#Arrow returns from its hiatus and Starling City's death toll rises as a result.

Worlds collide and Season 4 of Justified just got real.

This episode strays from the season's main plot, but still manages to deliver.

A busy episode, but still a good one in Matt's eyes.

Justified returns and ditches the "big bad" formula for an overarching mystery.

The Walking Dead returns and sprints into some gruesome action.

Boardwalk goes small and intimate, and brings back Al Capone.

Nucky's character drifts a bit off course after a tremendous series premiere.

Boardwalk is back and does an admirable job of catching up with all the characters.

Breaking Bad could have ended for good on this cliffhanger and James would have been content.

A confrontation long in the making finally goes down.

Breaking Bad is setting up for what could be a very unhappy ending.

The final season of Breaking Bad doesn't begin with a bang like Season 4 ended.

Matt sees a possible turning point for True Blood, but it might take Russell Edgington to finally get the (Alan) ball rolling.

Matt's sour taste for this season of True Blood doesn't subside.

Many new characters enter yet no one leaves.

Falling Skies returns and has evolved from where it left off.

True Blood is back and Matt isn't too thrilled with where it's headed.

Game of Thrones Season 2 comes to a relatively strong close.

Game of Thrones reaches new highs with the Battle of Blackwater Bay.

A setup episode for the Battle of Blackwater Bay still has some great individual moments worth noting.

Matt finds that Mad Men hits its old stride for the first time this season.

Joffey did what? And Melisandre did what? Game of Thrones shocks in multiple ways.

Mad Men makes a bold move but doesn't play entirely evenly.

Tyrion's cleansing of the King's council continues to steal the show.

Matt sees episode number 5 as the best this Mad Men season has delivered thus far.

Only Game of Thrones could jump from killing babies to making them.

Don takes center stage, and Matt feels it's about time.

Matt plays a Game of Thrones and likes the setup for Season 2.

Jon Hamm steps in to direct the latest episode of Mad Men.

Mad Men returns and is firing on almost all its cylinders, but there's still room for improvement.

Teen angst and supernatural creepiness successfully cross paths in this BBC series.

James takes a different approach to an episode he thinks marks a pivotal shift in the show's dynamic.

Lori proves she can handle herself, while James uses Dr. Who and Jedis to prove Rick is scarier than Shane.

The Walking Dead returns with little zombie action, but still much to praise.