When will we learn more about the Observers on Fringe? — Cal
MICKEY: On Thursday's episode, we'll meet August, who is just as bald and hairless as last season's Observer (who is rumored to be named September, by the way). It seems that August is doing more than observing, and his meddling could threaten a woman's life... or death. We'll also learn that Observers have been present for many calamitous historical events, and that they're gearing up for the next one, which, sadly, includes Olivia & Co.
Is it true that Bosco will be Red John's next victim on The Mentalist? — Clarisse
ADAM: Let me answer your question with one of my own: Why would Red John, who is known for killing women, go after Agent Bosco? That said, Bosco's investigation of Red John does put him in serious danger. One more question: Who can't be trusted in the CBI?
Will V's Ryan ever tell Valerie that he's a Visitor? — Mike
MICKEY: Well, duh. Of course he will... eventually. I mean, he told Georgie within the first hour of the series; word's going to get out. Until then, though, Morris Chestnut tells us that Ryan will soon be faced with a huge dilemma of the "to tell or not to tell" variety. If you're thinking that our alien-lizard Hamlet chooses the path of honesty, you obviously haven't been paying attention.
Have you heard anything about Lie to Me getting a full-season pickup? — Will
ADAM: Many saw Fox's three-episode order as a sign that the network was losing faith in the show. Not so, says executive producer Shawn Ryan. "I don't assume any kind of grand conspiracy against the show," he tells me. "My attitude has always been you've got to prove yourself every single day, every single episode." The good news: Post-World Series ratings are up.
Source: TV Guide
MICKEY: On Thursday's episode, we'll meet August, who is just as bald and hairless as last season's Observer (who is rumored to be named September, by the way). It seems that August is doing more than observing, and his meddling could threaten a woman's life... or death. We'll also learn that Observers have been present for many calamitous historical events, and that they're gearing up for the next one, which, sadly, includes Olivia & Co.
Is it true that Bosco will be Red John's next victim on The Mentalist? — Clarisse
ADAM: Let me answer your question with one of my own: Why would Red John, who is known for killing women, go after Agent Bosco? That said, Bosco's investigation of Red John does put him in serious danger. One more question: Who can't be trusted in the CBI?
Will V's Ryan ever tell Valerie that he's a Visitor? — Mike
MICKEY: Well, duh. Of course he will... eventually. I mean, he told Georgie within the first hour of the series; word's going to get out. Until then, though, Morris Chestnut tells us that Ryan will soon be faced with a huge dilemma of the "to tell or not to tell" variety. If you're thinking that our alien-lizard Hamlet chooses the path of honesty, you obviously haven't been paying attention.
Have you heard anything about Lie to Me getting a full-season pickup? — Will
ADAM: Many saw Fox's three-episode order as a sign that the network was losing faith in the show. Not so, says executive producer Shawn Ryan. "I don't assume any kind of grand conspiracy against the show," he tells me. "My attitude has always been you've got to prove yourself every single day, every single episode." The good news: Post-World Series ratings are up.
Source: TV Guide
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