Fringe, or How I Learned to Be Happy JJ Abrams Is Making Awesome TV Featuring Walter Bishop
OK, that was a really long title. But that’s to make up for being so lax in blogging about Fringe so far this season, despite the fact that Walter Bishop is, bar none, my favorite character on television at the moment (that includes shows that are on hiatus right now).

Flash Forward – most definitely not a flash in the pan
I’ve been rather lax in my blogging this season, in part because there’s more decent to good sci-fi on the tellybox right now than there’s been in a good long time, so trying to catch up with it all has been a challenge. I was inspired to write this

He’s not dead?! Logan returns to 24
Charles Logan, much like Tony Almeida, is not dead. [picapp src="2/0/8/a/24_Season_Five_dfe6.jpg?adImageId=7076934&imageId=1608726" width="234" height="342" /]Michael Ausiello over at EW.com just posted the news that Gregory Itzin will reprise his role as disgraced President Logan for a multi-episode arc “towards the end of Day 8 when Cherry Jone

Battlestar Galactica: The Plan
Before I share my thoughts about the telemovie, I have to say this: If you haven’t seen it yet and don’t want to be spoiled, click away NOW. Consider yourself warned. So the idea behind “The Plan,” ostensibly, was to tell the untold story of the Cylons. The plan they had when they attacked the Coloni

Heroes: The end is nigh?
I rarely root for a series I once loved to end, but an exception could certainly be made for Heroes. Looks like I could easily get my wish, as Airlock Alpha (once syfy.com, before the SciFi Channel became SyFy) reports that NBC sources say Heroes is being asked to wrap up its entire story by season’s end.