Whitney

 Just to be nice.

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.

Psych celebrates its 100th episode with an homage to the cult classic movie version of Clue. Also: ABC's family comedies are back, and Nova goes meteor hunting in Russia.

TV Club concludes its regular coverage of the Matthew Perry Funtime Grief Half Hour. Also: Second opinions on New Girl, The Mindy Project, Justified, and Cougar Town.

American Horror Story, at this rate, is going to reveal everyone in the asylum is a famous historical figure—even you. Also: ABC's comedies celebrate Thanksgiving.

In its seemingly endless campaign to get fans of Community to hate it, NBC pulled the show from its original premiére date of Oct.

We look at which new shows cover their concept on the title screen, and which need a helpful tweak. 

 Where he belongs.

Sometimes if you go in expecting nothing, you’re pleasantly surprised by anything. 

This week, we look at the entertainment we had to drop mid-stream.

Lena Dunham’s much-contested series isn’t trying to fit into a male worldview, and some people are not okay with that. 

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

With season four on the horizon, there’s no need to worry about NBC airing three Community episodes in one night. Also: Michael Britten gets closer to the truth while Chris Monsanto goes Hollywood.

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.

Everyone's safe for now.

Here’s your round-up of TV upfront and scheduling news for the day. • NBC has picked up two additional new series to join Anne Heche star vehicle Save Me (picked up earlier today) and Matthew Perry vehicle Go On (picked up weeks a...

America’s Next Top Model proves its impression of Canada is informed and accurate (which is to say it’s neither of those things). Also: Happy Endings lies, and our long, national Whitney nightmare comes to an end.

Oh hey, Up All Night—we almost forgot you were over there. Also: A supersized 30 Rock, partying French aristocrats, and the undeniable allure of… El Talismán.

A genie offers you one wish, limited to the realm of pop culture. What would you change, add, or eliminate to improve the world? 

If there's ever going to be a starker demonstration of just how little America cares about the kinds of shows that are popular on this here Internet than the fact that the debut of Rob Schneider's new "Rob Schneider marries into a Mexican family...

Hey, have you been needing a “get out of jail free” card for all of those times you’re walking around, making assumptions about people based on their race and/or for all of those times your popular television sitcom has done that very th...

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.

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? 

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