The Killing

And plays it very, very safe elsewhere.

On the show where everyone is miserable.

 Perhaps his secret is that he's a hockey mask-wearing vigilante?

 For real.

 It's a twist.

 Yep.

  It's also possible this is just a red herring.

After a TV season in which FX saw its original series grow in the ratings, the launch of a successful new series in American Horror Story, and substantial Emmy and critical success, all FX president John Landgraf wanted to talk about was the way th...

 It's a cliffhanger!

We’ve got work to do—watching the Breaking Bad première, specifically. Also: Premières that are not Breaking Bad, but do have Timothy Hutton and Sigourney Weaver.

The Longmire actress talks about the show’s grueling schedule and changing up the energy on set. 

Aaron Sorkin has an opinion about the state of TV journalism. Also: Monorail. Monorail. Monorail.

This Father’s Day, salute Noah Wyle as the father of a brave, new post-alien-invasion world. Also:Oh, that’s who killed Rosie Larsen, and other season-finale reveals.

Mad Men ends a season while True Blood begins one, fanning the flames of the eternal advertiser/vampire feud. Also: Selina Meyer ends her first term, and Scuzzlebutt is coming right for us! 

Greta Gerwig has her affability tested in this indie rom-com about a newly single woman learning to live on her own.  

A&E's new Western series Longmire isn't there just yet, but at least it's copying the answers off of the right shows. Also: Game Of Thrones' second season comes to an end.

Convoluted murder investigations with lots of red herrings? Sign her up.

War is coming? No, war is here on Game Of Thrones. Also: Don Draper works for (and through) the weekend, while Selina Meyer encounters hostility in Baltimore.

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.

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.

David Simon recently heated up an already-fraught conversation between TV creators, critics, and fans. Maybe it’s time to cool it down.