Becky in Greensboro, N.C.: Please tell House fans if there will be any good House-Cuddy stuff this season!
According to Lisa Edelstein, "[House and Cuddy are] a little complicated so far this season. We're not quite sure how to be in the same place at the same time emotionally." Easy! See, they can be in the same place at the same time emotionally when the writers put pen to paper and make it so. Right?
Jamie in Irvine, Calif.: Anything coming up on Glee?
Quinn's baby secret won't be one much longer. Remember the creepy reporter geek who worships Rachel Berry? He finds out the head cheerleader is preggo, and by the end of this week's ep, the whole school knows the dish. One baby secret that's safe for now is Terri's, after she bribes the doc into performing a fake sonogram with Will in the room!
Joel in Northfield, Ill.: Can't wait to see Sue and Will working together this week on Glee. Looks explosive!
It's a battle royale when the two go toe-to-toe in Wednesday's Glee. The entire hour is jam-packed with the face-off we've been waiting months for, which includes one of the best Sue lines yet: "I don't trust a man with curly hair. I can't help but picture little birds laying sulfurous eggs in there, and it disgusts me."
Blake in Arizona: Are Lois and Clark ever going to be a real couple on Smallville?
Yes. Definitely.
Marshall: Any word on True Blood?
We're going to be meeting up with Anna Paquin, Stephen Moyer and Alexander Skarsgård (get the drool bib) soon, so email any questions to tvdiva@eonline.com. In the meantime: Somebody is going to die next season, and it'll be a person we'll be happy to see go, according to Alan Ball. Can we powwow in the comments and figure this one out? I can't think of anyone whom I want to go, personally. Well, maybe Sookie just cause bitch stole the two best-looking guys on television.
Lia in New York: Welcome back, Kristin! Can you share any scoop on Sons of Anarchy, especially on the Jax and Tara relationship?
Tara's really stepping up this year. As Maggie Siff says, "This season is the education of Tara Knowles." Among other things, when Jax (and the rest of the club) are incarcerated, Tara appears to be absolutely devastated and volunteers to mortgage her father's house for bail money—and believe it or not, she's even fiercer than Gemma when it comes to watching over Opie's kids. There's not a lot of Jax-Tara canoodling in the coming eps, but you won't miss it a bit when you see the really solid emotional commitments from both of them.
Mariska in Abilene, Texas: OK, spill: Who dies on Sons of Anarchy?
We don't want to give away the farm too early, but here's another big hint: If you guessed a man in uniform, you guessed wrong.
Joie in Pittsburgh, Pa.: Can you please cover the season finale of Psych?
For you? Anything. Friday's Psych finale is the episode where Shawn gets shot (and kidnapped and nearly murdered), which leads to a lot of great personal storyline stuff! Henry takes a lead role in the investigation, much to Lassie's dismay, and Shawn's perilous situation makes Juliet realize that she might have more serious feelings for him than she realized. She even grills Gus about the status of Shawn's relationship with Abigail. Be sure to tune in to the Psych season finale, Friday at 10 p.m. on USA to see it all for yourself.
Frenchie: Can you give us some Supernatural scoop?
In case you missed it, my sources tell me: Two fan favorites are going to die this season, and in the same episode, Sam and Dean fight Lucifer. Who do you think it'll be?
T.J. in Bowling Green, Ohio: You teased a whodunit arc at the end of episode four of Dexter? How big is the character involved? Is he/she gone for good? Am I going to throw my TV out the window?
Do not blink during this Sunday's episode of Dexter. The final few minutes are fatal for an old friend, and you're going to want to pay close attention to everything that happens in the hopes if figuring out who done the deed. To answer your other questions, yes, the character who gets whacked seems quite seriously murdered, so don't expect him/her back (flashbacks excepted, of course). And no, you're not going to throw your TV out the window—you're going to need it so you can rewatch the entire ep looking for clues about the mysterious killer.
Source: E!
According to Lisa Edelstein, "[House and Cuddy are] a little complicated so far this season. We're not quite sure how to be in the same place at the same time emotionally." Easy! See, they can be in the same place at the same time emotionally when the writers put pen to paper and make it so. Right?
Jamie in Irvine, Calif.: Anything coming up on Glee?
Quinn's baby secret won't be one much longer. Remember the creepy reporter geek who worships Rachel Berry? He finds out the head cheerleader is preggo, and by the end of this week's ep, the whole school knows the dish. One baby secret that's safe for now is Terri's, after she bribes the doc into performing a fake sonogram with Will in the room!
Joel in Northfield, Ill.: Can't wait to see Sue and Will working together this week on Glee. Looks explosive!
It's a battle royale when the two go toe-to-toe in Wednesday's Glee. The entire hour is jam-packed with the face-off we've been waiting months for, which includes one of the best Sue lines yet: "I don't trust a man with curly hair. I can't help but picture little birds laying sulfurous eggs in there, and it disgusts me."
Blake in Arizona: Are Lois and Clark ever going to be a real couple on Smallville?
Yes. Definitely.
Marshall: Any word on True Blood?
We're going to be meeting up with Anna Paquin, Stephen Moyer and Alexander Skarsgård (get the drool bib) soon, so email any questions to tvdiva@eonline.com. In the meantime: Somebody is going to die next season, and it'll be a person we'll be happy to see go, according to Alan Ball. Can we powwow in the comments and figure this one out? I can't think of anyone whom I want to go, personally. Well, maybe Sookie just cause bitch stole the two best-looking guys on television.
Lia in New York: Welcome back, Kristin! Can you share any scoop on Sons of Anarchy, especially on the Jax and Tara relationship?
Tara's really stepping up this year. As Maggie Siff says, "This season is the education of Tara Knowles." Among other things, when Jax (and the rest of the club) are incarcerated, Tara appears to be absolutely devastated and volunteers to mortgage her father's house for bail money—and believe it or not, she's even fiercer than Gemma when it comes to watching over Opie's kids. There's not a lot of Jax-Tara canoodling in the coming eps, but you won't miss it a bit when you see the really solid emotional commitments from both of them.
Mariska in Abilene, Texas: OK, spill: Who dies on Sons of Anarchy?
We don't want to give away the farm too early, but here's another big hint: If you guessed a man in uniform, you guessed wrong.
Joie in Pittsburgh, Pa.: Can you please cover the season finale of Psych?
For you? Anything. Friday's Psych finale is the episode where Shawn gets shot (and kidnapped and nearly murdered), which leads to a lot of great personal storyline stuff! Henry takes a lead role in the investigation, much to Lassie's dismay, and Shawn's perilous situation makes Juliet realize that she might have more serious feelings for him than she realized. She even grills Gus about the status of Shawn's relationship with Abigail. Be sure to tune in to the Psych season finale, Friday at 10 p.m. on USA to see it all for yourself.
Frenchie: Can you give us some Supernatural scoop?
In case you missed it, my sources tell me: Two fan favorites are going to die this season, and in the same episode, Sam and Dean fight Lucifer. Who do you think it'll be?
T.J. in Bowling Green, Ohio: You teased a whodunit arc at the end of episode four of Dexter? How big is the character involved? Is he/she gone for good? Am I going to throw my TV out the window?
Do not blink during this Sunday's episode of Dexter. The final few minutes are fatal for an old friend, and you're going to want to pay close attention to everything that happens in the hopes if figuring out who done the deed. To answer your other questions, yes, the character who gets whacked seems quite seriously murdered, so don't expect him/her back (flashbacks excepted, of course). And no, you're not going to throw your TV out the window—you're going to need it so you can rewatch the entire ep looking for clues about the mysterious killer.
Source: E!
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