TV for Movie Lovers

To say this episode, or the previous episode, was made for the fans would seem redundant in the Stargate universe. At this point, almost every episode is made for the fans.

Following Ryan’s (B.J. Novak) recent scandal at corporate, Holly (Amy Ryan) must hold a business ethics seminar. The meeting gets out of control when Michael (Steve Carell) lets everyone speak freely about their unethical behavior at work.

Someone has pooped in Frank and Charlie’s bed; Mac and Dennis investigate. Dee wishes to live a “Sex in the City” lifestyle with the Waitress and her drama buddy Artemus.

A small favor for Pineys old war buddy turns into a big problem for Samcro. With Clay detained, Jax must step-up to handle the situation.

Mike (Justin Bruening) and Zoe (Smith Cho) must travel to an internationally famous surf spot to infiltrate a villainous organization and stop a sinister plot.

The two Peters (Milo Ventimiglia) travel to a future where everyone has superpowers.

A new Terminator comes back in time to hunt a key member of the future resistance. When Sarah figures this out, she sends John and Derek to protect the target while she and Cameron help save a young boy with the same name.

Chuck (Zachary Levi) has to go undercover to try and seduce a woman named Sasha (Melinda Clarke) to get back the cipher that was stolen from Casey.

Betty visits her ailing father. Paul’s girlfriend Sheila tries to convince him to prioritize his civic duties. Pete’s mother disapproves of an idea that Pete and Trudy are considering.

After displaying a bit of his vengeful side last week, Bill (Stephen Moyer) and Sookie (Anna Paquin) take a some time away from each other.

After realizing that Vince may be prevented from starring in Smoke Jumpers due to bad blood with a studio head, he has to seriously consider an offer to star in a reboot of the Benji franchise.

Hank finds himself in jail after assaulting a mouthy police officer. Karen, still upset at Hank for his accident at the party, refuses to bail him out.

Dexter and Rita have to make a big decision about their family, forcing Dexter to think about what it means to be responsible for kids. Meanwhile, Dexter and Assistant District Attorney, Miguel Prado, find themselves hunting down the same murderer.

Our own resident drunk Mister Hand is growing a little tired of the new show Knight Rider — either that, or he’s just come up with our most successful drinking game yet.

Serena’s ascent to Queen of the pack continues, much to Blair’s dismay. Meanwhile, Dan’s efforts to establish himself as a writer lead him to follow Chuck down the rabbit hole and into a jail cell.

House has hired a private investigator to pry into the lives of those who work for him and around him. Using this information, he creates some tension in the hopes of motivating his staff.

This week on Fringe, we are introduced to a character called “The Observer,” a hairless man who has been present at the scene of many Pattern-related events.

An unlikely pair, Sylar (Zachary Quinto) and H.R.G. (Jack Coleman) are sent to capture the villains who escaped from Level 5.

Another programming glitch sends Cameron (Summer Glau) on a cyber-psychotic bender.

TV’s most interesting detective — who also happens to be on its most clever and intelligently written show — is back. And he’s more interesting than ever.