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And we're back! Fringe kept us on the edge of our seats with a two-week hiatus, but things are moving along now that Peter's back in the equation. The theme running through this episode was "some things are not ours to tamper with," which was a famous quote from William Bell spoken to both Walter and Doctor Truss. Speaking of Bell, I'd love to know what led to his death in this version of the universe.

Lincoln is back in action this week as well, which makes me pretty happy. I have a major geek crush on Agent Lee and his wide-brimmed glasses. Check out a few of my favorite moments from this week's Fringe, and don't forget to discuss yours in the comments!

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I was afraid that the TV-watching masses wouldn't buy in to Fox's Terra Nova once it hit the airwaves a few weeks ago, but it looks like the show is holding its own in the ratings. It's a good thing too, since Terra Nova rolls several favorite sci-fi subjects into one geeky hour of television.

Are you watching Terra Nova? If not, here are a few reasons why you should be.

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Good news Fringe fans — this season is shaping up to be the best yet. Not only have the past two episodes blended everything we've been missing (and loving) about this series all Summer — weird cases, alternate universes, and "Walterisms" — but now we finally get to see what happens when we ask the question" "Where is Peter Bishop?"

This week's episode of Fringe brings the goods — hilarious lines from Walter, a comeback by Massive Dynamic, and one shocking scene to end them all. Take a look back at our favorite moments from "Alone in the World."


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Fringe is off to an amazing start! Last week we were introduced to a new (hot and geeky) Lincoln Lee, and this week we see a collaboration between the two Fringe Division teams on a case, forcing Olivia to work side by side (well, sort of) with Fauxlivia to solve a mysterious crime.

I'm recapping my favorite moments in the slideshow — won't you join me?

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Friday night welcomed the return of Fringe, but things just aren't right now that we're back in season four. Last season left us with the realization that Peter Bishop had been erased from everyone's memories (because he had been erased from time), but as we see in the premiere episode, he has left an imprint on time. Walter knows something is off, and you can feel it in the episode yourself. Something is totally off.

Good news is Fringe is getting back to its roots with the creepy and freaky cases that we've all been craving (that translucent man is straight out of season one!). Season three was so bogged down by the alternate universe story line that I felt like it was becoming a totally different show. Not so, says the premiere episode. I'll recap my favorite things about "Neither Here Nor There" in the slideshow, but be sure to chime in with your thoughts on the episode in the comments!

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AMC's Mad Men won the outstanding drama series award at last night's Emmy's, and we couldn't agree more. While the show is packed with drama, it's had its retro gadget moments as well. Check out some of our favorite tech from Mad Men over the years.

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I get a kick out of watching how Hollywood set designers sneak technology into story lines or screen time — be it product placement or good old fashioned gadget love. Summer flicks are ripe with laughs, adventure, bombs, and loads of laptops. Check out the hot new, old, and even custom gear we've spotted on the big screen.