Genres tv

The characters of Mad Men are in an airport terminal, figuratively, and need to pick their final destination.

After a run of really compelling episodes, "Once Upon a Time" pauses to make the case for Killian Jones and his pursuit of Emma Swan.

Community presents part one of what could be a two-part series finale with the story of Greendale being saved too well, leading to its fall.

Glee tackles hate crimes in New York City as a selfish diva makes a mistake and a couple reunites.

'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,' in conjunction with 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier,' abandons its format in a twisty, mystery-laden suspense ride.

Stephen Colbert has been named by CBS as David Letterman's replacement when Letterman retires from The Late Show next year.

Shameless shows the growth of its central family as they overcome this past year, only to wallop them with new challenges at the end.

"Veep" is absolutely hilarious, with the characters well-defined and well-performed, the misfits you want to root for to almost succeed.

Raising Hope went out with two fairly typical episodes, unfortunately, but at least they maintained quality and charm the show is known for.

Once Upon a Time in Wonderland's ending is slightly too easy, but emotionally satisfying. The opposite of the miniseries' rocky start.