http://www.cityweekly.net/utah/articles.sec-8385-1-true-tv.html By Bill Frost

ABC Returning: The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, Bachelor Pad, Body of Proof, Castle, Dancing With the Stars, Don’t Trust the B in Apt. 23, Grey’s Anatomy, Happy Endings, Last Man Standing, The Middle, Modern Family]]> By Bill Frost

Thursday, May 17Community (NBC) In the 90-minute season finale (actually, three half-hours), the Greendale gang takes on Breaking Bad’s Gus (Giancarlo Esposito), Chang’s new security dicta]]> By Bill Frost

Thursday, May 10 The Big Bang Theory (CBS) The gang rush to get Bernadette and Howard married before he’s shot into space; Amy makes more lesbian overtures toward Penny; CBS pre-sells 10 more]]> By Bill Frost

Season Finale: Had high hopes for 2 Broke Girls when it premiered back in September, but 20 episodes later? There’s a “not-so-fresh feeling” joke here somewhere. ]]> By Bill Frost

Metalocalypse—the Adult Swim series about Dethklok, a heavy metal band so powerful that the global economy rises and falls with them—returns Sunday, April 29 for Season 4 after 18 months o]]> By Bill Frost

Series Debut: “I’m a political leper and an emotional time bomb, so here’s an idea: Let’s put me onstage.” That sums up new Vice President Selina Meyer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) ]]> By Bill Frost

It hasn’t even premiered yet, and star/creator/writer/director/producer Lena Dunham is already receiving comparisons to DIY auteur Louis C.K. for her Girls—see all those slashes? Makes sense. Even though it’s a comedy about four female friends in New York City, Girls is as different from Sex & the City as Louie is from, well, everything]]> By Bill Frost

In the second new midseason series wherein ABC is afraid to use “bitch” in the title, Krysten Ritter (still best-known as Jesse’s ODed girlfriend in Season 2 of Breaking Bad) stars as the untrustworthy B ]]> By Bill Frost

The Season 4 finale of Mad Men aired (cabled?) Oct. 17, 2010—17 months ago! Squint hard and remember: Don (Jon Hamm) had impetuously proposed to his much, much younger secretary, Megan (Jessica Paré)...]]> By Bill Frost

It’s only been off the air for three months; you’d think NBC dropped a truckload of babies into a cage full of puppies and then fed them all to a pit of snakes (I’ve just anchored your summer schedule, TLC—you’re welcome). ]]> By Bill Frost

If nothing else, Game Change should give you chills over the bullet ’Merica dodged in rejecting the Sarah Palin/John McCain Republican presidential bid three years ago. ]]> By Bill Frost

Series Debut: TV critics are all a-flutter in their Dockers over NBC’s weepy new fantasy/crime drama Awake, about a police detective (Jason Isaacs) who, after a car accident, ]]> By Bill Frost

Season Premiere: Mitchell the dirty Irish vampire is gone, as is Nina the she-werewolf; her werewolf boyfriend/baby daddy, George (Russell Tovey), is on his way out]]> By Bill Frost

Season Premiere: It’s the last inning for the biggest ego in baseball, the fantastically mulleted Kenny Powers (Danny McBride)]]> By Bill Frost

Is the so-called History Channel’s new Mudcats nothing more than a clone of Animal Planet’s inexplicably popular Hillbilly Handfishin’? ]]> By Bill Frost

What does TV need? More singing shows! Fortunately, Smash isn’t The Voice, American Idol, The X Factor (remember that?) or even Glee. OK, it’s a little like Season 1 Glee (deft mix of humor, drama and music)]]> By Bill Frost

The long, weird trip of Spartacus continues—after one proper season, one slapped-together “prequel” season, one deceased star and The Fate of Starz Original Programming riding on it all, how does Vengeance stack up?]]> By Bill Frost

H. Jon Benjamin’s other series, Fox’s Bob’s Burgers and Comedy Central’s Jon Benjamin Has a Van, are nice additions to the résumé, but he’s likely never going to top Archer ...]]> By Bill Frost

Season Premiere: What to know about Season 3 of Justified: U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) is watching his back for Bennetts more than ever after the death of family figurehead Mags ...]]> By Bill Frost

The former Independent Film Channel is rebranding itself as a hipster destination point and, fittingly ironic, the hipster-skewering Portlandia has become its flagship series … get it? ]]>