Game of Thrones stays in one setting for an entire hour for the first time ever, delivering an emotionally-charged battle and defining moments for Sam and Jon Snow.

Veep promotes its lead, changing the premise but not the structure of the show in the least, as Louis-Dreyfus delivers another career-defining performance.

Graceland is a gritty, more character-driven drama than other USA efforts, and definitely not confined to a case-of-the-week structure.

An Adventure in Space and Time is enjoyable, though doesn't live up to its potential, taking on a bigger subject than the production is worthy of. Luckily, this release has some nice extras to dull the sting.

Silicon Valley sticks its landing in the first season finale, delivering the perfect mix of filthy humor and well-developed characters in a twist that feel fresh even when it isn't.

Spooked is a fun romp with layered characters and a cohesive, well-paced story, to be teased out over four episodes.

Derek presents a unique individual who just may challenge your preconceived notions and worldview.

Modern Family remains funny, but it needs to be careful not to let stunts overshadow the authentic emotional heart of the series.

Hannibal presents a beautiful, bloody, bombshell of a season finale.

The Good Wife astounds in its character complexity on a broadcast network, delivering consistently compelling storytelling.