Season Finale: A sad occasion brings the whole "Modern Family" together on tonight's Season 4 finale, when Phil learns his mother has died. The clan travels down to Florida for the funeral, where Phil and Claire try to honor his mom's last wishes for his dad Frank (Fred Willard). Meanwhile, the kids are left some strange gifts in Grandma's will, and Gloria (still ravishing in black, by the way) tries to avoid being hauled in on an outstanding arrest warrant.

Season Finale: Luke Skywalker, criminal mastermind? Mark Hamill may be headed over to the Dark Side on tonight's two-hour "Criminal Minds" finale; he guest stars just as the infamous Replicator returns to target a member of the BAU team. Plus, Hotch gets drawn into a series of drug-related deaths by his estranged brother.

Season Finale: Tonight's "SVU" finale starts out on a laid-back note, as Benson and the team enjoy a well-deserved day off. But they don't stay relaxed for long: Rollins arrests a flasher in Central Park, only to discover he has a lot more serious crimes in store for the NYPD. He plays a deadly cat-and-mouse game with Benson, putting the detective in mortal danger.

Season Premiere: After blowing his stack on the poor "Hell's Kitchen" chefs ("It's raw!"), Gordon Ramsay tries to play nice tonight as "MasterChef" returns for a fourth summer run. The best amateur cooks from across the country head to Los Angeles to cook up their signature dish for judges Ramsay, Joe Bastianich, and Graham Elliott. Only the best will earn an apron and a spot in the next round — and avoid a tongue-lashing by Chef Hothead.

Season Finale: Yowza! Rayna James breaks out the leather pants for tonight's freshman finale, and for good reason: She's performing alongside country mega-star Brad Paisley at the CMA Awards. But even those leather pants may not be able to salvage her romance with Deacon, and Juliette receives a heart-wrenching letter from her drug-addict mom. Sounds like lots of good material for future country songs to us.

Season Finale: NBC's soot-stained firefighter drama has been quietly smoldering all season long, only to develop into a five-alarm hit for the Peacock Network. (It's even getting a cop spinoff next season.) Tonight's finale finds the squad jumping into action after a call comes in from the Cook County Jail. Plus, Hermann's wife goes into labor while Shay is still dreaming of a baby of her own.