On Revolution, The Americans are coming into Willoughby while Monroe finds bounties out for himself, Miles and Rachel. Click to read more of our review of "Love Story!"
On Criminal Mind, the BAU goes to Dallas to hunt down a sniper who's killed multiple victims at a plaza. Was this an act of domestic terrorism or was it random? Read our review for more details.
Just because we found out Rayna can't sing on this week's Nashville, that didn't stop us from loving all that went down in Music City. Read our latest review.
Arrow started Season 2 by rebuilding Oliver's relationships with his friends and family and re-establishing his goals to protect Starling City. Read the review for more.
On Chicago Fire, Hadley continues to target Station 51's most dangerous buildings while Casey deals with the adjustment of having two young boys to take care of. Read on for our review of "Defcon 1!"
On NCIS, a bomb goes off in a disgruntled Navy Lieutenant's apartment. Meanwhile, McGee is in trouble after losing his NCIS badge. Read our review for more.
This week on New Girl, Schmidt went to great lengths to attempt to break Nick and Jess up. Did he succeed? Or is he still just the loneliest guy in the loft? Find out in our review!
Mindy tries to get over her feelings for Casey this week on The Mindy Project. Read in our review how things get awkward around the office when Mindy tries to seduce Morgan.
On Castle this week: The murder of a former teen star from a '90s high school sitcom takes a strange turn when Beckett and McCord arrive at the 12th to take over the case and find a new detective at Beckett's desk.
Sleepy Hollow revealed the name of the horned creature this week, as well as some deep history involving Abbie's sister, Jenny. What did you think of the latest episode?
This week on How I Met Your Mother, Ted has to answer to Barney about holding Robin's hand at the carousel. Lily, meanwhile, confronts Robin about her lack of female friends.
Beauty and the Beast returned for Season 2 with some major changes, but Cat refused to give up on love despite some steep obstacles. Read the review for more!
Yea, thanks. And by thanks I mean, thank you for deciding that I should age, grow old, and probably die from a paper cut. Oh yea, and that I'll never get to do magic again. Because I'm perfect now! Did Professor Lipson tell you? I'm perfectly normal, and we all know magic doesn't come from normal so thank you for deciding that without me.