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We find out that Serena left early so that she could see her brother at the hospital. Fade to black.

Since the season 3 episode “Frame-Up,” in which Gibbs knew automatically who Tony was talking about when he referred to Mike Macaluso, many NCIS fans feel this was the case. Tony was undercover (which is another wish – more Tony undercover) doing what he does best and rounded up a big mafia guy. Maybe a mafia guy that killed a Navy officer – thus Gibbs joining up with the operation? Hmmm. In the words of Arte Johnson, “This could be veeerrrryy interesting.”

Oh, how we NCIS fans love the Tony/Gibbs relationship. While we all have our own fix on what this relationship means – good friends, mentor/student, and the most popular one, father/son – we love it. I thought I was the only one who started watching NCIS simply because I loved the father/son relationship between Tony and Gibbs, however, I soon found out I was not in the minority on this subject.

Many of us felt that this past season of NCIS held the weakest cases of any previous year. In the past, I stayed on the edge of my seat during the entire program wondering who the heck did whatever awful crime was spotlighted that week. This season, I had it figured out within the first 20 minutes, which is unusual since I am not the brightest crayon in the box. I definitely would not make a great detective or federal agent. So how was I figuring these cases out so quickly? The cases were weak.

With Mike Franks and Tony DiNozzo hooking up in Mexico and Paloma entering Jackson Gibbs’ store in Stillwater, PA, we are sure that the first of next season should be very exciting.

We all know that our favorite characters grow and develop over the years. The longer a show is on, the more the characters develop. While we are willing to accept that, we NCIS fans are not going to accept our favorite characters being changed in a way that makes them not themselves anymore.

At the Sheriff’s Department, Jason is washing cars when he sees a pretty blond drive by. He remembers seeing her in the woods. He umps into the police car and follows her – turning on the sirens to make her pull over. The shirtless Jason exits the car with sunglasses and a ticket pad, asking her for her license, registration and insurance card. She tells him she doesn’t think he’s a cop and wonders where his badge, his gun and his shirt are. Jason tells her he’ll be a cop “real soon” and still wants to see her identification. Jason asks why she was crying the first time he saw her. He introduces himself and she tells him her name is Crystal. Jason wants to meet her at Merlotte’s that night but she says no.

Russell tells Eric that he is going out but Eric is trying to impress upon him the urgency he has to save Pam from the Magister. Russell tells Eric that he will have Talbot give him a tour. Lorena descends the stairs and sees Eric. They aren’t happy to see each other.

The latest episode of “True Blood” season three, “Trouble,” begins with Talbot looking over Tara at the King’s mansion. Franklin is arranging her hair and position on a chair. Russell, Lorena and Bill – all covered with blood from their last kill – enter and Tara is horrified and surprised to see Bill.

On January 18, 2007, Smallville finally introduced the Justice League of America (JLA). The audience had, of course, been introduced to various members of the JLA over the course of the last few years, beginning with Bart Allen (the would-be Flash) and eventually culminating with Oliver Queen (The Green Arrow).