Is it bad that the only reason I know this show is still on is because RuPaul's Drag Race's Roxxxy Andrews played Tamar in Snatch Game?

Fitting that the Season 2 finale of Girls is on St. Patrick's Day, as something tells us we're going to need a drink after this one.

I know this show doesn't have any potato guns or fist-pumping, but it does have young people with dignity, which is probably why no one's watching it. That, or because it's kind of boring. Either way.

There's a ton of TV on tonight, but we've got a feeling that the finale of Wild Things will be a lot more enjoyable than the launch of yet another new season of Hell's Kitchen, the finale of the utterly forgettable The Taste or a two-hour episode of Dance Moms.

Tonight, Sean must finally decide with whom he is going to be a short-term relationship. Will he choose curvy Catherine or blonde Lindsay? Or will he decide to choose Desiree, who was clearly his best match, but better-suited to be the next Bachelorette? Time will tell!

If you don't have this date marked on your calendar, it's basically unforgivable.

Yay! Friday nights are Grimm again! Oh, you know what I mean.

If you've been avoiding this show because it sounds like Beauty and the Geek Redux, you can toss your fears aside; it's not exactly quality television, but it's completely watchable and not at all condescending. Plus, you're missing out on Robert Carradine and Curtis Armstrong.

Aaaand a year and a half later, let's see what Rachel and the gang are up to. (Spoiler: It's everything.)

It's always sad when a bunch of pretty people leave our TVs for a while.