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Slide show: Killer zombies, glorious "Mad Men," Zach Galifianakis -- the shows that blew our minds this year
In the wake of the late-night wars, one host emerges victorious -- and his name isn't Jay or Conan or Dave
TNT's moving, understated drama focuses on the disappointments and the sweetness of growing old among old friends
Fran Lebowitz famously hasn't written a book in 20 years, but HBO makes the case she's as relevant as ever
The "old-versus-young" season looked like a dud, but then the reality show yielded its sharpest weapon: Surprise
ABC's dysfunctional family affair sets itself apart by honoring the complexity of its characters
CBS's tropical cop drama serves up big waves, cool songs and stories as subtle as a karate chop to the jaw
Yes, it can be juvenile. But at its best, FX's comedy is a charming show about finding escape from adult life
In its second season, Jonathan Ames' comedy gains steam as it charts the perils of the writer's life
While the other new shows falter, this scrappy detective drama gets better with age
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Heather Havrilesky is Salon's TV critic and author of the rabbit blog. She co-created Filler, a popular cartoon on Suck.com, with illustrator Terry Colon. Her writing has appeared in New York Magazine, the LA Times, the Washington Post, Bookforum and on NPR's All Things Considered. Her memoir,
