Valentine's Day is three days away, which means you should expect more than the usual amounts of kissing and loving on your TV screens. Bad thing if you're cynical about love.

Follow the Venom

A tall, dark, mysterious man who's clearly a womanizer starts putting the moves on a woman at an art gallery function, and then fear for her safety when we see him turn into a creature. This won't end well.

Back at his place, she's resisting his advances but he won't give up -- until she flips him onto his back and then also turns into something scary, and there's this weird exchange of grossness between them through their mouths and suddenly, he's dead, but not before biting her finger off.

This week on Fringe, Olivia, Peter and Walter find themselves trapped in a town that's being ripped apart by and unknown phenomenon, and Olivia isn't feeling like herself.

Supernatural fans needed this episode. After an emotionally draining and depressing season, all I wanted was some light-hearted fun, and "Plucky Pennywhistle's Magical Menagerie" delivered. It's a hilarious, silly stand-alone episode. Sure, it does nothing for the mythology of the season and the big bad is kind of lame, but there was a unicorn that farted rainbows. Can you think of anything more hilariously awesome that a unicorn that farts rainbows?

In tonight's episode of Nikita, Michael (Shane West) helps Nikita (Maggie Q) handle a personal situation, while Percy (Xander Berkeley) gets in touch with a former colleague.