This season of Fringe is moving fast. If you haven't been able to keep up, or are wondering why there is still a bridge between the two universes, even without Peter Bishop, John Noble does a great job of explaining how it all went down in this promo video. Fringe returns this Friday, where we dive right into Peter Bishop's return. Get excited!
Friday night's episode of Fringe is arguably the best yet from season four. Not only do we see Walter's decline into madness and his attempt at redemption, but we're finally getting somewhere with this whole "Where Is Peter Bishop" business. On the downside, my new favorite character, Lincoln Lee, is totally MIA this episode, but there's plenty to sink your teeth in to. Talk about your favorite moments in the comments, and check out a few of ours in the slideshow.
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The mid-season finale of Doctor Who airs this Saturday on BBC America (no spoilers please, UK friends!), and what better time to catch the rest of us geeks up to speed on the series' main characters? Click through to meet the current cast of this long-running show, and if you haven't started watching yet, get caught up during the BBC America marathon this Saturday!
I'm definitely excited to hear that Game of Thrones has been picked up for a second season already; so far, I'm a big fan. If last night's second episode is any indication, the series will continue to be chock full of jealousy, lust, and lots of drama, urging me to pick up the books to get a good grip on the bigger picture. And though he hasn't seen a ton of screen time yet, Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) is quickly becoming one of my favorite characters. How could you not instantly love him after he gave young Prince Jeoffery a good smack in front of the dog pen?
Now it's your turn — what did you think about the second episode? Was it enough to get you to tune in next week? Vote, and then chat it up in the comments!
HBO's Game of Thrones made its big debut last night, and while the first episode in the 10-part season was filled with exposition and setup, it was as visually stunning as I expected it to be. If you're a fan of George R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" book series, then you can probably appreciate the sweeping landscapes and seeing your favorite characters come to life, but I'd love to know what you — whether you're a fan of the series or not — thought of the first episode. Was it enough to pique your interest and set your TiVo for episode two?
You've seen the movie, you've studied the gadgets, now's the time to find out if you were paying attention to the tech or distracted by all the sex and fashion in Sex and the City 2! Before you put your long Memorial Day weekend to bed and head back to the grind of the office tomorrow, take this fun quiz that tests your knowledge of all things tech from the fun flick.
Can the drama get any hotter? The kids from the Upper East Side had one hell of a year, and it seems their Summer won't be slowing down any time soon — where one person leaves the island for a better future, another returns with shocking news. There were a few great tech references during last night's season finale, but can you recall what they were through all the excitement? Find out when you take this recap quiz.
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Last year, Whitney, Olivia, Erin, Roxie, and the rest of The City crew brought the drama during their days spent working at People's Revolution (lead by Kelly Cutrone, now of Kell On Earth fame) and Elle magazine. And while their nights were spent at parties and events all over the city, phones, computers and other tech made plenty of appearances. In honor of the next season of The City, which premieres tomorrow night on MTV, check out the last few rounds of TV Tech Quizzes and refresh your knowledge before tomorrow night's premiere.
 Episode 5: Hit It and Quit It |
 Episode 6: Weekend at Freddie's |
 Episode 7: Friends and Foe-Workers |
 Episode 8: Forget About Boys |
 Episode 9: If You Want Something Done Right |
 Episode 10: Season Finale |
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One of my celebrity Twitter faves, William Shatner will be appearing on George Lopez's show this evening (TBS, 11 p.m. ET/PT), but he won't be alone — he'll be backing up the "Taiwanese Susan Boyle," Lin Yu Chun, in a rousing rendition of "Total Eclipse of the Heart." You may know Chun from his performance of Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" on a Taiwanese talent show, which has been seen by over 12 million YouTube viewers so far. You've seen it. Trust me. Can't wait to see it all unfold? You don't have to — I've got your sneak peek after the break.
Welcome back to Name That Tune — where you dig deep into your psyche and guess the title of a geeky TV theme song.
Can you guess what TV show this theme song is from?
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