TV WEEK: Girls season three billboards...

The end of the year may be fast approaching, but there's more than enough new TV series and fresh new seasons of returning favourites to look forward to in 2014.

First up, coming back for a third season is the critically-acclaimed HBO comedy-drama, Girls.

For the first two seasons critics applauded Lena Dunham's more raw and realistic take on young twenty-something young women (and their male friends and lovers) living in Brooklyn, New York, so much so that the actress, writer and director won the Golden Globe for Best Actress for her role as 'Hannah Horvath' earlier this year.

Can she and the rest of the ensemble cast continue to shake things up on TV for a third season with their assorted mix of personal humiliations, tragedies and triumphs, even when their promotional tagline is the ambivalent 'Happily whatever after'.

This giant-sized billboard for Girls season three was spotted on the side of West Hollywood's Andaz Hotel along the Sunset Strip, whilst the standard landscape billboard was snapped along Melrose Avenue on December 22, 2013.

If you're a fan of the show, be sure to check out these Girls season one billboards and Girls season two billboards from around L.A.

Stay tuned in the next six days for a week filled with the newest TV show ad creatives to help usher in a bright and fabulous New Year.

UPDATED: As Girls third season debut had the unenviable task of following the 71st annual Golden Globe Awards, it's no wonder that HBO supported the returning series with another giant-sized billboard.

This spectacular billboard was snapped along L.A.'s busy Sunset Strip on January 13, 2014.

UPDATED: Here's also the Emmy Consideration billboard for Girls third season with the key art used with an 'Excellent' quote from Rolling Stone to help garner Emmy nominations.

These billboards were spied along Highland Avenue on May 19 and along San Vicente Boulevard on May 25, 2014, and if you like these ads be sure to check out the rest of HBO's 2014 Emmy Consideration billboards from around the skies of L.A.