Houseis slated to air its last-ever new episode this Monday at 9pm on FOX.

Part of me is like 'Hooray!', after all, it seems as if the series has really run out of steam and new diseases to diagnose. But as a fan of the series, I've run thegamutfrom casual viewer to obsessive viewer to bitter-ender, and at this point I'm rather invested in the endgame.

So here's my breakdown of the possibly ways House might come to a close and whether or not those endings would be satisfying to viewers or the storyline at hand.

Click to read more: http://watchingthewasteland.wordpress.com/2012/05/20/house-series-finale/

Who is A? That is the burning question we will all get an answer to next week during the season two finale of Pretty Little Liars. Almost a year ago I pondered that very question and threw together a Pretty Little Liars suspect list for season one but now seems like the perfect time to re-evaluate all of the major players in Rosewood ... http://wp.me/pNSSM-4d

Buffy the Vampire Slayer debuted on March 10th 1997, although if you're reading this post there is a good chance you already know that. Slated as a mid-season replacement for the start-up network, The WB aired the two-part series premier "Welcome to the Hellmouth" and "The Harvest" back to back. My parents caught both episodes and thought my brother and I might like it – I don't think it ever dawned on them that I would like it so much...http://watchingthewasteland.wordpress.com/2012/03/10/buffy-15th-anniversary/

Last week I decided to marathon the CW series Nikita – the third remake of a French film with the same name. I had no real reason to marathon the series. No one I know watches it, I've been trying to cut down on my CW shows, and while my Dad used to watch La Femme Nikita, I don't remember anything remarkable about it. Yet for some reason I found myself on Netflix bumping all five discs to the top of my queue hoping to catch up before its second season premier.

Read more at: http://watchingthewasteland.wordpress.com/2011/09/25/cw-nikita/

From the very first promo for MTV's new show Awkward. I was excited to see it.

When it did premier, did it blow my mind? No, but it wasn't bad either and because its on in the summer and at 11pm – I feel alright about tuning in to MTV.

Despite its few flaws, I've got to give it credit for having a rather strong yet uncomplicated premise. Awkward. is a fun and sarcastic twist on a common storyline often found on ABC Family, Lifetime, or in a "very special" episode...

http://watchingthewasteland.wordpress.com/2011/07/27/mtv-awkward/

After 10 seasons and 217 episodes, Smallville came to an end last night. And all I can say is, "Finally!" When I first began watching the series it was in its third season and I was in high school. A lot's changed since then, including the quality and/or my tolerance for its terrible dialogue, ridiculous storylines, and increasingly annoying characters. But I've stuck with it.

http://watchingthewasteland.wordpress.com/2011/05/14/smallville-finale/

Here we go again; for cable channels April is just another month during their year-round programming, but for broadcast networks April is a last ditch effort to launch new shows when others have failed. Here are four shows that are either returning or premiering that may end up taking some more of your free time. Enjoy.

http://watchingthewasteland.wordpress.com/2011/03/31/mid-mid-season-replacements/

Yes I watch Pretty Little Liars. I think I've already established I watch a wide range of TV and have very little shame when it comes to admitting my TV habit. Now that I've gotten that quick disclaimer out of the way, onto the suspects.

I've been Veronica Mars-ing my way through the series and here is a rundown of who I think is most likely 'A'.

Check it out here:

http://watchingthewasteland.wordpress.com/2011/03/14/pretty-little-liars/

Theme songs and opening credit sequences can say a lot about a show, use a catchy song, or include inside jokes or information - either way I think they're pretty important and it's a shame so many newer shows use boring title cards. Read more about some of my favorites and check out an amazing mash-up of popular TV theme songs:

http://watchingthewasteland.wordpress.com/2011/03/02/tv-theme-song/

Here's my take on a few of the reality shows currently on air including the winter edition of Wipeout, the premier of Survivor's 22nd season, and SyFy's new series Face Off.

http://watchingthewasteland.wordpress.com/2011/02/20/reality-tv/