Science Fiction is an interesting genre and one that I admit I live and die by.  Over the years sci-fi has branched out into a variety of directions on the big and small screens.  From hard core science fiction dramas like Battlestar Galactica to more subtle science fiction like Lost and FlashForward.  But on December 8 Syfy will take us on a new science fiction adventure, but it's not one you might expect.  Syfy announced yesterday a new series called Outer…

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You know it's a rough Thursday night when The Vampire Diaries was more engaging than Supernatural.

Maybe it's just me, but I've always thought of fandom as some blend of Las Vegas and Fight Club: what happens on the internet stays on the internet and we don't talk about it. I've never been to a convention myself, but I do watch the YouTube videos. Through my fingers. Squinting. Trying to listen to what the actors are actually saying over the periodic…

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The big news tonight on The Mentalist episode "Red Bulls" is that Patrick Jane (Simon Baker) and Agent Sam Bosco (Terry Kinney) work together on a case. The episode begins with a tense scene involving Bosco's team, busting into an abandoned house they believe houses a kidnap victim and her captors. Guns drawn, they rush into a crowded room–populated by Agent Teresa Lisbon's (Robin Tunney) CBI team, including Jane. After a tense moment of adrenaline and demanding to know what…

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Airing on Friday the 13th, the next new episode of SGU has the gang traveling to a jungle planet. Below are a sneak peek, a promo, photos and a short synopsis.

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Call this the Week of Cancellation Hell where emotions run high for both those involved in canceled productions and those who watched the recently axed show. The former would be the case for Eastwick executive producer Maggie Friedman as she recanted her statement of being "furious" about the Eastwick's cancellation while talking to Michael Ausiello, my new idol.

"I misspoke in the worst possible way," Friedman told Ausiello in an email. "The word was 'furious' was poorly chosen by me."

Friedman…

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Tonight was So You Think You Can Dance's first live results show for Season 6.

We got to see the top 16 perform a group dance and then it was down to the nitty-gritty of who had the most votes and who had the least.  From the very beginning, the judges were in a cantankerous mood.  They made no effort at all to hide the fact that they believed that America had gotten it wrong.  America had not voted for…

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Lady Gaga is appearing on the November 16th new episode of Gossip Girl.  We've already posted promos and photos from the episode that deals with the fallout from the threesome and now theCW has released three sneak peeks for your viewing pleasure, including one of Lady Gaga's performance.

GUEST PERFORMANCE BY LADY GAGA!

Hoping to impress the elitist theater kids at NYU, Blair (Leighton Meester) sets her sights on landing a private concert with the hottest musical performer of the year, Lady Gaga. …

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The promo poster for the Battlestar Galactica prequel, Caprica, has been released and whoa, boy, did it get my attention. Most people thought that the original BSG had enough sex factor mixed in with it's nonstop, space opera action, but it seems that SyFy wants you to now that this is not all science fiction and that the sex will be amped up to high velocity. I mean… Have you seen the Caprica DVD?

The poster reminds me a little of…

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The following article was originally posted on Walter'sLab.com by Sam McPherson. You can read the original article there.

In the closing monologue of Fringe's most recent episode, "Of Human Action," Nina Sharp indicated to William Bell that the incident with Tyler (a young boy capable of mind control) was part of the "Penrose-Carson experiments." Now, we met Carson in that episode — he was the boy’s surrogate father and the scientist responsible for supplying the boy with the drugs. But who…

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