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The article presents television programs airing throughout the week ending Sunday May 11, 2014. Reviews are included of the television programs which include "In the Flesh" starring Luke Newberry and Emily Bevan, "Grimm" starring Alexis Denisof and Jacqueline Toboni, and the season finale of "Bates Motel."

The article reviews television programs that are scheduled for broadcast between April 16 and 28, 2013 including "Mary and Martha," starring Hilary Swank, "After All These Years," starring Wendie Malick, and "Elementary," starring Lucy Liu.

The article reviews television programs scheduled for broadcast between April 1 and 7, 2013 which include the season six premiere of television show "Mad Men," the television show "Dallas," and the television show "Dancing With the Stars."

The article previews television programs that will premiere or return during the fall 2012 broadcast season. Returning drama program "90210" will answer questions raised in the previous season about a car accident and the relationship between the characters Naomi and Max. The returning reality show "Dancing With the Stars: All-Stars" will bring back former contestants including actress Kirstie Alley, political figure Bristol Palin, and speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno. The returning comedy program "How I Met Your Mother" may be starting its final season.

The article previews the American television musical drama "Nashville," starring Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere.

The article previews the American television program "The New Normal," created by Ryan Murphy and starring Andrew Rannells, Justin Bartha, and Georgia King.

The article previews the second season of the spy drama program "Homeland," which stars Claire Danes and Damian Lewis. Topics include a mission to Beirut, Lebanon that Danes's character Carrie Mathison must undertake in this season, the nine Emmy awards for which the first season of "Homeland" was nominated, and the Israeli program "Hatufim" that "Homeland" is a U.S. adaptation of. Other characters featured in the second season include Saul, played by Mandy Patinkin; Roya Hammad, played by Zuleikha Robinson; and Abu Nazir, played by Navid Negahban.

The article reviews episodes from several television programs it has deemed as the best of 2012, which includes the "Blackwater" episode of the television program "Game of Thrones," the "All Adventurous Women Do" episode of "Girls," and the "New Car Smell" episode of "Homeland."

The article previews several television programs and films airing from October 1-7, 2012 including the series "Castle," starring Nathan Fillion and Stana Katic, the reality program "The Voice," and the television movie "Steel Magnolias," starring Jill Scott and Alfre Woodard.

The article previews the American television program "Arrow," starring Stephen Amell, which is based on the comic book superhero Green Arrow.

The article presents a preview of the American television sitcom "The Mindy Project," written by and starring Mindy Kaling.

The article previews the American television program "Elementary," starring Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu, based on the literary character Sherlock Holmes from the author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

The article previews five television programs that it posits are the best shows debuting during the autumn 2012 season. The drama program "Nashville" stars Connie Britton as a middle-aged country musician engaging in a rivalry with a young new star played by Hayden Panettiere. The situation comedy "Ben and Kate" stars Nat Faxon as a brother who moves in with his single-mother sister, played by Dakota Johnson, and niece. The comedy show "The Mindy Project" stars Mindy Kaling as an obstetrician seeking to find true love. The programs "Elementary" and "Last Resort" are also mentioned. INSET: PLUS 3 SHOWS TO KEEP AN EYE ON.

The article reviews several television programs which include "The Crazy Ones," "Trophy Wife" and Brooklyn Nine-Nine."

The article reviews episodes from several television programs it has deemed as the worst of 2012, which includes the "Sunset" episode of the television program "True Blood," the "Models" episode of "New Girl," and the "The Autumn of Break-Ups" episode of "How I Met Your Mother."

The article reviews television shows that are no longer popular, including "The Office," "Revenge" and "90210."

The article offers a preview of the television program "Upstairs Downstairs," starring Ed Stoppard and Laura Haddock.

The article previews the American television program "Emily Owens, M.D.," created by Jennie Snyder Urman and starring Mamie Gummer, Aja Naomi King, and Justin Hartley.

The article previews the 38th season of the American television sketch comedy show "Saturday Night Live," featuring hosts such as actors Seth MacFarlane, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and Daniel Craig.

The article previews the American television comedy "Community," starring Joel McHale, Donald Glover, and Gillian Jacobs.

The article previews the American television drama program "Last Resort," created by Shawn Ryan and Karl Gajdusek and starring Andre Braugher and Scott Speedman.

The article previews the American television musical comedy program "Glee," starring Lea Michele, Chris Colfer, and Naya Rivera and featuring guest stars such as Sarah Jessica Parker and Kate Hudson.

The article reviews the animated television program "Futurama."

The article reviews the television program "Uprising: Hip Hop and the L.A. Riots," featuring rappers Snoop Dogg and Ice-T.

The article profiles several television situation comedy (sitcoms) programs that "Entertainment Weekly" magazine has designated the worst ever. Programs mentioned include the 2007 show "Cavemen," the 2003-2004 program "Whoopi," and the 1998 show "The Secret Diary of Desmond Pfeiffer." A sitcom based around celebrity chef Emeril, called "Emeril," is also discussed.