Critic's Self-help guide to Thursday TV: A Gripping Grey's Anatomy, Bones' New Intern plus much more!

Scott Foley The essential theme of tonight's eventful Grey's Anatomy fall finale (ABC, 9/8c) is: "You think you'd an undesirable day?" The doctors of Dallas Sophistication obtain hands and hearts full of trauma, with many different the chaos spinning across the emergency surgery including Teddy's persistantly ill but forever chipper husband Henry (Scott Foley). While Teddy's around her bloody scrubs fixing another doctor's mistake, employees must decide who draws the short hay to make use of round the beloved of just one that goes for them. Meanwhile, Meredith barely has time to process the newest news in their custody of the children from the children struggle before she and Alex are sent in the storm to do a delicate neo-natal transfer from the newborn that more often than not hits a speed bump. The hour is classic Grey's, a multiple-hanky indication that whenever it tries, this extended-running medical drama could placed you round the side of your chair by leaving you squashed out when it's over.There's a brand new intern improving the Jeffersonian team solve its grisly puzzles on Fox's Bones (9/8c), and he's a "simple country boy" charmer named Finn Abernathy (the enjoyable Luke Kleintank) who disarms nearly everyone - except curmudgeonly AUSA Caroline, who objects for the kid's juvie past, and Hodgins, who can't help patronizing the brand new You are able to boy's twangy lingo. Being fair, Finn is provided to saying corny such things as, "I'm as honest since the sunshine around the rear of the honeybee." That Hodgins retorts: "Are you able to explain that honest?" - later adding, "This really is really the Jeffersonian, not just a fishing hole." This "Opie" is a factor from the savant, though, and will come in handy relating to this week's situation, such as the dying from the champion inside the stomach-churning arena of competitive eating. (Be cautious for your hiding python, incidentally.) Inside the ongoing Bones-Booth-baby story, it's pretty apparent Bones still offers a great deal to discover concerning the niceties of when also to whom she should share such momentous news since the baby's gender.Want more fall TV news? Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!With CBS' The Mentalist uncharacteristically airing a mid-sweeps repeat, this can be your last best chance to sample NBC's fighting but much enhanced new crime drama Prime Suspect (10/9c). It provides to become another strong showcase for Maria Bello since the scrappy Jane Timoney, who reaches into occasions from her own past to help her solve the problem from the boy found dead inside a classy preschool.Waiting for Veterans Day on Friday, you will discover a number of options, like the final evening of History's Vietnam in HD (9/8c), because the turbulent last years of the conflict from 1969-75 more first-person testimony from veterans in PBS' Vietnam War Tales (check local agendas) together with a unique presentation of PBS' POV, the psychologically charged Where Soldiers Result From (check local agendas), a film monitoring four years inside the lives of three high-school pals from northern Michigan who sign up for National Guard duty after graduation and finished up serving in combat in Afghanistan, coping upon their return with distressing brain injuries and publish-distressing stress disorder.The Lighter Side: Among tonight's comedy highlights, ex-couple Leonard and Cent try going out alone again on CBS' The Big Bang Theory (8/7c), which appears like getting fun with geek fire. ... On NBC, three's company when Annie moves together with Troy and Abed on Community (8/7c). ... Leslie rallies her loyal team (though with no the assistance of Ron, we're taking a chance) to host one Not at Pawnee Central Towards the top of Parks and Entertainment (8:30/7:30c). ... And also on Work (9/8c), a very pregnant Pam feels threatened with the pretty new temp. ... There's a double dose of Beavis and Butt-mind on MTV, beginning at 10/9c while using return of Beavis' a lot more deranged alter-ego, Cornholio. In the second episode at 11/10c, the vidiots possess a area trip to a military base and supply new meaning to the thought of a thief risk.Just what else is on? ... It's curtains after tonight for ABC's woeful reboot of Charlie's Angels (8/7c), which audiences quickly gave the boot, but as our Michael Schneider reviews, the systems are definately not giving up on remakes. Better luck next time. ... The CW's The Vampire Journals (8/7c) systems a significant thrilling fall run as My Morning Jacket works within the Homecoming dance - more often than not there's some reason to party in Mystic Falls - while everyone can get busy trying to thwart wicked Klaus' latest ghoulish plans. ... Using what appears just like a genuine-existence Glee, the Showtime special Thespians (7:30/6:30c) follows four amateur troupes enroute for the world's greatest high-school theater competition. Just like a curtain-raiser, stay updated earlier for your entertaining 2003 movie Camping, occur a camping for youthful musical-theater hopefuls. ... Is it possible to imagine being told to visit home by Kelly Osbourne? She's the guest judge on Lifetime's Project Accessory (10/9c), while using challenge during the day together with a "bodysuit" transformation.Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!