Drama

Judging from this first episode, we will have a rocky but exciting ride in season four.

Infused with quirky townspeople and traditions, sort of like Gilmore Girls, season two finds the good doc finally fitting into her surroundings and peers in the South.

After all, as Finn said, now memorialized in a plaque in the choir room, "The show must go on... all over the place... or something."

Unlike other shows it has improved with age and continues to amaze and astound.

Like The Walking Dead, M*A*S*H lost two key cast members going into its fourth year.

Idris Elba is back as DCI John Luther and he is in pursuit of a killer with a fetish.

Season four is when everything changes for Glee.

I’ll be honest. I groaned when I saw that part two of Glee‘s Beatles tribute on FOX was called “Tina in the Sky With Diamonds.” If you follow my Gleekonomics column at all, I have periodically complained about Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) as a character in the past, finding her grating …

Watching it today, it rings oddly prophetic when mirrored against our increasingly interconnected and internet-heavy world.

So how do you begin to truly appreciate something so massive, so complicated, and still not miss something?