It feels like it's been forever since we saw Edie getting shocked on Desperate Housewives in March.  Don't worry, the ladies of Wisteria lane finally return this Sunday with Edie's send off episode, "Look Into Their Eyes and You See What They Know."

As for what to expect beyond this flashback episode, Dana Delany talked to E! Online about her character's future with Mike.  Dana said, "I don't think they know what the finale is yet. We have two more [episodes] left."

Dana goes on to say, "I love working with Jamie Denton (Mike), and I hope that that continues, and I think it will because we had a nice little scene this week that we shot where we get good news."

Any theories on what the good news they get is?  Think a little baby Mike or Katherine is on the way?

After tomorrow night's new episode of Lost, "Some Like it Hoth," Lost will be going on another week long break (despite their promises not to!).  To help ease the pain of that news, we have some Lost spoilers about the April 29th episode.

The episode will be entitled "The Variable" and it will be the 100th episode of the series.  According to E! Online, the episode will see the return of Mrs. Hawking, Daniel Faraday, Penny, Charles Widmore, and Charlie Hume.

As for the variable for the title, it will tie back to the equations Locke saw on the blast-door map in season two.  Things we learned from the door included "Geological composition likely to cause magnetic disturbances/interference with weather project," "Primary nexus of Cerberus-related activity" and the Valenzetti equation.

We've seen enough flashbacks of the various humans on the show.  It's time to give the Island's very own smoke monster a flashback.

It's official: Southland is NBC's latest hit drama.

The show's series premiere scored higher ratings than this season's average on ER.

So, what's to come? E! Online has provided fans with a series of scoops for the episodes ahead...

Sherman's struggles: Viewers will continue to follow the rookie, as he attempts to fit in with the squad. According to Benjamin McKenzie: "[The experience] is like getting hazed into a fraternity, but it's a fraternity you're going to be in for the rest of your life."

Sherman's goals: As hinted at last week, Sherman became beat officer in the LAPD to distinguish himself apart from his dad. "He very definitely chose to become a patrol officer. He chose to start off in law enforcement at the street level, in order to go his own way," McKenzie said. "His father is a high-powered defense lawyer, and [Ben] could have gone to law school and become a prosecutor if he really hated his father that much."

Cooper's closet: It was subtle, but it was also clear last week Michael Cudlitz's character, John Cooper, is gay. This will be explored deepver episode three; there's actually a seven-minute scene that was cut from the pilot, says producer John Wells. "He is a gay police officer, [but] certainly at the LAPD that's not an extraordinary event. It will simply be a fact of his life."

Ugly Betty may be on hiatus until May, but when it returns, it's going a lot more soul.  According to TV Guide, singer Adele will guest star in a May episode when the show is expected to return.

Adele will play herself in the episode, "In the Stars," in which Betty, Marc and Matt oversee a photo shoot for YETI.  Apparently, the assignment turns into an impromptu wedding.

Think that wedding is for any of our Ugly Betty couples?  Daniel / Molly?  Betty / Matt?  Hilda / Archie?  Ignacio / Elena?  Your guessing in the comments please!

This week's edition of Monday Night Raw was all about the annual WWE Draft.

Which champions switched brands? And will will this affect events going forward?

Find out right now with our Raw recap!

This week's episode of Heroes made a valiant effort to delve into a single character, exploring the past of Angela Petrelli.

It was the sort of installment that numerous fans have been begging for, as the show has continued to get lost amidst a series of illogical plot developments throughout its third season. It was refreshing to stop and focus on just one individual.

Unfortunately, the episode fell flat. It didn't reveal anything remotely useful for current storylines, feeling more like filler than interesting fodder for the rest of the season.

Read about "1961" now and let us know your take on it.

Viewers met Alice Petrelli this week on Heroes. It's unclear why.

For the first time in weeks, a tandem other than Gilles Marini and Cheryl Burke earned the highest score on Dancing with the Stars.

During an evening of Rumbas and Jives, judge Bruno Tonioli reacted to one performance by saying he felt like he had been "arrested and frisked," while Len Goodman responded to another routine by saying: “For me, part of that was more suitable for the bedroom than the ballroom."

Hot diggity!

Read a full recap of last night's Dancing with the Stars performances now!

This week's new episode of Fringe is titled "Unleashed."

The most pressing development during the hour will involve Walter's past catching up with him. Now, though, it's time for fans to simply catch an early look at the show.

Click on the following photos from "Unleashed" for larger images...

Greek airs its third episode tonight, "Engendered Species," and with it, love is in the air.  According to the episode's official summary, Rusty is going to meet a cute new transfer student (guest star Johanna Braddy).

Initially, the new student will hae eyes for Andy (Jesse McCartney), thus starting the competition over the same girl from the spoilers in the past.  At ZBZ, Ashleigh hires a cute new guy, Fisher (Andrew J. West) that ends up having eyes for her.

Meanwhile, Casey ends up taking the same class as Cappie and it's a women's studies class taught by guest star Janeane Garofalo.  In order to keep Max happy, Casey tries to enlist her teacher's help to get Max and Cappie to become friends.  We hear there's going to be a little fight instead.

More Greek spoilers about Casey, Max and Cappie after the jump!

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On Fox tonight, House deals with the death of Kutner, while Jack Bauer deals with the return of his annoying daughter...

• 8:00 p.m. Kutner's death is still being felt on House (Fox); time for the Rumba or the Jive on Dancing With The Stars (ABC); Chuck's father is abducted on Chuck (NBC); it's ladies night on The Big Bang Theory (CBS).
• 8:30 p.m. Ted hires an intern on How I Met Your Mother (CBS).
• 9:00 p.m. The focus is on Angela Petrelli on Heroes (NBC); Kim Bauer returns to 24 (FOX); Evelyn meets Chelsea on Two and a Half Men (CBS).
• 9:30 p.m. The second episode of Surviving Suburbia (ABC).
• 10:00 p.m. Beckett and Castle, pictured, are drawn into the world of religion on Castle (ABC).