If you’re a fan of ABC Family’s rookie original sitcom Ruby & The Rockits, it’s time to say goodbye, unfortunately.

The network has reportedly declined to pick up the David and Patrick Cassidy comedy for additional episodes, making tonight’s “Smells Like Teen Drama” the last new installment of the series. But at least the show is going out in style, with former Privileged and Bionic Woman star Lucy Hale making a guest appearance.

Rookie ABC sitcom Better Off Ted is arguably one of television’s luckiest comedies ever after securing a second-season pickup despite lackluster ratings. Tonight, the show presents its first-season finale, the August 11 episode “Secrets and Lives.”

The series is also going out in fine style this summer with one main plot revolving around (un)lovable — take your pick — boss-woman Veronica (Portia de Rossi).

It’s time to bid adieu to Christina Appelgate’s sophomore sitcom Samantha Who?, unfortunately. On Thursday, July 23, ABC will air the final two episodes in the series, “The Other Woman” and “With This Ring,” at 8pm and 8:30pm ET, respectively.

The bad news is that the episodes are the last in the series. However, the good news is that the show is going out in style with a couple of watch-worthy guest stars.

Tomorrow, June 2, brings the final two fresh episodes of ABC’s long-running sitcom According to Jim. I know that news will make many people insanely happy, but the comedy does have its fans who enjoyed the show during its eight-season run.
The swan song begins at 8pm ET with “Diamonds Are a Ghoul’s Best Friend.” Give it up for Jim, who at least has the common sense to buy his wife Cheryl a lovely diamond necklace for her birthday. The only problem, though, is that, ever cheap, he purchases the jewelry from some lowlife Andy knows and ends up …read more

Unless something unexpected happens in coming weeks, it looks like tonight’s episode of the NBC dramedy Lipstick Jungle will be the series’ last.
Called “Chapter Twenty: La Vie En Pose,” the main gimmick, if you will, of the installment is Nico’s appearance on the NBC morning program the Today Show, right alongside real later-hour hosts Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford, who play themselves. The visit results from the magazine editor’s attempt to polish her professional image, but it ends up impacting her personal life negatively.

Elsehwere, Wendy gets major attitude from her teenage daughter Maddie while her husband Shane is …read more

USA Network has determined the future of Monk, one of television’s most enjoyable, unique, and memorable series ever. Tony Shalhoub and the rest of the stellar cast will end their fantastic run after the upcoming eighth season, which is set to premiere in the summer of 2009 with a 16-episode order.
Says network executive vice president Jeff Wachtel: “We want to build to a spectacular conclusion for this wonderful show. By many measures, Monk is the most successful series in the history of basic cable television — and it was certainly the original tentpole of our ‘character’ brand. …read more

Original Air Date: March 4, 2008
As much as it pains me to say it, “Take Your Daughter to Work Day,” almost certainly the series finale, gets my vote as perhaps the worst episode of Carpoolers. It’s too bad the sitcom had to go out with such a weak showing. Then again, saving the not-so-good for last means fans have a longer continuous string of previous well-done episodes to remember fondly.

As the title of the episode states, it’s Take Your Daughter to Work Day at AUBREY’s job, and he brings along his little girl MICHELLE (Guest Star China Anderson). …read more

Original Air Date: March 3, 2008
If you’re a Captain fan, this episode is likely the last new one you’ll ever see. Although it’s only the fifth and six were originally ordered, once again the writers strike has prevented the completion of production on a series. Lackluster ratings and poor audience and critical reception mean it’s highly unlikely the show will get a reprieve in the form of a second-season pickup. Then again, much, much weirder things have happened on TV, so…
…on to the recap.

MARTY interrupts JOSH while he’s slaving over his screenplay. The accountant has big …read more

Well, this is it, Cashmere Mafia lovers. ABC has finally reached the end of the road with its Sex and the City wannabe, meaning the last episode of Mafia that was produced before the writers strike started (seven were finished for an original order of thirteen).
I’m no fan of Cashmere, but you don’t have to be to realize that the series’ future looks grim. Of course, if it’s renewed, that wouldn’t be the first time a mediocre show made it through the network cracks. Just look at October Road, also on ABC, if you need a current …read more

Poor Aubrey. On the March 4th episode of Carpoolers, “Take Your Daughter to Work Day,” he gets booted from his job after he’s discovered impersonating his boss.
Poor Carpoolers fans, too, because this episode is the 13th and final installment of the sitcom produced to date. Since it’s unlikely that ABC will renew the series for a second season, mark your calendar for this episode and enjoy the gang while you can.
Carpoolers airs Tuesdays on ABC at 9:30pm EST.