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Sara Colleton didn’t say anything about Louis Greene. Do we have dip for him on Dexter? — John Dexpert, around Twitter
NATALIE: Au contraire! The creeper who sent Dexter a palm from a Ice Truck Killer box will be back! “We satisfied that Louis has a whole darker side and people who spin fans can spin into dangerous stalkers in a blink of a eye. That’s what Louis has incited into,” Colleton tells us. “[Dexter will] learn a Ice Truck Killer palm — he has no thought it’s in his home — and what a essay on a palm of it means.”

Got any new information on Jeanne Tripplehorn‘s impression on Criminal Minds? — Cynthia
ADAM: Yep! Her name is Alex Blake and she’s a seasoned FBI linguistics expert, who has some story with Reid. “People like Reid schooled from [her],” executive author Erica Messer tells us. “She is also a highbrow during Georgetown and Reid has guest-lectured during her debate linguistics category before.” And before we even ask, don’t demeanour for her to be distinguished adult any interoffice romances. “She is in a relationship,” Messer teases. “When we get your heroes concerned romantically, it only changes a uncover so much. we feel flattering strongly about that as a rule.”

What’s entrance adult on Glee? — Nancy
NATALIE: Make approach for a new Brittany! The producers are casting for a pleasing blond high schooler who knows how to dance. Considering Brittany didn’t graduate, it sounds like she’ll have some foe subsequent season.

How will Bones bring Brennan back? How most can she do to transparent her name while on a run? — Vanessa
ADAM: “[Brennan's] been gone, yet she’s been working,” executive author Stephen Nathan tells us. That said, she positively can’t do it alone. But good assistance competence be tough to find… during first. “Cam … and a Jeffersonian have to be totally above reproach,” Nathan says “Everyone is doing their jobs so that nothing of [the evidence] is tainted. … [But] somebody has been communicating with her and there has been some transformation in a case.”

Will there be a time burst on Once Upon a Time? — Jimmy
NATALIE: Negative, Jimmy. You’ll get to see how sorcery comes to Storybrooke in a large way. “Don’t worry, we won’t be skipping over any large moments,” consulting author Jane Espenson tells us. “We adore these characters and we wish to see how they navigate their approach by their new situation. And not only a Charming Family… design large moments for everybody in town!”

I am so prepared for Breaking Bad to come back. Got any dirt? — Ethan
ADAM: As we competence expect, Walt’s preference to blow adult a meth kingpin (RIP, Gus!) is going to have vital (and flattering most immediate) consequences. Look for Gus’ right-hand male Mike to high-tail it out of Mexico a second he learns of his boss’ demise. Fortunately for Walt, he has one square of precedence that will keep him out of Mike’s crosshairs for now. Unfortunately, that same square of precedence could also make Walt No. 1 on a DEA’s most-wanted list.

Can we only contend that a iStake is a best invention ever on True Blood? — Steve
NATALIE: Bill and Eric would substantially remonstrate with we given those quick-killing apps won’t be private for a while. “It stays on for several episodes and we should be worried,” Alan Ball tells us. “They’re in danger, in critical danger.” Like a iStake now?

 How does Maura lane down her birth mom on Rizzoli Isles? — Jessica
ADAM: With a case, of course! Maura reaches out to her mom, Dr. Hope Martin (guest star Sharon Lawrence), who only so happens to work in a same field. But don’t consider she tells Hope adult front that she’s her long-believed-to-be-dead daughter. “It’s drawn-out,” Lawrence, who will seem in 3 episodes, tells us. “Hope has a daughter from her marriage. There’s a lot to play. Maura’s too intelligent to chuck in a bit of information that could blow adult in everybody’s face, so it’ll take a bit.”

I favourite The Newsroom‘s initial episode. But is Will always going to be so grumpy? — Daniel
ADAM: Yeah, probably. That’s partly since Will’s new prophesy for “News Night” doesn’t accurately lay good with ACN’s corporate overlords, who unequivocally fast bluster to glow him if he doesn’t go behind to a reserve of a center of a road. But that doesn’t meant Will won’t alleviate adult a bit before a season’s out. He competence even make amends! “Will travels a thousand miles from a deteriorate opener to a deteriorate finale,” creator Aaron Sorkin tells us. “He even runs into a sorority lady he berates in a opening mins of a array and gives her a unequivocally opposite answer to doubt she initial asked.”

Loved a premiere of Weeds. What will Nancy do now? — Shari
NATALIE: For those of we who haven’t watched it yet, click here to clear it. Nancy’s sharpened will be a explanation of sorts — yet don’t design there to be a large turnaround. Her chronicle of a improved chairman is giving divided pot pro bono during a hospital, that will put her during contingency with a proprietor jester pot dealer. Fortunately, Nancy’s repute — loyal or not — has preceded her.

Anything we can spirit about a final deteriorate of Damages? — Lisa
ADAM: The premiere facilities dual apparent deaths, during slightest one of that we’ll expected be obscure over all season. Also, Ellen opens her possess law organisation and hires a puzzling new associate who has a story with Patty. Speaking of Patty, she gets arrested! Good thing she knows a tough attorney.

Give us some Awkward scoop. — Liam
NATALIE: Just as a author of a “carefrontation” minute gets revealed, a new poser will flog off when Jenna finds a puzzling commenter on her not-so-secret-anymore blog. “It’s a using [thread] and eventually motivates something unequivocally big,” array creator Lauren Iungerich tells us. Just like a carefrontation letter, Iungerich promises that a commenter will be suggested by deteriorate end.

Natalie’s Mega Rave: John C. McGinley was ideally expel as Michael’s coach on Burn Notice. McGinley’s dry wit and romantic unconcern that we’ve seen in his roles on Scrubs and in Platoon was expertly employed to uncover because a favorite burnt view is a approach he is.

Adam’s Mini Rant: Is Dallas planning a “Who shaved J.R.’s eyebrows?” cliff-hanger? No disrespect, yet those things are apropos distracting.

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(Additional stating by Joyce Eng, Robyn Ross and  Kate Stanhope)