Okay, so why was he seeing visions? It sounded like he had a psychotic break at the end of last season. Not something that can be fixed easily I wouldn't think.

Who the hell knows / Yeah, didn't it? / No, me neither.

I wish I were making all this up. I really do.

Oops - Franka Potente, not Famke Jensen! Corrected above, too.

My disbelief in her character stands, whoever she's played by.

Thanks Jessica. That is two hours I will get back thanks to your heads up. Feh.

I expected them to spend half a season based in the mental hospital with House solving cases. Well, my record for predicting is holding.

Just saw this pic in a batch for Fringe episode 2 of the upcoming season, so that's something. Unless the sad look means he's about to drive off into the sunset.

mellenbal, we were wrong. Jim is posting again about shooting in Vancouver for Supernatural. Whew! ::hugs Bobby::

Sorry, I know this treads on the line of not belonging here since it is just casting, but Jim Beaver being or not being in Supernatural would have been a huge thing and I wanted to be on the safe side.

My understanding is that Charlie is in the first few episodes of Fringe and then something happens - it was described as "it'll blow your mind" - and then he goes away. Which may leave open the possibility of him returning? I don't know because I didn't want to know the details so all I have is this vagueness.

It won't blow my mind in a good way unless he stays. Maybe they body swap him with the new girl. Or send him to Earth 2.

Oh! In casting news which is too complicatedly spoilery for me to work out how to whitefont safely in Spoiler Lite, Adam Rodriguez leaves CSI: Miami and ends up on Ugly Betty for at least 5 episodes.

I watch CSI: Miami in reruns because it's the bad crack, so I won't see his departure for a while, but I will miss him. He's so much less useless than Jonathan Togo's character. And that's saying a lot.

Ausiello on Supernatural, which sounds kinda good:

According to series creator Eric Kripke, this season is all about “building Sam and Dean back up in a way that makes them older, sadder, wiser, and, ultimately, stronger. It’s funny, we’ve been feeling in many ways that this is the most optimistic season of Supernatural we’ve ever done. Because even though the exterior circumstances are a massive cluster f–k, internally, the boys aren’t tearing each other apart every episode. It’s more like, ‘Hey, maybe we’ll lose, but, dammit, let’s go down swinging.’

I want them to have each others backs. I want Bobby in there, and I want positive existing women and new POC.