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Watch Breaking Dawn Part 2 Online Being told he needs to fire an employee, Michael procrastinates for an entire month before he’s finally forced into action on the last day of October - Halloween. With everyone dressed up in costumes, he calls Creed into his office, but the crazy old man turns the tables on him and convinces him to fire Devon. It’s a great moment for Creed, and an even better window into Michael’s soul. In addition, “Halloween” also features a hysterical Jim prank in which he lands Dwight a job interview he never asked for, and a small but key moment in Jim and Pam’s long road toward love in which she lets the salesman know how much she likes having him around the office.

Watch Breaking Dawn Part 2 Online "The Injury" (Season 2, Ep 12)Coming immediately after "Booze Cruise," when Pam and Roy recommitted to their engagement and Jim confessed his crush on Pam to Michael, "The Injury" had the challenge of picking up those emotional threads… and dropped all of them. Instead the episode hands Michael the most Michael Scott-like injury imaginable-- a burnt foot on a Foreman grill set up so he can wake up to the smell of fresh bacon-- and uses it to allow all of the still-developing characters to grow into the most concrete versions of themselves. Except Dwight, of course, who changes entirely.

Watch Iron Man 3 Online The parallel stories of Ryan grudgingly caring for Michael while Pam slowly realizes something's off with Dwight build up in tension and absurdity until the episode reaches its undeniable climax, with Jim driving Dwight and Michael to the hospital in Meredith's van ("You can't fire me, I don't work in this van!") The episode has so many of Season 2's best jokes, from Jim spraying Dwight with the plant mister to Creed revealing he'd been in an iron lung as a teenager, but it's also a landmark episode for Dwight, establishing Pam's affection for him that never quite goes away even when the concussion does, and revealing Dwight and Angela's romance to Pam for the first time. It's screwball comedy pacing that wraps up with well-earned emotional beats, a balance of high comedy and story that the show rarely achieved again. It's hard to say we didn't see it coming, but even harder to admit it's true. Bill Hader, a regular cast member of Saturday Night Live since 2005 and linchpin of the show's cast, has announced via The New York Times that he won't be returning next season.

Watch The Iceman Online His seven-year contract was up last spring, when Andy Samberg and Kristen Wiig-- who both started the same season he did-- left the show. But after being persuaded to hang on for one more year, and earning an Emmy nomination last fall for his work on the show, he's decided to move on. Here's how he explained it to the Times:“It was a hard decision, but it has to happen at some point. It got to a point where I said, ‘Maybe it’s just time to go.’ ”Hader's announcement comes just days after news broke that Weekend Update anchor Seth Meyers will also leave the show as he prepares to take over Late Night from Jimmy Fallon. Jason Sudeikis, who seemed ready to leave the show last year, has not yet announced his plans, and Fred Armisen-- who, unbelievably, has been on the show since 2oo2-- remains a wild card as well. And Hader, like Wiig and Samberg and most SNL cast members who depart, is busy booking more roles in film-- just yesterday he entered talks to star in a comedy about a high school reunion, and he's reuniting with Wiig in this year's The Skeleton Twins.

Watch The Call Online Leaving SNL, and with plans to move to Los Angeles, Hader will surely only get busier from here. As the inventor of Stefon and Herb Welch, and owner of probably the world's best Vincent Price and Alan Alda impressions, Hader is a crucial member of the current SNL lineup, but he also seems aware that a new generation of talent is starting to make their own claim: "There’s a new sensibility happening, and if it isn’t totally apparent on the show yet, I see it on Wednesdays at the table reads.” Fair enough. We can't begrudge the man being ready to move on-- but it's hard not to mourn the loss of Weekend Update as we know it. It looks like The Voice will probably do another switcheroo before next season. When Season 1-3 judges Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo Green opted to take a break from NBC’s hit singing competition series, there was a presumption that the two singers would be back as mentors at some point, although no one knew exactly when. On Monday, news broke that Aguilera has signed a new contract with The Voice for Season 5 and that Green is well on his way to doing the same thing.

Watch Evil Dead 2013 Online After a couple of consecutive seasons, Aguilera took a break from the hit series in order to spend time promoting her most recent album, Lotus. Green also opted to take a leave of absence at the same time, presumably to also work on his music career. According to The Wrap, executive producer Mark Burnett has gone on the record to say that he believes his mentors will “cycle out” throughout the tenure of the show. Since The Voice takes up a lot of time and since each of the mentors have a busy career, maintaining consistency on the mentors' panel would not be an easy feat.

Watch G I Joe 2 Online The single-camera comedy is set in the early 90s in Southern California and has Meloni playing a dad who's taking a more active role in his kids' lives. That includes helping his teenage son Frankie through adolescence. Here's the official synopsis for the series: JACK DUNLEVY (Emmy Award nominee Christopher Meloni, “True Blood,” “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit”), ex-military and an oncologist, is a no-bull kind of guy. He sees little, if any, need to sugar-coat the truth. Up to this point, Jack’s been the parent who’s left for work early, come home late, eaten the big piece of chicken, yelled at his kids and gone to bed. But after years of deftly raising and running the family, his wife, JOANNE, is going back to law school, leaving Jack as a full-time parent for the very first time.

Watch Snitch Online Jack’s teenage son, FRANKIE (Connor Buckley, “Deception”), is just starting his freshman year in high school. Lanky, quick-witted, self-deprecating and not entirely sure of himself, all Frankie wants to do is fly under the radar. But over the summer, he grew 10 inches, threw a no-hitter against a rival team and started to attract girls – all of which put him in some awkward situations – especially when the only base he’s ever been to is on the field. Fortunately, no matter how embarrassing the situations Frankie gets himself into are, Jack is there to pick up the pieces and lead his son to manhood…with the least gentle hand possible. Although Jack may be unorthodox, unfiltered and sometimes even unkind in his approach, his intentions are always good. For better or for worse, he’s Frankie’s only resource now. Even more confusing to Jack than Frankie’s growing pains are those of his daughter, RACHEL (Claudia Lee, “Hart of Dixie”), a gorgeous and super-smart 17-year-old high school junior.

The Voice is currently airing its fourth season on NBC, with Shakira and Usher having taken over the empty judges seats. Shakira, especially, has been a welcome addition to the competition, and if Aguilera returns, that should mean that Shakira is out. Clearly the new additions have contributed and have been well-received by audiences. During Season 4, the reality competition has been doing well in the ratings. Last month, the show hit a ratings milestone when a Monday and Tuesday airing beat out all other network programs in the 18-49 demographic, as well as in total viewers. When and if the former judges return, it will be a bit of a double-edged sword; while it would be nice to see the original panel back in action, it will be a loss to see Shakira and Usher go. Then again, if they do go, perhaps they will "cycle in" again during a later season. Based on the book by Justin Halpern of $#*! My Dad Says fame, Surviving Jack comes from Halpern and Patrick Schumacker and puts Law & Order: SVU's Christopher Meloni back in a starring role on television, this time for a comedy with a 90s twist on Fox.