The Middle

Another TV season ends with some singer you'll never think about again winning a giant prize on American Idol, and you're going to like it. Also: The ultimate Revenge is here.

The end of the TV season is just a week away, so take this chance to check out your favorite ABC comedies while you still have the chance. Also: Who wants to watch Twister?!

Night-by-night analysis to come. Here's ABC's primetime schedule for the 2012-13 season. New shows are in bold. Mondays 8 p.m.: Dancing With The Stars (performance) 10 p.m.: Castle Mondays in January 8 p.m.: The Bachelor 10 ...

Here’s your roundup of TV upfront and scheduling news for the day: • ABC is the only network that has announced no renewals to this point, with even NBC having picked up Grimm and Smash last month. CBS renewed a boatload of shows,...

The Modern Family clan is taking a ride on the corporate synergy express straight to Disneyland! Also: We learn what the most dangerous game is. Spoiler! It's badminton.

Check out one of TV's best new comedies, Suburgatory, as it really gets on a roll. Also: Several men compete to see who is the strongest, and movies we like are on television.

ABC tosses a Bryan Cranston theme night with all new comedies, including promising newcomer Don't Trust The B---- In Apartment 23. Also: A stop-motion animated horse.

South Park returns for season 16, and its earnest attempts to shock us now just seem so adorable. Also: new ABC comedies, Rottweilers in E.R.'s, and way too much Jennifer Lawrence talk.

In honor of Leap Day, Top Chef completes its latest season. Also: Psych and America's Next Top Model are back, and, like, 55 different shows do Leap Day episodes.

Suburgatory’s all like “Hey, people still laugh at Jersey Shore, right?” Also: Spring smackdown, carnival justice, and all your middle-school crushes.

Been wondering if one gender is better than the other? Well, fear not, because Survivor's about to answer all your questions. Also: Stupid Canadian spelling, James Wolk taunts, and Bieber. 

ABC's comedies are back, and all but one of them are celebrating Valentine's Day six days early. Also: Raccoons, Marvel movies, William Devane, and American Idol's Hollywood round. 

It's time for American Idol to come back and dominate the land, and it will demand sacrifices from all of the other networks. Also: Comedy! Fried things! Royal Pains!

FX just had what its executives call its “best year ever,” with the launch of their top first-season comedy (Wilfred) and top first-season drama (American Horror Story) in 2011.

Our Modern Family coverage calls in a relief reviewer, just in time for the show to get egg all over its face. Also: More comedy, Restaurant Wars, and Brad Pitt's hands.

Every week, we cover The Middle, and every week, you ignore us. Well, no more! Also: More ABC comedies, the return of Revenge, and the sad tale of the Orange Bowl.

Highlights from shows outside The A.V. Club’s best-of list. 

We didn't think we'd end up liking Revenge this much either, but we did, so here we are. Also: State Of Play makes its American debut, Christmas episodes of comedies, and strong toddlers.

We've seen tonight's Suburgatory, and we thought it was funny. Maybe you will, too? Also, a surprising amount of stuff is on, what with it being the night before Thanksgiving and all.

It's the end of the 15th season of South Park, and it's featured some of the show's best episodes. Also: ABC's all new, The X Factor's still on, and we yell "KHAAAAANNN!"

Good news, everyone! Top Chef is back, and it's found 29 people to force to travel to Texas to cook for us! Also: Comedies galore, women's volleyball, and Steve Jobs.

Is American Horror Story starting to figure out how to use its batshit insanity to its own advantage? That, plus Halloween comedies, baseball, and a fun, Revenge-based story problem.

What's up with Modern Family and car accidents? We ponder that question, plus look forward to a new episode of South Park, radioactive wolves in the Ukraine, and the World Series.

Back in the days when it was one of the biggest hits on television, the big question was always why nothing ever worked after Lost.

What's on tonight? Well, ABC's family comedies, FX's American Horror Story, and a documentary special about sex robots, for three.