After two seasons, dozens of red herrings, and gallons upon gallons of fake rain, AMC has decided to cancel "The Killing."

"The Killing" crashed to a absurd, comical conclusion last night, finally revealing who the murderer(s) of Rosie Larsen, capping a second season that in no way redeemed the awful, maddening season finale of the first.

Falling Skies (TNT, Sunday) - Two-part season premiere.

With all the fuss rightfully devoted to the "Game of Thrones" premiere, and the season's second episode of "Mad Men," two other notable Sunday night shows aired without as much fanfare.

Game of Thrones (HBO, Sunday) - Season premiere.

Oh, he would, wouldn't he.

Television websites like WarmingGlow and others cater to a very specific, and relatively small, audience.

All the excitement about the return of spring shows has, understandably, centered on "Mad Men" and "Game of Thrones.

First the you-have-to-be-kidding-me news: AMC announced this weekend that "The Killing," the show that made it possible for Denmark to bomb us with reasonable cause, will return on April 1.