Season Premiere: Rev up the staircar and warm up the Cornballer: The Bluths are back as Netflix resurrects the beloved cult comedy this week for a brand-new 15-episode run. The entire original cast is returning, led by Jason Bateman as levelheaded son Michael Bluth, who's still trying his best to keep his zany family together. And all 15 episodes will be made available starting Saturday night at midnight PT… so adjust your Memorial Day barbecue plans accordingly.

You might want to wear sunglasses while watching this one. Michael Douglas stars as the ever-glittering Vegas entertainer Liberace in this glitzy HBO movie, directed by Oscar winner Steven Soderbergh. "Candelabra" also stars Matt Damon as the young Scott Thorson, who gets drawn into a scandalous affair with Liberace, complete with fast cars, tiny Speedos, and lots of plastic surgery. Plus, look for Rob Lowe as Liberace's favorite surgeon and Debbie Reynolds as his loving mom.

Series Finale: For the handful of viewers still sticking with "Smash" through all its creative dips, NBC's Broadway drama gets a curtain call with this week's two-hour series finale. Karen and Ivy are back at each other's throats as the Tony nominations are announced… and Derek's casting-couch ways may come back to bite him. Later, the "Bombshell" and "Hit List" teams get all gussied up for the Tonys, with their shows' fates hanging in the balance.

We're still shaking off the after-effects of last week's drug-induced fever dream, with Don having visions of his raised-in-a-whorehouse childhood and taking a step back on the Chevy account. This week, it's Roger's turn, as he's troubled by a recurring dream. That's nothing a little LSD can't fix! Plus, Megan stumbles on the road to soap-opera stardom, and Pete makes another clumsy move on Joan. Don't do it, Joanie!

Jackie has a new man in her life this season, but that doesn't mean she's worry-free. As her relationship with Officer Frank deepens, she starts to worry about his on-the-job safety. Plus, Zoey tries her best to connect with Dr. Prentiss, and a patient goes nuts in Eddie's pharmacy, leaving Jackie with a very tempting cleanup job.

The Iron Chefs are the best of the best… but who's the best of the best of the best? The Tournament of Champions aims to answer that age-old question by pitting the Iron Chefs against each other in a high-stakes battle for the ultimate culinary honor. This week, sage veteran Masaharu Morimoto takes on young upstart Jose Garces in a showdown of Japanese precision vs. Latin heat. We don't know who'll win, but we do know we want to taste all the dishes and make our own judgments.