Jennifer Trofa

Veep ends its strongest season yet with a darkly comedic, completely unpredictable episode. In a shocking development, Laura Montez is elected president, and Selina is officially a civilian again for the first time in decades.

Murder in the First returns for its third season, which finds Terry and Hildy investigating the high-profile murder of a professional quarterback, while DA Mario Siletti deals with his own high-profile legal drama.

This week’s episode fails to reach the heights of last week’s “The Trial”, but there are still some laughs to be had.

Orange is the New Black ends its excellent but upsetting fourth season with a shocking, tragic death and the beginnings of a dangerous prison riot.

This week’s episode had everything: hilarious talking heads, a timely critique of modern society, with the gun control debate thinly veiled as ridiculous conversations between Albert and Beatrice about hatchets, and the return of Jason Ritter as the petulant Bellacourt son Frederick.

Orange is the New Black takes a dark turn, as Piper suffers a brutal blow, a fan favorite returns addicted to drugs, and the true soulless nature of MCC is revealed, but it’s shaping up to be the best season yet.

The third episode of this new TBS comedy deals with the discovery of a suitcase full of sex toys. If it hasn’t made clear already, this is a ridiculous show full of ridiculous, but extremely fun to watch, people.

Mindy finally kisses Jody! Also, Leo books a role on a soap opera! All in all, a pretty hilarious episode of The Mindy Project.

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Odd Mom Out returns for its second season with a fun, light episode that reminds us why this show is perfect summer viewing.

Orange is the New Black returns for an excellent fourth season, expertly blending drama and comedy as the women deal with overcrowding, their new corporate overlords, racial tensions, a murder cover-up, and more.

Catherine’s documentary is finally unveiled as Team Meyer gathers for the most important day of Selina’s presidency: the vote in the House of Representatives.

The Jim Gaffigan Show returns for its second season with a special two-episode event, packed with guest stars, jokes, and a hilarious, inspired take on a real-life internet controversy.

Comedy Central’s pitch perfect Downton Abbey meets Keeping Up with the Kardashians parody returns for a second season, with the deliciously self-absorbed Bellacourt sisters meeting one of America’s greatest heroes: Harriet Tubman.

TBS’s new comedy Wrecked premiered last tonight with two solid episodes that make a strong case for why this show is more than just a Lost parody.

Mindy may actually have found a real boyfriend: Drew, the Princeton football coach, is back this episode. It’s also the annual hospital softball game, and Shulman and Associates need to defend their honor.

Selina heads to Camp David for negotiations with the Chinese, while in New Hampshire, Jonah Ryan improbably wins the election.

In a middling episode, Jody gets a girlfriend as the show tries to throw another stumbling block in the way of the inevitable Mindy/Jody romance.

Selina and Tom’s love/hate relationship gets more complicated while Jonah’s campaign heats up in New Hampshire in another great episode.

Mindy goes to visit Peter in Austin, hoping for a little Under the Tuscan Sun style rebound romance.

Selina deals with two different crises while Jonah’s campaign kicks off in New Hampshire in another spectacular episode of Veep.

The Path concludes its impressive first season today, but those seeking a firm resolution, be warned. We’re left searching for answers, trying to decipher what is real, exactly like our main characters.

What an excellent series and what a thrilling conclusion. The Night Manager ends its run with an extremely satisfying episode that masterfully builds tension before another literally explosive climax.

Mindy goes through yet another one-episode boyfriend, setting the stage for the Jody/Mindy relationship nobody wants.

While Selina recovers from a secret facelift, Jonah Ryan prepares for his improbable run for the House of Representatives.

Black-ish ends its strong second season with an extended homage to Good Times, as Dre’s financial worries manifest themselves in a gravy-induced dream where his family becomes characters on the seminal 70’s sitcom.

In its penultimate outing, The Path delivers an intense, emotional episode as families are ripped apart and hearts are broken.

In the excellent series’ best episode yet, we see the full power of Roper’s weapons in a breath-taking display, Roper attempts to sniff out the rat, and Pine takes the most drastic measures yet to preserve his cover.

Mindy gives romance another try with an ex, while Jody once again wrestles with his feelings for her.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus delivers a stellar performance as Selina is forced to deal with the death of her mother.

ABC announced earlier this week that The Family would not be returning for a second season, so this week’s season finale would also serve as series finale. And, of course, it ends with two cliffhangers, never to be explored further.