Nicole Bessette, our Bones Fan Columnist, recaps "The Foot and the Foreclosure." If you‘re interested in becoming a Fan Columnist click 

It‘s Friday. We‘ve all had a long week, including Mr. Bass here, who is still recovering from saving his step-sister/former attempted date-rape victim from a skeazy European drug dealer who transports his goods via electronic toy boat.

Gotta say I am loving FOX for allowing the current crop of season 6 dancers to Tweet while they are still in the competition. With a season and stage that has made emotional connections difficult, much of my fondness and feel for the dancers have come from their 140 character quips.

The Vampire Diaries closed out the first half of the season with plentyof turning points.  Stefan and Elena finally had sex, Damon learnedthat there‘s someone else trying to open Katherine‘s tomb, and mostshocking of all, Elena was in a horrific car accident.

The mid-season finale of Supernatural was titled "Abandon AllHope," and it certainly delivered on that promise.  It turned out to beone of the most depressing hours of TV

I love a good underdog story. You know, the sort that does not see the protagonist endure loss after loss after loss, only to start winning after a melodramatic moment with a figure of inspiration, with poetic phrases and life-affirming moments in between. Get the balance right, and I‘ll definitely root for the underdog, rather than feel worse knowing that the supposed loser will win in the end. But that‘s just me and my ability to relate everything with myself.

There might be a lot of viewers who were troubled by how Irina Shabayeva acted on the sixth season of Project Runway.  It was even more devastating for some when this season‘s villain won the competition.  But it never really was a question of behavior on the show; it was of skill.  In the judges‘ point of view.

Zod reigns on Smallville tonight, and chaos lurks in every corner no longer waiting to pounce.  Then again, it‘s all just occurring in a vision so we won‘t have anything to worry about yet.

Each week on Ghost Whisperer, we learn more about the extent of Aiden‘s powers, which is becoming more of a concern for Melinda since she can‘t see everything Aiden sees and doesn‘t know how to protect him. Tonight, however, Melinda and Jim face their worst nightmare when their son Aiden disappears.

It‘s time for the mystery man to finally reveal himself. James Franco, who is notably credited for his work in the Spider-Man trilogy, Pineapple Express