Netflix’s Single’s Inferno, the Archer finale, The Gilded Age, and more new TV this week

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We’re losing two great entries into the TV memes category this week: First up is The Gilded Age, which has taken over X feeds everywhere — or at least in a lot of places — with goofy memes paying homage to the series’ arch language and high society antics. That show will be wrapping up its second season, with a possible season 3 on the horizon.

This week will also mark the end of Archer, the legendary FX comedy that has brought the internet plenty of “phrasing” and “Danger Zone” jokes over the years, which now comes to a close with 14 seasons under its belt.

But don’t cry for too long — for starters, there’s new TV, including Such Brave Girls,which promises to have a lot of great jokes and screencap-ability. Here’s that and all the other major TV premieres and finales this week:

Genre: Reality competition
Release date: Dec. 12
Showrunners/creators: Kim Jae-won and Kim Na-hyun
Cast: A bunch of hot singles who are ready to mingle

What can sum up the allure of Single’s Inferno better than how my colleague Nicole Clark puts it? “Single’s Inferno adds a bit of humanity back into a genre I thought I would never be interested in again.” It’s nine folks pushed together trying to awkwardly flirt and bond with each other! I wish them luck, and I look forward to season 3 of this delightful show.

Genre: Historical drama
Release date: Dec. 14, with all episodes
Showrunner/creator: Peter Morgan
Cast: Imelda Staunton, Jonathan Pryce, Lesley Manville, Dominic West, Elizabeth Debicki, Jonny Lee Miller, Olivia Williams, and more

The Crown is returning for its final four episodes, focused on life post-Diana (which The Crown covered in the four episodes of part 1 of season 6 in November). Now, Queen Elizabeth (Imelda Staunton) is