SPOILERS!

Latest scoop from E!Online's Kristen:

Thomas in Baltimore: Lost is back this week! Dish me!

Yeeha! Aside from our "Lost Week" video from the set in Hawaii, I can share this fascinating (I think) factoid: Someone we believed to be dead was just spotted shooting scenes in Hawaii last week. Guesses? You can get the answer in the spoiler section below...

Amanda in Utica, N.Y.: Do you have any news for fans of Lost's Jack?

Matthew Fox did Speed Racer press over the weekend, and when asked what he could spill about the Lost finale, he laughed and said: "It's going to be huge. We're in the middle of it right now, and it's huge, and there's many, many revelations and huge surprises and the year will end in a way that's just going to drive people crazy. In a good way!"

Lynn in Manchester: Any news on Blood Ties yet? The fans are getting pretty desperate for any information you could give us.

I wish I had better news, tubers, but producer Randy Zalken tells me, "The more time that goes by the more difficult it becomes. Never out of sight, the series is very near and dear to us, and we appreciate all that the fans have done on the show's behalf." There is no other new news...I'm sorry. Now get over here for a group hug.

Max in Rome: Lost!

Remember when the monster ate the pilot? Well, the show hasn't forgotten either: Greg Grunberg, aka Oceanic pilot Seth Norris, was in Hawaii last week filming scenes for the show...Whoo-hoo!

Francie in Pasadena, Calif.: Can you share Lost info, s'il vous plaît?

According to my sources, the Orchid Station, which we should finally see soon, may be a major set going into next season as well. I've personally decided that's because it is totally a time machine, but I've been known to talk crazy.

Lynne in Trenton, N.J.: There are a lot of rumors flying around about new Heroes characters for season three. Can you tell me anything concrete?

Expect an unlikable dude named Jesse to join the cast. Mean, angry and out of control is what I'm hearing about him.

Kate in Syracuse, N.Y.: Yay! Bones is back! Need. Scoop. Now.

I just saw "The Baby in the Bough," and let me tell you, it lives up to its comedic potential. Booth and Brennan being in charge of a baby allows us to see a side of the squints we've never known before. Among other things: Angela gets baby fever, and Hodgins has an interesting (albeit untactful) way to fight that fever.

Tessa in New Orleans: Any word on those fine boys over on Supernatural? I need my fix!

In the third season finale, Dean is not going to be able to get out of his contract—and I'm not talking about anything happening behind the scenes! You smarty-pants can explain what that means to the rest of the class in the comments below. (Hell-o! It's gonna be huge.)

SPOILERS GALORE

All from TV Guide's Ask Ausiello

Supernatural
Question: Thank you for the brilliant, stress-relieving Q&A with Supernatural creator Eric Kripke. Not to be greedy, but did he say anything about Jeffrey Dean Morgan returning?— Katie

Ausiello: OMG, were you eavesdropping?! 'Cause he did say something about a Papa Winchester comeback, and it went something like this: "It's not happening anytime soon. And not because we don't love Jeffrey; we'd love to have him back. But he's a very busy person these days and his schedule is notoriously hard to fit in with our schedule, so I don't see that happening in the near future. But [John is] off in a better place now. He's in heaven, or wherever. And I think he's going to hang out there and party for a little while until we're able to make Jeffrey's schedule work."

Heroes
Question: Got any Heroes poop?— Daniel

Ausiello: Yes, but it's going to require a spoiler alert. We'll be seeing less of Ali Larter this fall as Niki takes off early in the season to, as Larter herself teases, "fix something. And once it's fixed, it will be very shocking and exciting."

LOST
Question: Is their any confirmative information regarding Cynthia Watros' much-anticipated return to Lost in Season 4?— David King

Ausiello: Can't confirm that Watros is returning, but I can say that Libby's story will definitely be revisited this season. Backing up what he and Damon Lindelof teased at Comic-Con last week, Carlton Cuse tells me, "There is a cool part of [Libby's] story that we have yet to tell."

BSG

Question: Weeds? Damages? Greek? Side of Life? Army Wives? Dr. Who? Battlestar Galactica? Psych? Monk? Burn Notice? Mad Men? Entourage? Closer? My Boys? Got anything on any of these? You would be my savior!— Sharon

Ausiello: Wow, lots to choose from there. Let's go with BSG. As Syfyportal.com already reported, three humanoid Cylon models will be completely wiped out next season. Well, I just found out (Spoiler alert) which ones are getting retired, and I can tell you they all have one thing in common: their gender. And here's another tasty morsel: the name of the 13th Colony in the Colonial Scriptures? "Cylon."

Smallville
Question: Having to wait until Aug. 1 for a new Ask Ausiello is cruel, but I'll forgive you if you promise me there will be no Lex-Lois romance on Smallville.— Jeff

Ausiello: Um, ewww. Between the new "Daily Planet" editor and the return of Oliver Queen/Green Arrow, Lois' dance card will be plenty full this season. Meanwhile, the big news out of Comic-Con was the announcement that Dean Cain will be guest-starring in Episode 4 as a villain. Also, the Season 7 clips that were shown at the panel apparently confirm that Chloe is very much alive.

Jericho
Question: That wasn’t very nice, teasing a Lost spoiler on your latest vodcast and not giving one. Make it up to us by plugging the Jericho convention.— Kathleen

Ausiello: Fair enough. I'll even do you one better by giving you a little scooplet: The show will be introducing the new acting president of the U.S. this season. The part, per the casting notice, is being modeled after JFK, a charismatic leader the people need to help rebuild what is left of the country.