I just saw the preview for next new episode of Criminal Minds that features Alex O’Loughlin (Moonlight). I had to laugh because in the official preview, it says “Alex O’Loughlin is back…”. Ha! CBS knows they should have kept Moonlight, and if I were them, I’d soak up as much O’Loughlin/Moonlight magic as possible. I bet there are a bunch of Mick St. John fans ready to pounce on this episode of CR!

Season 5 of The Closer begins in June, and the beginning episodes will feature Brenda (Kyra Sedgwick) being “unwillingly” assisted by a detective named Dick Tracy. I have to admit, I’m more excited about that intense arsonist, Billy Croelick (Jason O’Mara) being back, because he seems to rattle Brenda so!

On NCIS, Tony and Ziva’s relationship is about to evolve. May 19 is the season finale, and the “fans will decide” something that will “carry over” to the summer according to NCIS Executive Producer Shane Brennan. Sounds like this is something that fans have been waiting for. So what was all those quips about between these two all this time, sexual tension?

On 24, although fans are still mourning the death of Larry, Chloe (Mary Lynn Rajskub) is back and will be making some important decisions after hearing about Bill.

I read a few weeks ago that Fringe will be be moving all its production from New York to Vancouver in light of the end of tax breaks for the production company. No sweat…I’m sure they’ll do an excellent job of making the show still look like a fictitious Boston.

Also for those wondering about Season 2, Kirk Acevedo (Agent Harris) reveals he was just on set filming a Fringe stand-alone episode that airs for Season 2! You can read his interview here at Fringe Television. For those who said it was risky…Season 2 is coming.

Via TV Guide, TNT, CBS Press, Fringe Television

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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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