Netflix dares to ask “what if Ferris Bueller fought zombies?”

Post-apocalyptic teen comedy Daybreak comes to Netflix. Plus a spooky Halloween episode of Evil, a spooky regular episode of Creepshow, and a spooky final season premiere of Will & Grace. Hello! It’s day four of TV Guide’s [Best of the Decade]( week, celebrating the ten years of television that were. Today we have [Noelene Clark]( and [Krutika Mallikarjuna]( year-by-year guide to all the great adult [animated shows]( of the decade (hopefully this will help pacify everyone who was mad BoJack Horseman didn’t make the [Top 25]( [Kelsey Pfeifer]( on [Ghost Adventures]( (we make room for everything here at TV Guide dot com!), and [Chris Rosen]( [interview]( with Girls casting director Jennifer Euston, who is too modest to take credit for discovering Adam Driver. (That one’s my personal favorite piece of the whole package.) After you’ve read all those, here are tonight’s TV picks. -[Liam Mathews]( [Your Watch This Now! newsletter is created by Senior Recommendations and Reviews Editor Tim Surette and more show-obsessed editors at TV Guide!]( WATCH THIS NOW! [Wake up and watch Daybreak]( Now on Netflix Getting through the end of the world has to be easier than getting through high school, right? That’s the premise of this post-apocalyptic horror comedy that throws a lot of tones and gimmicks into the stew. It’s set in Glendale, California, after a comet hits Earth and turns almost all adults into zombie-like “Ghoulies,” so teenagers have built a sort of Mad Max-meets-John Hughes society, where high school cliques have become tribes. It follows Josh (Colin Ford), a charming slacker who’s looking for his missing girlfriend, and it’s kind of cutesily meta; for example, Matthew Broderick plays a high school principal, and the first episode has a “[Bueller, Bueller]( reference. I found it kind of overwhelming and hyperactive, but it may end up being popular among teens and adults who pretend to be teens on Twitter. Also, there’s a pretty funny [inadvertent Supernatural connection]( that we asked the cast about. What an excellent day for an exorcism [It’s a very Evil Halloween]( Thursday at 10/9c on CBS Evil is doing its Halloween episode a week before Halloween, despite airing on Halloween. I don’t make the schedule, I just report it. Anyway, the episode is a fun one, with Kristen, David, Father Amara, and Kristen’s psychiatrist Dr. Boggs teaming up on Halloween night to investigate a woman with schizophrenia who may actually be possessed. As you can see in the picture above, the episode pays tribute to The Exorcist, Evil's other big influence besides The X-Files. Elsewhere in the episode, Kristen’s daughters make a creepy new friend, and Ben guest-stars on a Ghost Hunters-style show investigating “the most haunted strip club in Jersey City.” It’s a lighter hour after that unexpected gut-punch in [last week’s episode]( that I’m still not over. You should probably Just assume all artifacts are cursed [Creepshow goes Gothic]( Thursday at 9/8c on Shudder Shudder’s horror anthology reaches its second-to-last installment, which contains the shorts “Night of the Paw,” wherein Bruce Davison has his life ruined by a cursed artifact that gives him exactly what he asks for, and “Times Is Tough in Musky Holler,” where a town fights back against a corrupt mayor and his cronies by subjecting them to a horrendously gruesome punishment. The latter is pretty funny, and David Arquette has a good time hamming it up as the town’s sheriff. It’s Creepshow’s take on Southern Gothic. It’s like Flannery O’Connor but silly (in a good way!). Even revivals have to end [Will & Grace begins its farewell lap (again)]( Season 11 premiere at 9:30/8:30c on NBC The Season 11 (Season 3 of the revival) premiere of Will & Grace is here earlier than originally anticipated, as new comedy Sunnyside has been [pulled from the air]( and banished to NBC.com. It’s also Will & Grace’s final season and will revolve around Grace being pregnant at the ripe old age of...don’t worry about it. Whether the father is David Schwimmer or Reid Scott is TBD, but one thing’s for certain: Karen will be drinking for two. (With jokes like that, I should be writing for Will & Grace!) Hopefully, the series sticks the landing this time so they don’t have to come back and retcon the ending again. [Unsubscribe]( | [View online]( ©2019 CBS Interactive | All Rights Reserved. CBS Interactive - [235 2nd St., San Francisco, CA 94105](#) [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms and Conditions](