves that pesky “Why did the Titanic sink?” mystery.

The Borgias brings the politics of Catholicism, the boobs of the Renaissance to your Easter Sunday. Also: Showtime’s “Strong-But-Troubled Female Power Pack” returns, and James Cameron give his “final” (sure) word on the Titanic.

It's a big night for TV. Game Of Thrones is back! Mad Men is on! Our Simpsons classic reviews are back! The Killing is... The Killing is also a show that will be on TV tonight!

The first (and only) derby day for Luck, and Dr. Steve Brule is here—for your health!

It wasn’t a good week for Luck—take sympathy on the series by watching its penultimate episode. Also: Ginnifer Goodwin is wanted for murder, and Homer versus the robots.

Bob’s Burgers is re-opened for business. Also: A new crime-fighting duo in Storybrooke, and Ryan Seacrest and Bravo join forces. (Terrifying, unstoppable forces.)