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Season FinaleMad Men
The stunning 11th episode of this dark and risky third season brought Mad Men fans to their knees. Don Draper, who was finally forced by his wife to come clean as Dick Whitman, must now answer the looming question: ''Who are you supposed to be?'' Fingers crossed for a revelatory finale. Is there enough room in Don and Betty's fractured marriage to house his secrets? Will Peggy's affair with Duck come to light? (Pete is going to have a tantrum over that one!) Is Sterling Cooper going to be sold to Duck's agency by the mercenary Brits? Have we seen the last of our beloved Sal and Joan? Is Don's fling, Miss Farrell, really just going to trudge off quietly into the night? Naysayers have complained that this season has dragged, but to hell with them! Bravo, Jon Hamm and crew, for another stellar run. Stay Mad. —Karen Valby
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
Kellie Pickler helps out by singing, which is a good thing. I don't know that I'd trust her with much beyond holding a mic.
Keeping Up With the Kardashians: The Wedding
Khloé and Lamar Odom tie the knot. Of course, if you were really keeping up, you knew that already.
Season FinaleBored to Death
It has now been firmly established that the more Ted Danson is featured in the hipster detective sitcom, the more everyone likes it. And this week's episode is extremely Ted-centric as his magazine chief, Jason Schwartzman's gumshoe writer, and Zach Galifianakis' slacker cartoonist prepare to box an Oliver Platt-led team from GQ. Danson's character proves himself as both a fighter and a lover, but the show is almost stolen by guest John Hodgman, who offers a unique line in taunts while fighting Schwartzman (''Your first novel was amateurish, at best!''). B+ —Clark Collis
Cold Case
Carlos Santana, did you know tonight's episode centered on your music also features a dead jockey and a massive horse grave? Because, to be honest, that doesn't seem like the best tie-in.
