The end of the season stretch can be pretty influential on the path of a freshman show like  Suburgatory . By the time you get to the final few installments of your debut season, you tend to know what works, what doesn't work, and more

There's a lot that I like about being such a big TV fan, but one of my absolute favorite things is watching a show grow into itself, realizing whatever potential the pilot/cast/concept had opened up. You can't help but feel a little pride while& more

HitFix's Alan Sepinwall reviews "Down Time," the April 11 episode of ABC's "Suburgatory," in which Lisa and Malik date, Dallas and Dalia cope with depression, and Tessa eats some butter. http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/whats-alan-watching/posts/suburgatory-do more

One of the hallmarks of earlier episodes of  Suburgatory  is a certain type of comedic aggression that either raised the bar or brought things to a crashing halt. When the show could channel that energy and readiness to do anything for a la more

Every now and then, there's that episode (like tonight's  Suburgatory ) that hints at more than it shows. Instead of taking two or three of the ideas machine gunned out and running with them, the episode opts to keep churning out the concepts an more

Everybody wants to have people like them, but the characters in  Suburgatory tend to go that extra mile toward achieving that goal. Uniformity is the standard in Chatswin for a reason and that is the preoccupation these people have with their
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When you think about it, the characters on  Suburgatory have it pretty good, all things considered. I mean, they live in a beautiful, safe neighborhood where their biggest worries are following the latest trend and when to schedul more

The last time Tessa Altman tried to change the Chatswin status quo, things didn't work out quite as she had planned. A potential charitable operation turned from well-meaning to shallow quickly, with the school eyeing dry skin as its cause more