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Fringe executive producer J.H. Wyman took to Twitter Saturday night to reveal the season 4 premiere title of Fringe. "It's called 'A Sort of Homecoming,'" Wyman tweeted to an inquisitive fan. Wyman also took the time to dismiss the rumors that episode two of the season would be titled "Bad Machines." "Not true at all," he promised. "A Sort of Homecoming" is an interesting title, because it could refer to any number of things that could happen now that a bridge has been built between the two universes. There's sure to be interaction between the two universes are our leads venture out and explore "Over Here" and "Over There." The title of this episode has even made me wonder if perhaps Broyles, whose wife left him before the series began, might find comfort with his alternate family. After all, they're probably still grieving the loss of Colonel Broyles after the events of "Entrada." Looks to me like it'd be an awesome storyline for the oft-underused Lance Reddick to really shine in.

Exclusive:Fringe Season 4 Promo Poster Revealed! Today's News: Our Take Exclusive: Fringe Season 4 Promo Poster Revealed! Sep 1, 2011 05:00 PM ET by Damian Holbrook Fringe: Where is Peter Bishop? Right here, folks! In this exclusive first-look at Fringe's Season 4 promo poster, fans finally get proof that the producers won't be playing games with our hearts by keeping Josh Jackson's recently evaporated character out in the ether for too long. In fact, as you can see from this Escher-meets-action ad, our boy is clearly back and seems poised for action alongside Liv, Walter and a lot of expectations when the show returns on Sept. 23 at 9/8c on Fox. "This season we have earned [the right] for Peter to be more self-actualized," says executive producer Jeff Pinkner. "He's a huge component and key to the really big stuff we're [doing]." Phew! So now that we know that, who has a theory about the fallen cubes imagery? And how excited are you for "Fringe Fridays" to fire up in three weeks?

Showtime Renews 'The Borgias' for Season 2 Ready for more steamy, illicit romantic encounters from the men of the cloth on 'The Borgias'? Showtime has renewed the series, about the scandal-ridden reign of Pope Alexander VI, for a second season. The series, set in 1492 Italy, stars a charismatic Jeremy Irons as the Spanish patriarch Rodrigo Borgia, who eventually becomes the head of the Catholic Church. David Oakes, François Arnaud, Holliday Grainger, Lotte Verbeek and Aidan Alexander also star. 'The Borgias' drew an audience of more than 1 million to its April 3 premiere, Showtime's best ratings for a drama series premiere in seven years. AOL TV critic Maureen Ryan broke down the show simply in her review, saying "Bodices are ripped, blasphemies are prosecuted, and the rich get richer -- when they're not killing each other, that is." But Ryan noted that it's Irons' magnetism that makes the show. "Without being showy about it, he dives headlong into this role," she wrote, "and he somehow even allows the viewer to believe that his grasping character, Rodrigo Borgia, actually feels touched by God. Given how much murder and skullduggery the Borgias engage in during Rodrigo's quest to obtain and keep the papacy, the character's faith could seem well come off as a joke, but Irons grounds Rodrigo not just in ambition but in a twisted sort of faith (which might just be faith in the strength of his will)."

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New Boardwalk Empire Season 2 Promo: It's All For the Taking Season 2 of Boardwalk Empire hits our screens next month and HBO have unleashed another promo which reveals how much Nucky (Steve Buscemi) is up against this season and features a whole host of new footage. Whilst the first teaser (view here) showed the battle lines that had been drawn between Nucky and Jimmy (Michael Pitt), this new promo reveals which major players will be on each side with Agent Van Alden (Michael Shannon) gunning for them all.The theme of this season appears to be loyalty with the tagline "Know Who's Behind You" serving a double purpose. The second promo that HBO released (see here) featured Nucky being harassed by a large crowd, whilst the main ensemble cast hung back on the peripheries creating a feeling of menace and paranoia. This new trailer plays on aspects of both of the previous promos; using the same slick editing from the first to show the violence and danger and setting up those who are with Nucky and those who are against. The latter group has many participants as Nucky sure did isolate many of his closet allies last season including his own brother Eli (Shea Whigham) and his somewhat surrogate son Jimmy who are in league with the Commodore (Dabney Coleman) to take back what they think is theirs. The major players in New York look like they are willing to go where the money is and Lucky Luciano (Vincent Piazza) suggest adding a new line of heroin to Jimmy. A truce between Nucky and Rothstein (Michael Stuhlbarg) only occurred at the end of last season, will Rothstein do business with both sides? It looks like Chicago and Al Capone (Stephen Graham) will cut ties with Atlantic City but is Jimmy included in this? The promo opens with the upbeat 1920s music that is often used on Boardwalk Empire and shows scenes of group frivolity that are short lived as the music begins to skip and we see many of the characters alone. The image that is perhaps the most haunting in this opening sequence is of Richard Harrow (Jack Huston) holding his glasses and tin mask in his hands. It will be interesting to see what role he will be playing this season and if he will remain detached from the violence that he is committing. Will Richard Harrow find his Tin Woodsman heart? Margaret (Kelly Macdonald) asks Nucky "Who is against you?" with Nucky responding "All of them." This certainly looks to be mostly true, but it does appear that Margaret will be sticking with her decision to stay with Nucky. After he revealed all about his personal life, will Nucky share further with Margaret in the business dealings that he partakes in? It also seems like he has a very useful ally in Chalky White (Michael K. Williams) who tells Nucky "You go school these crackers." There is danger ahead for Chalky as the presence of the gun wielding Klan members can't be a good thing. Season 2 of Boardwalk Empire looks set to be action packed and full of danger for all those involved in the liquor business. Check it out below and let us know what you think in the comments. Boardwalk Empire returns Sunday, September 25 on HBO.

ONE MORE SHOWWWWWWW and its the season finale DANG SHOOOOOOO

GREAT ENDING, i just feel bad for Mike, he just gets into DEEPER SHIT each season lollllllllll

ok im lost, share what with Gemma???

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