Daniel Sunjata and Vanessa Ferlito are going to Graceland in the USA Network's latest warm weather guilty pleasure.

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

Suddenly, we don't hate this winter premiere stuff so much anymore.

Enjoy one last hour of Matt Bomer's face on your television before it's gone for a few months. Or at least until Magic Mike comes out on DVD.

Just as the start of summer brings the return of basic-cable workplace dramas, the end of August means we'll have to say goodbye to some of these favorites, at least for now.

The Olympics are finally here. Time to get your red, white and blue on.

Now that Veep's out of the picture, there's room for another politically-driven TV show. And this one takes itself way more seriously.

Does USA have an infinite supply of profession-focused dramas?

As anyone who has ever caught the commercials during a Law & Order rerun knows, summer means more than just revered cable dramas and a slew of reality shows -- it also brings the return of plenty of TNT and USA original comedies, dramas and hybrids that fall somewhere in between.

After 61 episodes, USA is finally saying goodbye to its little Albuquerque-based drama. Here's hoping it doesn't end with a Marshall/Mary 'shipping moment.