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Tina Fey’s brainchild is as much about the relationship between Liz and Jack as it is the relationship between Liz and her show.

The man behind (and beneath) Count Von Count, Lew Zealand, and Emmet Otter has died.

We begin our look at how TV handles competition by dancing ’til we drop with the Stars Hollow gang. 

The voice star of Nickelodeon’s Avatar: The Last Airbender sequel The Legend Of Korra talks about physicality, fun with fandom, and whether the whole “strong female lead” thing is about to blow over. 

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 ...

Bid farewell to the Glee seniors—until they’re inevitably, awkwardly integrated into season-four story lines. Also: American Idol finals and… that’s about it.

While the rest of TV is distracted by finales and upfronts, Cougar Town sneaks two episodes onto the air. Also: Body-swapping at McKinley High… and little else.

New Girl’s come a long way from its pilot, so the least you can do is check out its season finale. Also: Prom night in Lima and a winner on The Voice.

With other shows nearing their season finales, The Voice is thrust into the “Top Pick” limelight. Also: Are auditions as important as regionals? (Or sectionals?) Maybe we can ask Justin Long.

Don’t cha wanna Glee say you wanna Glee don’t cha wanna Glee. Also: Money, money, money.

“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. 

After the maddening twist of last week’s episode, Raising Hope’s season finale tries to win you back. Also: New Directions goes disco and Frontline takes on CSI. 

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.

With a name like “Slaughterhouse,” it has to be a good Justified finale. Also: The returns of Will Schuester (boo!) and the cul-de-sac crew (hooray!)

Four unfortunate singers hear the words “You are not The Voice!” Also: Comical eyewear on Fox, and a dam documentary (full of dam footage and dam information) comes to PBS.

PBS has brought Frontline back, and ooh, can you smell the anticipation coursing through America's veins? Also: Everybody else takes the night off, so take a nap or something.

Key & Peele wins a game of series-finale roulette. Also: Bad-guy overload in Harlan, and hot-dog vendors with filthy mouths.

NBC wishes upon a Fashion Star. Also: A Sacred Heart Hospital reunion and theoretical encounters of the third kind.

You know what other Muppet project had no involvement from Jason Segel? The Muppet Show. Also: Fox gets topical and Megan Mullally gets busier.

Also: Will Schuester dons a toreador’s outfit while Real Housewives and doomsday survivalists battle for cable supremacy.

Glee is offering a tribute to Michael Jackson, and because we haven't learned our lesson yet, we're cautiously optimistic. Also: Lots of good drama, hockey, and HOLY SHIT, MUMMENSCHANZ! 

The President is taking away many of your favorite TV shows so he can talk to you. Fortunately, cable's got everything from White Collar to Justified to Southland to Chopped.

Two of TV's best dramas, Justified and Southland, return tonight for all new seasons. Also: The return of White Collar, Fox is back, and tennis. Anybody watch tennis?

After a terrific, mostly standalone episode, Parenthood gets back to the daily grind of its serialized storylines. Also: Sign language, vampire Kermit the Frog, and Billy the Kid.

We welcome Switched At Birth to our regular coverage roster by firing pistols into the air. Also: FLCL makes its TV Club Classic debut, new Parenthood, and the Iowa caucuses.