TV Guide listings for Thursday! What TV shows will you be watching tonight, Thursday, April 17, 2014? Here is the list for your complete TV show guide. Happy TV watching!
Note: All TV show guide times are EST.
8:00 PM
Community [SEASON FINALE] (“Basic Sandwich”) – When everyone learns about Greendale’s first dean, they embark on a mission to find his old computer lab; Subway enlists Chang to spy on the group as part of its plan to take over the school. (NBC)
Hell’s Kitchen (“15 Chefs Compete”) – The teams must pick a team leader for the next dinner service; a chef serves an undercooked dish; a contestant is eliminated. (FOX)
The Vampire Diaries (“Resident Evil”) – Elena and Stefan start having dreams about an alternate version of their lives; Damon receives unwanted relationship advice from Enzo; Matt has a frightening encounter. (The CW)
Secret Societies Of Hollywood [SERIES PREMIERE] (“Deals and Dealers”) – In the secret society of Hollywood deal makers, there are winners and losers, but everyone plays. (E!)
Instant Mom (“Buy Any Jeans Necessary”) – Stephanie and Charlie take sides when Gabby is held for shoplifting after returning a pair of jeans with the sensor still on; James sells unopened wedding presents to make extra money. (Nick)
8:30 PM
Parks and Recreation (“One in 8,000?) – Ben and Leslie organize a charity fund to raise money for the concert; April manages Andy’s schedule; Donna turns to Ron for help with an ex-boyfriend (Keegan-Michael Key). (NBC)
See Dad Run (“See Dad Teach Emily to Drive”) – David thinks Emily is not ready to drive when his coaching makes her nervous; Janie discovers that Dr. Monkey Chunks was run over in the driveway. (Nick)
9:00 PM
Grey’s Anatomy (“Go It Alone”) – Meredith helps Cristina draft an acceptance speech; Derek feels the weight of his responsibilities; April and Jackson are at odds about children and religion; Callie and Arizona try to reconnect. (ABC)
The Crazy Ones [SEASON FINALE] (“The Monster; The Lighthouse”) – The team looks outside the box to try to prevent the closure of a library; Simon’s ex-wife has the final word when a corporation wants to buy out the firm. (CBS)
American Idol 2014 [LIVE] (“Results Show”) – A finalist is eliminated. (FOX)
Reign (“No Exit”) – Mary’s brother wants her to return to Scotland; Penelope is left in charge as King Henry’s downward spiral continues; Lola is suspicious of Lord Julien’s motives. (The CW)
Mary Mary (“Holding the Fort”) – A new episode of the reality series focusing on the Grammy-winning gospel duo comprised of sisters Erica and Tina Campbell. (WE TV)
Hollywood Game Night (“50 Charades of Grey”) – Contestants play games with celebrities Wayne Brady, Lauren Cohan, Zachary Levi, Jaime Pressly, Tara Lapinski and Rachael Ray. (NBC)
Chopped Canada (“High Steaks”) – The chefs flame out over sirloin and spirits; the entree round becomes a turkey shoot; one chef melts down. (Food Network)
Saint George (“Hit Me With Your Best Shot”) – George kicks Alma out of his house and discovers he misses fighting with her. (FX)
My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding (“Wed at First Sight”) – A young couple who found love online plans to meet for the first time on their wedding day; a rising rodeo star hopes to earn a college scholarship. (TLC)
9:30 PM
Anger Management (“Charlie Catches Jordan in the Act”) – Charlie goes ballistic when a drunk Jordan makes out with a prisoner. (FX)
Surviving Jack (“Rhythm Is a Dancer”) – On homecoming night Frankie is disappointed his crush has another date, and Rachel protests a school policy; Jack and Joanne plan a passionate night without the kids. (FOX)
10:00 PM
Scandal [SEASON FINALE] (“The Price of Free and Fair Elections”) – The candidates fight to gain votes on Election Day; Olivia considers Maya’s motives; Charlie makes an unexpected move. (ABC)
Parenthood [SEASON FINALE] (“The Pontiac”) – Adam and Crosby talk about their childhood; Amber struggles with letting Ryan go; Sarah addresses Hank’s request; Julia and Joel support Victor as he conquers his fears; Drew goes after what he wants. (NBC)
Vikings (“Boneless”) – Princess Aslaug’s latest prophecy comes to fruition as she readies to give birth once more; Ragnar and King Horik have very different ideas about the true purpose of their trip to Wessex. (History)
Chicagoland (“Back of the Yards”) – As Mayor Rahm Emanuel embarks on a public relations campaign to improve the city’s image, a mass shooting makes national headlines; The Mayor and his Police Chief Garry McCarthy campaign for stricter gun laws while perusing the shooters. (CNN)
Review (“Revenge; Getting Rich; Aching”) – Critic Forrest MacNeil reviews real-life experiences that include revenge, getting rich quick, and being institutionalized. (Comedy Central)
Beat Bobby Flay (“Old School; New School”) – Experienced chef Andrew Evans battles the up and coming chef Brooke Mallory; Scott Conant and food critic Katie Lee judge. (Food Network)
Portlandia (“Late in Life Drug Use”) – Mr. Mayor plans a parade; Brendan decides to try drugs; Carrie’s brother visits with his new boyfriend. (IFC)
The Challenge: Free Agents (“Love in the Fast Lane”) – Close friends fight after a night of celebration; a budding romance ends. (MTV)
Sirens (“Itsy Bitsy Spider”) – Hank fears spiders; Brian encounters his suicidal doppelganger; Johnny gets payback. (USA Network)
12:00 AM
The Wendy Williams Show (“Spring Fashion”) – Whoopi Goldberg (“A Day Late and a Dollar Short”); spring’s must-have dresses. (BET)
The Pete Holmes Show – Comedian Jim Jefferies; stand up from comedian Jamie Lee. (TBS)
Late Night TV Shows
Chelsea Lately is joined by Comic Michael Yo; comic Loni Love; comic Matt Braunger; actor Brooklyn Decker. (11:00 PM, E!)
Conan welcomes Actor Tracy Morgan; actress Judy Greer; band Broken Bells. (11:00 PM, TBS)
Jimmy Kimmel Live features a special “Behind the Scandalabra” episode with “Scandal” creator Shonda Rhimes discussing the season three finale; secrets from the “Scandal” cast and a previously unseen blooper reel; Kimmel’s Spanish-language spinoff, “Escandalo.” (11:35 PM, ABC)
The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson has Actor Kevin Bacon; comic Andy Hendrickson. (12:35 AM, CBS)