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First look at the new episode of Supernatural- Dean meets John on a trip into the past and Eric Kripke talks a bit about what the episode is about.

When we last left our lovely The Hills women, Spencer and Heidi were living together and she hadn’t told mom and dad; Doug and Lauren broke up and he stepped out with Stephanie; and Lauren felt betrayed for always sticking up for Stephanie.

Wilhelmina, now preparing for her first issue as editor, puts Betty in a difficult situation when she offers her a job as her assistant. Meanwhile, Christina becomes suspicious of Stuart’s true intentions, Daniel faces a custody battle to keep Daniel Jr. in the United States, and Hilda’s romance with Coach Diaz reaches a new level of hotness.

Episode 4 of Season 4 (2008-2009) Originally aired Oct 2, 2008 Running Time: 60 minAfter Mac’s father is released from prison, Mac and Charlie stage their own deaths to save their lives; Frank, Dee and Dennis find unique ways of dealing with the loss. Download Mac & Charlie Die, Parts 1 and 2 for Free

Ghost Whisperer is the show I don’t usually let people know I watch, ok that’s not true I don’t mind people knowing, but let’s just say I don’t shout it on rooftops. What can I say though, I enjoy watching Melinda dealing with ghosts every week. It’s not my favorite show, and some episodes are better than others, but it relaxes me and entertains me enough that I have been following it since the beginning.

While wearing Urahara’s new Bount sensor Ichigo is drawn to a construction site where his friend Keigo is having his soul sucked out by a few of the new Bount dolls. Ichigo stops the dolls and saves Keigo. Then Koga and his doll, Dalk, show up and start to fight with Ichigo.

Asuma is trapped in Hidan’s secret and incomprehensible technique, and Shikamaru tries to find a way around it.

Asuma is trapped in Hidan’s secret and incomprehensible technique, and Shikamaru tries to find a way around it.

So we met young John and Mary, but who is this I see sitting down to dine with the family? Dean spends a little quality time with Gramdma and Grandpa. (Why do I think Dean’s going to get misty over all of this?)

The new season of “Pushing Daisies” has been given a sneak peek through a clip of its first episode, “Bzzzzzzz!”. The clip will see a spokesmodel for a cosmetic company stung to death with horrible spots all over her body. Ned, who has the ability to resurrect the dead, wakes up the woman who is badly stung in the corpse room. Led by the incident, Chuck then goes on undercover to investigate the honey-based cosmetic company and discovers that there’s more complicated politics inside the office, mainly concerning the relationship between the founder Betty Bee and the new owner, Woolsey Nicholls. Meanwhile, Ned can’t stand her growing independence, or the fact that she wants to move out of his apartment. In other developments, Lily spirits Olive off to a nunnery so she won’t spill Lily’s deep, dark secret. “Bzzzzzzz!” will be aired on ABC on October 1 at 8:00 P.M.. “Pushing Daisies” 2.01:

I would call these appetizers, like the appetite-whetting, sweat-breaking taste of a sample platter of spicy-sweet Mexican appetizers. The Smallville spoilers for the first 6 episode make your mouth water for more.

A sneak peek to the episode 4.06 of “Prison Break” is out. After visiting the Treasury Department in the last episode, Michael and his entourage will be drawn to a racetrack when pursuing the other key card holder in the episode called “Blow Out”. Meanwhile, Mahone gets caught with something priceless and Agent Self continues in pursue of Wyatt. T-Bag on his own accord, starts to figure out Whistler’s code. “Blow Out” will be aired on FOX on September 29 at 9:00 P.M. In the mean time, a scoop on Michael’s condition has been suggested after he was seen having a nosebleed in the beginning of the fourth season. According to some sources, the nosebleed is not intended to kill Micheal but rather will be part of the show’s biggest mystery this season. It has something to do with his mother’s history, which reportedly will be unveiled on episode 7 aka next two weeks (October 6). Prison Break 4.06 Preview:

Henry Poole (Luke Wilson) is a man with "movie disease." This means that he's going to die, and he'll have absolutely no symptoms until he does. Sometimes "movie disease" comes with a cough, but not this time.

Last year I saw Gracie, a movie about a teenage girl who wants to play high-school soccer in the late 1970s, when the game was considered a males-only sport in America, and faces a lot of opposition from her school. I finished my review with the line, "If it were football, would we be agreeing more with Gracie's opponents?"

Medical science tells us that there's a portion of the brain called the R-complex that, nestled low and close to the spinal cord, governs simple, automatic brain functions like respiration and reflex and heart rate; other outlying, larger brain structures cover language, culture, memory and art. I mention this because Death Race, writer-director Paul W.S.

Medical science tells us that there's a portion of the brain called the R-complex that, nestled low and close to the spinal cord, governs simple, automatic brain functions like respiration and reflex and heart rate; other outlying, larger brain structures cover language, culture, memory and art. I mention this because Death Race, writer-director Paul W.S.

Everyone else got to see (and adore) Tom McCarthy's The Station Agent well before I had the chance to see the movie -- so by the time I caught it on DVD (and adored it), nobody really needed my half-year-late review of the flick. But I managed to catch a Sundance screening of Mr. McCarthy's second film -- and if it isn't quite as fresh or as strangely moving as The Station Agent, it's still a damn fine film with a good heart and some really excellent performances. Kinda like The Station Agent.I

Plot: Bella Swan is a girl just trying to survive Forks, Washington- the town with the worst weather in the United States- because her mother’s just married a baseball player. Edward Cullen is one of five teenagers adopted by the amazingly intelligent and handsome Dr. Cullen, and all he wants is to guard his eerily beautiful family’s secret- that they’re all vampires who’ve given up hunting humans. Can Edward keep up the “vegetarian” lifestyle when he falls for Bella, whose blood has a scent sweeter than anyone on the planet’s? Or, more importantly, can he protect her from others who don’t have the same amount of self-control?

FYI: Apparently fans of the books from which the movies is based on are called “Twilighters”. At least, that’s what MTV tells me, but of course, MTV is the home to some of the crappiest faux “reality” TV shows in the history of the idiot tube, so you know…