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Scandal's third season finale is a heck of a wild ride, rocketing along at top speed. Somehow, it manages to keep story and characters balanced while doing so.

FX's unmissable "Fargo": Billy Bob Thornton and Martin Freeman star in the fabulous new scripted cable series.

Starring Jamie Bell, Turn is based on the real history of America's first spy ring--the Culper Ring, and on the 2007 book 'Washington's Spies' by Alexander Rose.

Earthflight is a totally unique perspective as it takes you soaring through the skies, getting a birds-eye view on the world below.

Ripper Street Season Two veers away from Jack the Ripper, but has plenty of interesting cases with historic context.

Community goes out on a high note, saving the school in a time travel-esque, meta, emotionally fulfilling journey.

"Tested" isn't the best Glee episode musically, the songs more concerned with showcasing Riley's amazing voice than furthering the plot, but the story is more complex than expected.

The Suits season finale is full of excellent character moments in a very tense situation.

Being Human gives fans the exact happy ending they are hoping for.

Justified ties up the compelling Crowe case while preparing for a memorable final season.