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Which of This Week's Season Finales Excites You Most?
A few shows have already wrapped up their seasons, but the big season finale push starts tonight with House. For the next two weeks, it's hard to find a weeknight that doesn't have at least one major season finale. Let's start with this week's list: Which show's season finale are you looking forward to most?
TV Tonight: Scrubs and 30 Rock Sign Off for the Season
It seems like just yesterday we were getting our TV shows back, and tonight, a couple of them are leaving us already. Scrubs and 30 Rock have the first finales of this screwy May sweeps period, and both episodes look like they're not to be missed.
First off, Scrubs.
Lost, Grey's Get Bonus Hours to End the Season
Lost and Grey's Anatomy are two shows that like to have not just finales, but finale events. And somehow, even in this strike-shortened year, they're still going to manage to pull off super-sized final episodes.
Lost was originally going to air a two-hour finale in May, but then the producers decided they could produce an extra hour — and, according to TV Guide, they convinced ABC that the final two hours had to air together.
TV Tonight: The "One Tree Hill" Season Finale
The dysfunctional teenagers of "One Tree Hill" are back tonight for one final high school hurrah. Rachel returns to host a graduation party for the senior class, at which all kinds of wackiness is sure to ensue.
Not only is tonight's episode the season finale, it's also our last chance to see "One Tree Hill" the way we've always known it.
TV Tonight: "Dirt" Season Finale With Jennifer Aniston
Even if you — like me — haven't really watched "Dirt" since the first episode, tonight's season finale is worth checking out: It brings the long-awaited guest appearance by Jennifer Aniston and, of course, the much-discussed girl-on-girl kiss.
Aniston plays rival editor Tina Harrod to Cox's Lucy Spiller, and one TV reviewer suggests that Jen even upstages her "Friends" co-star. The preview for tonight's show, which airs at 10 p.m.
"Friday Night Lights" Season to End in April
The Dillon Panthers will be wrapping up their march toward the state football championship sooner than we thought. NBC has announced that its new improv comedy series, "Thank God You're Here," will take over the "Friday Night Lights" time slot starting April 18. That means the season finale of "Friday Night Lights" is set for April 11, well before most shows wrap up their seasons.
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Mad Men, "Shut the Door. Have a Seat": This Week's 5 Maddest Moments
Wow. The biggest surprise of the third season finale of Mad Men isn't actually a plot point, but how light and almost exciting it manages to be. For a show that's normally so tense and tightly wound, this week's episode has a quick pace, and at times, a sense of humor.
Buzz In: What Are Your Hopes For the Mad Men Season Finale?
Tonight, the third season of Mad Men wraps up, and there couldn't be more characters and plotlines on a precipice. Last week, Betty told Don she doesn't love him anymore and got a marriage proposal from Henry, and Pete was looking close to leaving Sterling Cooper. The season has also been building up other situations that may come to a head tonight, such as Joan and Roger's relationship, Salvatore's unjustified firing, and the casting aside of Don's latest mistress, Suzanne, who seems to me to be a bit unstable.
What to TiVo: Sunday
- ABC has the 2009 American Music Awards
- CBS is new with Amazing Race, Cold Case, and Three Rivers
- FOX is new with The Simpsons, The Cleveland Show, Family Guy, and American Dad
- NBC has Sunday Night Football: Eagles at Bears
- The Food Network is new with Next Iron Chef
- HBO has the season finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm
- Showtime is new with Dexter and Californication
- E! is new with Girls Next Door and Leave It to Lamas
- MTV has repeats of MTV Cribs and has Drumline
- VH1 has repeats of Tough Love and Sex Rehab With Dr. Drew
Buzz-Worthy Video: Sneak Peek at Chuck Season 3!
I was so excited yesterday to learn that Chuck's third season premiere has been scheduled — and it's less than two months away. Still, the big two-hour kickoff can't come soon enough for me, especially after last year's epic finale. If you feel my pain, then you need to check out this sneak peek at the upcoming season.
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