Ausiello, please tell me this show will survive….. Please I was sooo excited about this show in the beginning. What a disappointment. Full Article at Entertainment Weekly

"COUGAR TOWN," ABC Classic Precursor: Goes for the "Sex and the City" slot." Why It Has a Shot: Network television is inching its way into the racy, edgy world of cable with the sex-obsessed sitcom "Cougar Town." Full Article at Variety

In the new issue of Entertainment Weekly now on newsstands, you’ll find a story written by yours truly in which I geek out on my new TV obsession, the ABC sci-fi drama FlashForward. Full Article at Entertainment Weekly

Agent Jett Jackson is narrating a letter to someone named Celia, which happened to be the name he searched for on Mosaic a couple episodes back. Full Article at Houston Chronicle

Meanwhile, Mark (Joseph Fiennes) tries to track down the person who sent Olivia (Sonya Walger) the text-message about his flash-forward drinking. Full Article at Buddy TV

It's Charlie! CHARLIE! CHAHLIE! But you probably already knew that from the way the ABC Promo Department spent the week previous promising us that CHARLIE! from Lost! REMEMBER LOST? ISN'T THAT AN AWESOME SHOW? Full Article at Houston Chronicle

With news that David Tennant is to make his U.S. network debut as an anxiety-prone Chicago attorney in Rex Is Not Your Lawyer , you have to wonder: Are there any British actors left in Blighty to eat the bacon sarnies backstage at the National Theatre? Full Article at Globe and Mail

Synopsis: A break in the Mosaic case could offer Agent Mark Benford (Joseph Fiennes) the chance to catch a mysterious gunman and change the course of his own flash-forward. Full Article at MTV.com

•Now we know: The future is not set on FlashForward (ABC, tonight, 8 ET/PT), a lesson we learned last week when Agent Al sabotaged his flash-revealed future by committing suicide. Full Article at USA Today

Synopsis: The specific intentions of the Blue Hand become clearer as agents Mark Benford (Joseph Fiennes), Demetri Noh (John Cho) and Al Gough (Lee Thompson Young) dig deep into the organization's seedy underbelly. Full Article at MTV.com

8 tonight CHANNEL 6 Alex Kingston ("ER") guest-stars as a British intelligence agent who teams up with Mark, Demetri and Gough (Joseph Fiennes, right; John Cho; Lee Thompson Young) to investigate a Blue Hand club that may be connected to some... Full Article at Philadelphia Daily News

FLASHFORWARD — Alex Kingston guest stars as Fiona Banks, a British intelligence agent who teams up with Mark, Demitri and Gough (Joseph Fiennes, John Cho and Lee Thompson Young) to investigate a Blue Hand club that may be connected to some recent... Full Article at NorthJersey.com

So, what's going on here? With Stan the Boss, Joseph Fiennes, Harold and Agent Gruffy leaving some place that appears to be in DC? And Stan the Boss instructing Joseph Fiennes to keep his mouth shut lest they become DOA? And a phone call? And good news? Full Article at Houston Chronicle

The Story: Agents Demitri Noh (John Cho) and Al Gough (Lee Thompson Young) investigate the bullet-filled ambushes from last week's episode, while Agent Janis Hawk (Christine Woods) recovers from her wounds in the hospital. Full Article at MTV.com

Today's cuppa: one bag each of Christmas Morning and English afternoon tea -- livin' on the edge, here. Take three hot Brits, stir well and whaddya get? Ratings -- or so ABC hopes, and they might not be wrong in this. On the hit Thursday sci-fi drama " Full Article at Zap2it.com

On "Scary Monsters and Super Creeps," Mark (Joseph Fiennes) and the team try to figure out if the attack made on them in the parking lot is connected to Janis (Christine Woods) being shot. Full Article at Buddy TV

We're still a long way from finding out what caused the world's population to black out on "FlashForward." But the event's effects on several characters will come to the forefront in a big way with Thursday's (Oct. 29) episode. "It's a big episode," Full Article at Zap2it.com

The Story: The Mosaic Team — including Agents Mark Benford (Joseph Fiennes), Demetri Noh (John Cho) and Stanford Wedeck (Courtney B. Vance) — heads to Washington, D.C. to speak before Congress about their investigation into the blackouts and resulting... Full Article at MTV.com

Actor Joseph Fiennes arrives for the premiere of the film "Goodbye Bafana" on the Champs-Elysees in Paris on March 21, 2007. Full Article at United Press International