Okay, that made me laugh.

The Following had a pretty damn entertaining episode this week. A B isn't out of line at all.

The Borgias is indeed amazing.

This show may be stupid, but damn this was a fun episode.

No cable drama would benefit from 22 episodes a season.  In fact 13 is often too many, which is why I love the fact that some of the newer dramas only make 10 episodes a season.

It was like a regular Nevermind cover up in there.

This episode was completely awesome.  It's so nice to have the show back.

Veep's cool and all but the premiere I'm most excited for tonight is The Borgias.  Season two was excellent.  It's just a pity that so few people watch the show.

At least Da Vinci actually existed, so the show has that going for it.

Sadly I liked the first season of The Killing more than this, and I didn't really like it at all.

I don't follow Archer, but in the case of Justified the ratings started low and then grew.  The Americans premiered to decent ratings and has been sliding ever since.  It's a totally different situation.

You're not alone at all.  It's a decent show, but the hyperbolic praise from television critics is entirely undeserved.

It was awesome, but a 3+ demo seems like a crazy pipe dream.

Only mediocre is too good for Girls.

I'd assume it's because of the production delays caused by Hurricane Sandy.

Yeah, FX is usually better about this stuff.  They royally fucked up the scheduling tonight.

So true.  I love Totally Biased once a week, but I'm out once it goes to five nights this fall.

Why do you think they bought 100 episodes of Charlie Sheen's Anger Management?

Exactly. Legit probably costs 1/10 of what Terriers did so it's not a worthy comparison.

That's not true at all.