Image Credit: Patrick Wymore/Fox; Randy Tepper/Showtime; Glenn Watson/USA Network; Liane Hentscher/FoxI’ve always said that if I had a crystal ball, I wouldn’t use it to see what my future holds, learn how I die, or to ask for lottery numbers — I’d demand to know what’s coming up on my favorite shows. That’s the only future that really matters. The bad news is I don’t have a crystal ball. (I’m working on it.) The good news: I do know what’s coming up on four of your favorite shows—and you get it free of charge. (…while supplies last. All sales final. Void where prohibited.)
HOUSE
(Nov. 15 episode, “A Pox on Our House”)
What you know:
A girl is admitted into Princeton Plainsboro with smallpox-like symptoms. And after a man from the Center for Disease Control prevents House’s team from getting close enough to work the case, House makes a move that puts him in great risk. Noticeably missing from much of the action? Wilson, who is busy having adorable scenes with a 6-year-old chemotherapy patient.
What you don’t know:
* House enlists the services of a Dutch woman who works in the online sex industry.
* New doc Masters (Amber Tamblyn) calls someone the “sexiest American man.”
* One character starts thinking about babies.
* House calls someone “a passive-aggressive bitch.”
DEXTER
(Nov. 7 episode, “Circle Us”)
What you know:
Dexter finds himself caught between helping Lumen (rock) and working an ongoing investigation (hard place). Also, the team’s work on the Santa Muerte case leads to a deadly confrontation.
What you don’t know:
* Two people die.
* The nanny does something that makes Dexter think about Harrison’s protection.
* A foe spots Lumen.
* A very shocking connection is revealed.
HUMAN TARGET
(Nov. 17 and Nov. 24 episodes, “Ilsa Pucci” and “The Wife’s Tale”)
What you know:
Chance works with the wife of a man he killed in the past, and newbie Ames (who we meet in the premiere) tries to get on Guerrero’s good side. Also, the team’s new boss gets a crash course on how they operate.
What you don’t know:
* Chance goes on an Internet date.
* Someone loses fingers.
* The office gets a high-tech makeover.
* A member of the team is shot.
BURN NOTICE
(Nov. 11 episode, “Eyes Open”)
What you know:
A still-recovering-but-still-badass Michael works to bring down a seriously disturbed bomb-maker.
What you don’t know:
* Michael moves in with his mom.
* Fiona suffers a loss…
* …because of a bold move made by Jesse.
* Something Michael thought was gone forever comes back into his life.
In a final act of kindness, I will answer ONE follow-up question within 24 hours from the time this is posted. Go.
UPDATE (as promised):
On Burn Notice- Is it that Michael’s father is not really dead ? — Kathy
No, that is not what Michael “thought was gone forever,” but good guess. Although, I hope that never turns out to be true. As “Nicotine” said, that would be very Chuck-like.
People die on Dexter, a show about a serial killer? NOOOOOO. Say it ain’t so. Useless spoiler. — Elizabeth
I know I said I would answer ONE follow-up, but 1) this isn’t a question and 2) you have an extremely valid point. So here’s a bonus: I can tell you that one death is a bad guy and the other is a good guy…erm…girl.
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