The X Factor

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Fox has just announced its fall schedule. Details and night-by-night analysis to come. New shows are in bold. Mondays 8 p.m.: Bones 9 p.m.: The Mob Doctor 9 p.m. midseason: The Following Tue...

Here’s your roundup of TV upfront and scheduling news for the day: • Fox, which holds its upfront Monday, has been keeping a relatively low profile, compared to fellow Monday upfront network NBC. Fox had yet to pick anything up as of this morni...

Brutal honesty from someone who's climbed every worn rung on the ladder to success.

A disarming debut fuses sharp, eclectic songwriting with the oddness of outsider art. 

“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.

X Factor contestant Rachel Crow, the budding teen superstar who found herself cruelly crushed mid-bloom under the stiletto of Nicole Scherzinger’s indifference, has parlayed America’s protective love and pity into a record deal and her...

The American version of The X Factor had a fairly successful debut season, in terms of actual ratings for a brand new reality show.

The big takeaway from the Fox executive session? Fox president Kevin Reilly—one of the most affable network heads around—spent just as much time avoiding work over the holidays as you did.

They can’t all be Breaking Bad and Louie, but do they have to be this bad? 

It's time for Zack Handlen's not-all-that-long-but-it-probably-felt-like-it Star Trek: The Next Generation voyage to come to an end. Also: Finales for The X Factor and The League.

We single out television’s most remarkable/strangest/curious accomplishments.

It seems like just yesterday we met a bunch of crazy kids and Jessica Lange and called it an American Horror Story. And now it's all over! Also: More finales! Bieber fever! Santa!

It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia ends another season, with part two of the big high school reunion episode. Also: Practical jokes, the widow of Aaron Spelling, and holiday depression. Fun!

The Sucklord may be gone, but we think you'll laugh at our Work Of Art reviews anyway. Also: Vivien Harmon gives birth, the Heisman is given away, and new Kubrick debuts.

Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Community. Also: Community and golf.

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.

Celebrate Parks And Recreation before Santa takes it away for a whole month. Also: More new comedy, the end of Star Trek: TNG, and ESPN's weird West Virginia obsession.

William Shatner pops up on Psych tonight, and we can just about guess how many Star Trek jokes there will be. Also: The pope is on American Horror Story!(!!!!!)

When news went out that Community had been left off NBC’s midseason schedule, it was only natural for fans to panic.

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.

This Thanksgiving week, isn't it time to spend more time with your fictional family on Parenthood? Plus, an excellent Frontline, the always awesome Storage Wars, and Mike Tyson.

The Big Bang Theory takes a potentially big step forward. Or doesn't. It's impossible to know, really. Also, new NBC comedies, Wesley Crusher, and some movie about an explosive boat.

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!"

Today, we begin a new feature designed to bring you more into the TV Club Classic conversation, as we'll be learning all of your names. Also: Sheldon Cooper fears birds.