Season Finale: Three big reasons to watch this week's "SNL" finale. First, Hollywood golden boy Ben Affleck is hosting (and joining the Five-Timers Club, by the way). Second, hip-hop controversy magnet Kanye West will perform, and surely do something amazing/embarrassing. And third, it's the farewell episode for great "SNL" utility player Bill Hader, who's leaving the show after eight seasons. But who will do all the impressions of "Dateline's" Keith Morrison now?

It's always exciting to see which of its 25 main characters "Game of Thrones" will choose to spotlight each week. This time, it's Tyrion and Sansa turn as they walk down the aisle to please Tywin Lannister… and spend their first night together. Meanwhile, Daenerys continues her march towards the Iron Throne, meeting the fearsome Titan's Bastard along the way.

Season Finale: Which returning "Apprentice" all-star will find redemption? We'll find out when magician Penn Jillette and country star Trace Adkins vie to hear Donald Trump tell them, "You're hired," on this week's finale. They'll coordinate dueling charity events with the help of eliminated contestants and special guests. But they're both big guys; maybe they should just sumo-wrestle for the title.

Season Finale: The velvet voice behind this throwback crooner? None other than "Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane, who's appearing on the one Fox Sunday cartoon he doesn't run this week, playing a charmer who sweeps Marge off her feet after meeting her online. Apparently, Marge and the guy share a love of a "Downton Abbey"-esque TV romance. Just don't tell them what happens to Matthew Crawley.

Boy, Don doesn't look too happy, does he? Maybe he found out Chevy pulled its ad buy, leaving the newly merged Sterling Cooper Whatever Whoever to twist in the wind. Or maybe he's realizing how much he really cares for Sylvia now that she's ended their affair. Or maybe this is all pointless, because "Mad Men" previews tell you less than nothing, so we'll all just have to tune in and find out.

Season Finale: Yipes… looks like the Doctor faces off with some particularly creepy villains on this week's season capper. The Doctor does something he said he'd never do, crossing his own timeline to rewrite personal history. And brace yourselves: We may actually find out what the Doctor's real name is. We're guessing something British, like "Nigel."