In the wake of the assassination of JFK, the whole world was at a loss much like the people at Sterling Cooper. We saw how this one tragic event perfectly cast a shadow on the already dark third season and if last week‘s episode was any indication, we‘ll see more of that murkiness grow in

"Careful the Things You Say" seems to be an appropriate title for tonight‘s Desperate Housewives episode as our favorite Wisteria Lane residents demonstrate how the slightest slip of the tongue can brew enormous trouble.  And compared to last week‘s episode, in which Bree deceived her husband, Katherine planned on seducing Mike, and Angie basically lied about everything, ABC claims that this is one big episode you wouldn‘t want to miss.

If the title isn‘t much of a clue, then here‘s the preview for tonight‘s Brothers and Sisters episode.  "The Wig Party" brings the Walkers together once again, but it won‘t be all fun and games for the family.  More drama‘s heading our way as usual.  In addition to a smidge of romance, of course.

If there‘s one thing we‘ve learned from last week‘s episode of Dexter it‘s that Dexter Morgan can‘t kill Trinity just yet. Dexter knows he has a lot to learn from Arthur Mitchell, who has been juggling suburban family life with serial killing and is doing a pretty good job at it for nearly three decades, so he continues playing Kyle Butler, the divorced family man who has found refuge under Arthur‘s fellowship. While this little setback may cost others their lives, it gives Dexter a fresh perspective on the rules that have kept Arthur a free man and thus, turning Trinity into some sort of mentor.

The move to Fall isn‘t the only big change this season for So You Think You Can Dance, season 6 also features a brand new stage. Apparently the producers of

Smallville Fan Columnist, Trish Neale is here again with some news. If you‘re interested in becoming a fan columnist, click here. She might as well be Supergirl! And yes: I realize Kara would object to that statement.

The Vampire Diaries is going full steam ahead, scoring anotherimpressive 4.2 million viewers with last night‘s episode, improving forthe third week in a row.  Starting the amazing "Lost Girls,"

While the revelation that the Trickster is really an angel was a big shock on Supernatural,I was just as mesmerized but a much smaller moment earlier in theepisode.  When Sam and Dean were trapped in the Japanese game show thehost asked Dean "Would your Mother and Father still be alive if yourbrother was never born?"

This episode seemed well-timed to coincide with the World Series, andthankfully there wasn‘t another washout. Instead, there were twowalk-off blasts to win the immunity challenge; Kelly and Monica debutedtheir new line of baseball uniform fashion-wear inspired by HonusWagner‘s knee high stockings; and John Fincher coming out as JohnnyBaseball. But the episode could have just as easily aired aroundValentine‘s Day.

This season, flu is the injury of choice for Dancing with the Stars. Typically the show features a number of physical injuries, but forseason 9, the flu is the greatest menace on the show.  I guess allthose medical reports about this being one of the worst flu seasonsever are true.