Nikita is currently one of the best shows on TV, and I'm so happy it came back. I watch that. The Vampire Diaries is pretty great and if you don't believe me, read Carrie's reviews. Gossip Girl was terrible since season 4 but in the last nine episodes, it managed to get good again. I'm still not sure how it did it.

More interesting than the schedule is the announcement that the CW will be fighting repeats by beginning it's season on October.

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I like how you tell NBC to learn how to TV already. This is the network with AV club favorites Parenthood, Community, Parks and Recreation, and Awake. The problem, as it turns out, is that America will not tune into NBC because NBC has become too sophisticated for America.

I loved every single scene of this episode. Oh, and even the nudity in this episode served the plot! So far, best episode of Game of Thrones yet.

Or I can watch TV, which is more more entertaining than my fellow human beings. Plus, all they want to talk about is reality TV, sports, and what was on last night. So without TV, I can't connect with them.

That would have been awesome.

This show is actually pretty great with it's unspoken bit of continuity. They are visual gags for the loyal viewers. I think that they don't mess with the set unless the characters are the ones to do it.

Nope, he said all three. This show completely flies under the radar, so I think they are fine. Plus, he was referencing a government department by name so it's fine.

I picked season one's "Mothers Day" episode if you can legally find it, but this episode is as good as any to start with.

"I thought this episode was surprisingly dark, at least for this show."

You're right. There's no way the Heck family can afford HBO. Maybe she goes over to her only friend's, Carly, house? Or the family that has everything (the Donahues).

Yeah, it seemed like a POV mistake until you saw the rest of the episode and realize she only knew she stabbed him due to the picture and video she saw at the end of the episode. So all was forgiven.

@The_Misanthrope:disqus I've been using Hulu Plus for a while. I don't have to authenticate. That was my point-I've been exempt from it due to Hulu  Plus.

I believe that Hulu Plus subscribers will be exempt from this, just like how we don't have to wait 7 days to watch the latest episode.

And the rest just became more plausible.

Mistresses is ABC. Not NBC.

I like how Sam is like: "This is going to make the whedonites mad, but I didn't like the lead in Dollhouse."
And then Todd is like "Fuck that, I don't like Buffy!"

If you have HuluPlus (or have the right cable provider), you might as well watch it tomorrow and give it the grade. Otherwise, you'll have to wait seven days unless you plan to pirate it. In which case, shame on you. Shame on you.

Some people might think that this is yet another sign that the Office needs to end. I see this as a sign that maybe new characters might put a new life into the Office.