Comedy

Silicon Valley sticks its landing in the first season finale, delivering the perfect mix of filthy humor and well-developed characters in a twist that feel fresh even when it isn't.

Spooked is a fun romp with layered characters and a cohesive, well-paced story, to be teased out over four episodes.

Derek presents a unique individual who just may challenge your preconceived notions and worldview.

Modern Family remains funny, but it needs to be careful not to let stunts overshadow the authentic emotional heart of the series.

Warehouse 13 delivers an emotionally satisfying story, that, unfortunately, is as cheesy and shallow as much of the series was, rather than redeeming itself in the end.

The Big Bang Theory shows us a brand-new side of Sheldon Cooper, seven seasons in, as his low point coincides with everyone else's high.

Chris Colfer doesn't quite hit the heart of what Glee is in his first episode writing the show, but does have a distinctive voice that shines through.

New Girl is still funny, but should seriously consider dropping the "will they or won't they" and moving forward.

Louie returns true to form, with the promise of some big, different directions coming soon.

Sirens is a relatively standard comedy, but is modern enough not to feel stale.