FRINGE: Broyles (Lance Reddick, L) leads Olivia (Anna Torv, C) and Peter (Joshua Jackson, R) to the latest crime scene in the FRINGE episode “Ability” airing Tuesday, Feb. 10 (9:01-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.

Have fun deciding what to watch, and what to TIVO when you see what crime drama is on TV tonight:

Homeland Security USA – 8:00 PM ABC (reality series)

Homeland Security USA is a reality series that chronicles the agency that defends threats to the U.S. Much of the focus is on the Internet, mail centers, border patrols and airports.

Tonight’s episode is called These Are Human Skulls So They Had to Belong to Somebody, and it features a strange X-ray of a package from China that arrives at the airport, and a couple in Detroit heading to Dubai with a large amount of money. They seem to have an assortment of explanations. I wonder if they’ll  use the old ” oh it’s not my money…” excuse.

NCIS – 8:00 PM CBS

NCIS has been described as a spin-off the series, JAG. It follows the criminal investigations of Navy and Marine personnel that are handled by their own, the NCIS.

On Agent Afloat, the NCIS crew investigate a mysterious suicide aboard an aircraft carrier, and it seems to lead to a bigger crime.

The Mentalist – 9:00 PM CBS

Simon Baker portrays the “psychic” who is now an investigator for the CBI (California Bureau of Investigation), and uses powerful skills of observation to solve crimes.

On this episode,called Flame Red, three National Guard vets are murdered, and Jane sets out to prove that one vet who survived is the killer.

 Fringe – 9:00 PM  FOX (New Episode)

Of course, I’ve saved the best for last, and yes, I’d definitely watch this FBI drama with sci-fi elements, and record The Mentalist for later. 

Tonight’s Fringe is a new episode called The Transformation, which deals with Peter and Olivia going undercover to investigate a new airborne disaster. Also we find out what is going on with the mystery surrounding John Scott.

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Agent Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) and Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson) are featured on the front cover. It’s compelling to see two of Fox’s most beautiful stars, and to have this amazing series featured on the cover.

As you may know, Fringe is all about an FBI agent, Dunham, a research scientist, Walter Bishop, (John Noble) and his son, Peter (Joshua Jackson). Their union is at the center of what is termed “fringe science”  and they solve unusual cases each week.

Created by J.J. Abrams, this series has garnered an amazing number of viewers and popularity. More episodes of what was once dubbed a “risky series” was ordered on October 1, making the show a full 22 episode season.

Congratulations to the series for making the TV Guide cover this week. What I’d like to see next is a cover that features more of the beautiful people (John Noble, Lance Reddick and Jasika Nicole). Now, a cover with those three would be completely awesome, TV Guide! (Perhaps I have seen this in a dream?)

Catch Fringe on Tuesday nights, on Fox at 9:00 PM ET!

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Between the letter from J.J. Abrams, the audio recorder with Lance Reddick’s voice, and the mysterious FBI case file containing investigative info, the press kit itself offers another look into the future “impossibilities” that Fox promises us beginning September 9. I had some other images with technical issues, but all is not lost.

Aaron over at TVBarn gets into the details of this kit, and the FringeBloggers are throwing around some theorem in their analysis of it.

Some other notable updates are that the official Fringe site has been updated. For a time it was just full of mysterious images and the air date for the show. Now it has the amazing imagery of our favorite actors.

Lance Reddick gave a fun interview in which he talks about not knowing anything about what’s up and coming with Lost, navigating between the sets of Lost and Fringe, and his fear of revealing the whole season to a random press person. I love it.

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