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Fargo proves crime shows don't have to be dark and morally ambiguous to be very, very good.

While the action factor this week was low, the emotional barometer was high.

'Game of Thrones' is all about the characters, wonderfully illustrating elements of various personalities in several major characters amid the action of the season finale.

If you can ignore the disjointed animation and pretend like Kicker is just a petulant mini-Autobot who was raised by humans, you can have a lot of fun with "Transformers: Energon."

Are you a Trubie? Win a copy of the "True Blood" Season Six DVD from Blogcritics, courtesy of HBO.

David Tennant stars in the latest installment of PBS's "Masterpiece Mystery," "The Escape Artist."

Faking It stumbles in building finale cliffhangers, but overall, has a solid first season.

Murder in the First is a serial, thankfully, but TNT joins the high-concept crime genre game late and with a weak entry, not worthy of its excellent catch.

Game of Thrones stays in one setting for an entire hour for the first time ever, delivering an emotionally-charged battle and defining moments for Sam and Jon Snow.

Veep promotes its lead, changing the premise but not the structure of the show in the least, as Louis-Dreyfus delivers another career-defining performance.