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House - All together again... mostly

House lost a lot of things at the beginning of this season -- his team, his medical license, his mind -- and he's been working hard to regain them all. Sure, he had his old-school team consisting of Foreman, Chase and Cameron, but it just wasn't the same without Thirteen and Taub. Sure, he starts to work first on getting his sanity back. Then he worked on getting his medical license, without too much difficulty. But there's a problem with reassembling the team.

House has four fellows on his team -- and five people he wants to slot in. This is the episode where he resolves this problem in a very House kind of way. The old House kind of way. More after the jump.

Choose your dream team - pick 4 - yes, we took some liberties with past plot points (like deaths) just roll wih it.(polls)

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House - Complications

So, evidence that House has truly changed and is a whole new man is right there in that photo up there -- see it? Nah, we think he was a Mac user before rehab. No, he usually breaks down and talks to the patient eventually. Look closely.... yep, that's House's cane right there. Not just touched by someone else, but held by a patient. Granted, she's using it as a drumstick, and that might make it okay to both the old House and the new House. But what matters is that he handed it to her to let her try. (She failed. Her arms soon stopped working because her potassium was too low.) Yes, it's the little things that make us happy. More after the jump.

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House: Midlife Crisis

Did you love the promos for this episode of House as much as we did? It's true, we could watch Foreman freak out like that over and over and over and never get tired of it. Especially since he's been so full of himself these last few episodes. Sheesh, new boss guy, relax! Or, well, you know. You could try getting the bejeezus scared out of you in the morgue instead. We the viewers vote for the latter. A lot.

There was, of course, other drama and a patient of the week (or two?). We'll get to those next...

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House: Karma Karma Karma Karma Karma Ka-meeedicine

This week on House, we learn family is more important than being wealthy, a good job is no compensation for a lousy relationship -- oh, and also, karma's a bitch. Thanks for the advice, House writers! This was an okay episode, but it seemed like they sorta lost the funny. There were just too many loose ends being tied up. What's happening with Thirteen, what's happening with Foreman as head of the department, what's happening with the dead dictator? Our heads were sorta spinning by the end.

Still, House the character was incredibly compelling to watch, and his team was the same old set of characters we've always loved -- just dumped into the deep end with responsibilities they weren't really ready for. So yeah, there was still some good television here. More after the jump.

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House - who's the tyrant here?

Who thought House was a good platform to talk about serious issues like genocide and assassination of dictators? Whoever it was, we think they should be taken out and shot. Ahem.

We know, in previous years they've tackled serious topics like addiction, divorce, accidental death of a loved one, and of course suicide. But these are all very personal issues -- not big-picture political issues. It's true that they looked at the death penalty in the past, and they do a nice little call-back to it, but yikes! You can't get much bigger than genocide and calculated murder. We don't know about you, but most of us watch House for black comedy, not political commentary. We're a little worried about where this is all headed this year -- but then, what season of House were we not worried at the beginning? More after the jump.

Other than the obvious, who was the worst tyrant in this episode? (Explain why you think so in the comments.)(answers)

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House - it's a long road back

Okay, this is the House show we know and love. Well, except for the part about House quitting his job and taking up various hobbies. But other than that... We did get to see all the old gang and see how the intervening months treated them. Chase was still funny. Wilson was still kinda lame. Foreman was still overestimating his capacity for genius. Thirteen was still the smartest one on the team. Taub was still all about the self-preservation. You get the idea. It was pretty standard really. Except that House and Wilson were doing a standard buddy comedy. If House hadn't broken out the Mandarin I would have been worried about the writers' sense of what made this show great. But he did. And we're pretty sure House will be as good as ever next week.

We have a few more observations, of course, but you'll have to take our poll and then read them after the jump.

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House Premiere - Oh House, we love you too!!!

Welcome to the broadcast television premiere of House MD - The Movie. Oh wait, no. Sorry. This was supposed to be the two-hour premiere of Season 6 of House. Right. So do we ever get to see all these people we've fallen in love with again? We're thinking no. Come on, we adored every single one of the crazy people on the sixth floor (hah hah, is that a pun? sixth floor? sixth season?) but to us it looks an awful lot like the true season 6 premiere will air next week.

We would usually be grumpy about this kind of completely contained episode, but come on! Who could really be mad about two House premieres in one season? Not us. Frankly, we're just swooning over the idea and can't wait to see the crowd back in the differential diagnosis department next week. Cuddy - what have you been doing all this time while House was in therapy? Chase - did you finally get a hair cut? We want to know!

But let's focus on this week. Our favorites after the jump - but first, you tell us. Who did you like best on the sixth floor of the mental ward this week? Vote in our poll - and use the comments section to explain why.

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Fox's Fall Season Scoop

It's the end of summer but things are just starting to heat up...TV-wise, that is. You can tell it's almost time for the Fall season to start when the gossip and spoiler chatter intensifies. What's a FOX fan to do? Check out our cheat sheet of course! We've pulled together all the latest dish on Bones, Dollhouse, Fringe, House and Lie to Me in one convenient, byte-size package. Spoilerphobes -- you may want to avert your eyes. Everyone else: Read on!

Bones
We've already brought you up to speed on Angela's love life, Brennan and Angela's BFF status being challenged and the potential for some new faces on the FBI side.

That doesn't mean EW's Michael Ausiello doesn't have more to add. First, the season premiere "features a time jump that's longer than two weeks but less than six months. And an MRI holds the answer to one of the show's biggest questions." Oh, and series creator Hart Hanson has this to say about the show's most important romantic relationships: "Angela and Hodgins belong together every bit as much as Booth and Brennan -- perhaps more. And they will get there. But it'll be a rough, rough road."

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The House Big Bad Bracket: Backstabbing Division

We're back with the final initial round of the House Big Bad Bracket. Last week, the competitors in the Blunt Trauma Division showed their stuff. We had two very close matches -- Internet Porn fell to Ignored Minions, while Famous Guest Stars bested Cuddy's Low-cut Shirts. Apparently being prurient will only gt you so far in this game. A Trip to Cuddy's Office intimidated Rare Collectibles and gained a resounding lead. But hte biggest blowout cam ein the CLinic Hours vs. Stopping a Patient's Heart match, with Clinic Hours completely dominating the floor. Congrats!

Now it's time for the Backstabbing Division to take the floor. Will Lupus sneak up on Minion Love? Can Glass-Walled Rooms contain Amber Hallucinations? Can Sarcoidosis face the might of Vicodin? And can the patient Psych-Out inthe teaser defeat Cuddy Interfering? Your votes decide! Polls are open until August 5, so get voting!

Minion love
It's happened twice now - two of House's minions fall in love, bonding over the suffering imposed by their boss. There's got to be something to it.

Lupus
It's never lupus, but it always *could be* lupus. And one day, it'll catch everyone by surprise and actually *be* lupus

Glass-walled rooms
These are amazing glass walls - you get a great view of everything happening inside, but miraculously can't hear conversations through them. And how many scenes do we get of the team standing outside the glass wall watching the patient? This one is silent but deadly.

Amber hallucinations
Creepy as hell, you never know when she's going to lean in and scare the pants off you.

Sarcoidosis
It's never sarcoidosis - UNTIL IT IS!

Vicodin
It's the running villain throughout the whole show - House can't live with it, can't live without it.

The patient psych-out in the teaser vs. Cuddy interfering(answers)

The patient psych-out in the teaser
That short bit at the beginning before the theme music rolls, where we're first introduced to our patient - no wait, it's not the one who looks sick, it's the other guy! Back there! Bleeding from his ears!

Cuddy interfering
Think about it. House is a force to be reckoned with, but Cuddy's interferance can derail him for days.

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FOX Sourcies Weep for These Moments!

The Sourcies are sobbing quietly as we contemplate this year's most heartbreaking moments on FOX. There were plenty of three-hankie episodes throughout the network this year -- we're almost wondering if the writers all have stockin antidepressants! Here's what we picked as the best sob-inducing moments:

Kutner's suicide House Kutner's suicide was so traumatic that it even spawned a memorial website. There was no explanation for his death, which makes it all the more painful for us - and House. In fact, House is so discombobulated by the death that he starts crying homicide - until he finds a candid picture in Kutner's apartment of Kutner looking away from the camera, showing a side of him that perhaps no one else saw.		Derek's death Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles Derek lived through Judgment Day, a computer-controlled nation and multiple travels through time, all in an attempt to keep humanity alive. He grew into a man living in old nuclear fallout tunnels, and when he returned to 2007 he got to watch over his family, knowing that they were destined to die once Skynet took over. And after all of that, he still got killed by a terminator and was buried in an anonymous grave.

Michael's death Prison Break As if Michael's life wasn't dramatic enough, his death was a real kick in the gut. He survived multiple prisons, countless close calls, a whole bunch of escapes, and a worldwide conspiracy bent on bringing him down... but he couldn't survive the ticking time bomb in his head. He accomplished his goals -- he saved his brother, took down The Company, and convinced Sara that he loved her - but he didn't get to enjoy the fruits of those labors. Sob!		Jack's coma 24 Jack faces death all the time... so his being exposed to a brain-eating bioweapon that will kill him in a matter of days is sad, but we're sort of prepared. What we weren't prepared for was Jack (1) refusing to let Kim contribute the stem cells that may save him, and (2) seeing Jack agree to be put into a morphine-induced coma - before Kim can tell him that he has a granddaughter. He may die without ever having met her.

Adam's defeat
American Idol
Those screams of anguish you heard on May 20? Those were the heartbroken wails of countless Glambert fans reacting to Kris Allen winning the American Idol title over their beloved Adam. YouTube was awash with screaming, crying and otherwise agog fans who couldn't believe their man had been denied. Was it because of questions (now resoled) about Adam's sexuality? Was he too cool for the show? Did the voting public just feel more comfortable with Kris? Or did Kris win on his own merits? We don't know - but we do know a whole bunch of Idol fans who are still nursing their broken hearts.

Polls are open until August 6, so get voting!

Congratulations to Bones, which won the Best Plot Twist category with Brennan's Baby Business! Bones is the show to beat -- are any other shows up to the challenge? Talk about it in the comments!

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Why we hate our House

Oh House, you heart-breaker. It's true. You can only hurt the ones you love. *sniff* New episodes have been off the air so long we have slunk back to reruns and DVR'd episodes like the pathetic high-schoolers we truly are underneath that thick skin we've nurtured just so we can get along in the world of grown-ups. *sniff*

Anyway, while we've been indulging in reliving the past, we've been dealing with the pain by making a list of all the things we hate about House. *sniff* It's cathartic, yes.

So is the ice cream.

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FOX Sourcies Are Hanging Off a Cliff!

We're back with an exciting, nail-biting cliffhanger in the Sourcies... which we're not going to tell you about right now. First, we're going to give mad props to Ryan O'Neal, who won the Best Villain competition with a commanding lead. Congrats, Ryan!

Now we're heading into the Best Cliffhanger competition. Which of these nerve-wracking unanswered questions are you most eager to see resolved? Polls are open until August 4, so get voting!

House
House checks himself into the loony bin
We were thrilled when Cuddy and House finally got together - and got it on - but of course, all was not as it seemed. House hallucinated that particular pairing, and that was the evidence he need to prove that yes, something is seriously wrong, and yes, he needs help. House does the unthinkable: he checks himself into a psychiatric ward with Wilson's help. No one else knows what he's done, and no one can tell how it will change him. Will he be cured next season? Happy? Nice? Or will he still be seeing Amber, spitting venom, and being the House we know so well? And if he is cured, what will that do to the show? We're just going to have to wait and see...

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
Back to the Future
Here's a cliffhanger that will just keep us dangling, since the show was (sob!) cancelled. We've got various alternate futures in play - one where Derek is alive, where John's father is alive, where everything we think we know is actually in flux. What kind of world is John in now? Can he get back to our world - and should he? What's going on with Allison and Cameron? So many questions - and, in the ultimate cliffhanger they're never going to get answered.

Dollhouse
Everything changes
Here's another show that left us with loads of questions - but in this case, we have a shot at finding out the answers. How will Echo deal with having multiple personalities in her head - and how is she able to resist her programming? What kind of havoc will Alpha wreak now that he's on the loose and Echo has rejected him? How will Paul Ballard fit into all of this - has he really bought into the Dollhouse's plan? So many questions -- and we're looking forward to some mind-blowing answers!

24
Jack is infected
While fighting terrorists, Jack defused a biological weapon that threatened to infect the Eastern Seaboard - but in the process, he himself got dosed with the toxin. The upshot? Jack is doooooooomed! Perhaps. Yes, he's infected with a variant of Mad Cow disease that takes hold quickly and has a 100 percent mortality rate, and yes, he already started showing som syptoms in the last season. But there's a chance an experimental stem-cell treatment, using Kim's genetic material, can cure him - IF Jack will let that happen. Sigh.

Fringe
Are we in for an interdimensional war?
We finally get an idea of what's causing all the scientific wonkiness in Fringe when we see Walter standing over Peter's grave. That's because our dimension's Peter died as a child, and Walter apparently snatched another dimension's Peter to take his place. Poing! Is this the start of an interdimensional war? Did Peter's absence from that dimension cause all the problems they seem to be having? Is William Bell one of the good guys, or is he scheming for our dimension's downfall? Is he even from our dimension? And what's Olivia's place in all of this? We're counting the days until we find out!

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The House Big Bad Bracket: Round Three

We're back with the House Big Bad Bracket! Before we get into the Blunt Trauma Division, let's take a look at the results of the Technique division. Technology didn't do well -- Old X-Rays fell to House's fame, while CT Scanners were crushed by Broad Spectrum antibiotics. Foreign Accents fended off Whiteboard lists at the last minute. But the biggest blowout came when Wacky Cane Hijinks prevented MRI Scans from garnering a single vote. Take that, advanced technology!

Will we see a similar blowout this week? That's up to you! Polls close July 30, so get voting!

Stopping a patient's heart
This was really dramatic - the first time. Kill the patient, then revive them and save the day. Now it seems like they do this every other week, so the potency may be falling off.

Clinic hours
These seem to be House's nemesis - Cuddy threatening him with them will always prompt some extreme defensive action.

A trip to Cuddy's office
When the drama and conflict get to be too much, everything gets moved to Cuddy's office - where magically the conflict is resolved one way or another. There must be something formidable in that trip to Cuddy's office.

Rare collectibles
A stunning car...a new motorcycle... a classic guitar... these are the things House seeks after when he's a little more sober. They give his life meaning.

Internet porn
House always claims he's using his office computer for Internet porn. His team and Wilson always assume he's indulging in Internet porn. It's either a running joke or another addiction holding House in its grip.

Ignored minion
Many, many episodes we see one of the minions suggests the correct diagnosis about half way through, and House ignores the suggestion for no good reason. This ignored minion is always right. Always.

Famous guest stars
These last few seasons especially have seen guest stars turn up for just an episode or two that are extremely famous. Don't underestimate the power of the cameo.

Cuddy's low-cut shirts
Cleavage!

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The Sourcies Do the Twist

We're celebrating great FOX plot twists this time in The Sourcies, but first lets take a moment to congratulate Bones for winning the Best OMG moment. Bones is on a role! Can it fend off hte competitors this time around? Your votes decide!

Dr. Saunders a Doll Dollhouse All season long, Dr. Saunders was a calming - if somewhat timid - presence on Dollhouse. But in the last few episodes, we find out that she's not what she seems: Saunders is actually Whiskey, a Doll. Alpha carved up her face because she was the number-one-requested Doll, and he preferred Echo. Then he killed the real Dr. Saunders, and Whiskey took his place. She had no idea she was an active - and neither did we.		Hallucinatory Huddy House Fox and Cuddy FINALLY give in to their attraction as Cuddy helped House detox. Squeee! One thing: It never happened. After Cuddy fires House, House discovers that his vivid recollections were just drug-induced hallucinations. That's what finally gets him to admit he needs help. We end the episode with Wilson driving House to a mental hospital while the rest of the staff is at Chase and Cameron's wedding. We never saw it coming.

Brennan's baby business Bones Brennan has never really been the warm, maternal type. Sure, we've seen her entertain the occasional tot with her "Phalanges!" trick, but she's never struck us - or anyone on the show - as mommy material. But one day, she figured out that the world deserves her spawn, and that Booth has the perfect genetic material to contribute. Where did this new baby-mania come from? Who knows - but it made Booth's amnesia all the more heartbreaking.		Peter is dead Fringe We had dark intimations that something weird happened to Peter when he was a child all season. Walter mentioned an illness, a car crash... and when he talked about the performed on children (including little Olivia), we got worried. But the reality was so much worse - Peter died as a child, but he's still here. Did Walter snatch another version of Peter from an alternate dimension? Is that what kick-started The Pattern - is it part of an inter-dimensional war? Oh, Walter, what have you done - and what's Peter going to do when he finds out?

R.I. P. Bill Buchanan
24
Tony's betrayal, rehabilitation and bigger betrayal shocked the pants off of use this season, but for our money, the bigger twist was Bill Buchanan's untimely death. Poor Bill had been a behind-the-scenes guy for so long - and he'd survived so much - that it didn't occur to us that he'd be in danger. But this IS 24, and they have a habit of killing off our favorites. So when Juma's men threatened the President in the White House, Bill made the ultimate sacrifice to help defeat him. Oh, Bill....

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Why we love our House

Okay, in this case we're not talking about the show House, we're talking about the man, House. Wow, come to think of it, we don't even know this guy by his first name and we still feel intimate and adoring. Give us a minute, we'll go look this up... Oh of course, it's Gregory. But Gregory House sounds like what his mother would call him when he's in trouble. We just think of him as House - the man, the genius, the force of nature.

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House Big Bad Bracket: Round Two

We're back with the House Big Bad Bracket! Before we get to this week's matchups, let's take a moment to congratulate the winners in the Stealth Division. Mind Games completely stomped over Loved Ones' Lies -- those deceptions never had a change. Breaking Into Patient's Homes managed to overcome Secret Exotic Travel -- we're thinking we're all much more likely to get robbed than to go to Tahiti, so we can see that. We were slightly surprised that Cute Children didn't put up more of a fight against Co-Dependence... but on reflection, it makes sense. The closest contest was between Patient Lies and Wilson's Ex Wives, but that bevy of spurned women managed to hold out for the win -- and the alimony. Congratulations, ladies!

Now it's time for a new crop of competitors. Will Wacky Cane Hijinks whomp MRI Scans? Can hidden English Accents overcome Whiteboard Lists? Can Old X-Rays hold a candle to House's Fame? And who will emerge victorious -- Broad Spectrum Antibiotics or CT Scanners? Your votes decide! Polls close July 23, so get voting!

Wacky cane hijinks: Sometimes he's twirling it, sometimes he's hanging it on a handy overhead air duct, sometimes he's getting a new one with flames painted on it. Always good for a laugh, but a bittersweet one as this is a cane we're talking about here. Humor-drama! The essense of House!

MRI Scans: Want to really know what's going on? Get an MRI!

English accents: House has a plain old American accent, but we all know the actor playing him is from the UK - and half of Chase's charm is his Australian accent. These things melt women's hearts and amaze thespians. Don't underestimate them.

Whiteboard lists: What would a differential diagnosis be without a list of symptoms written in technicolor on a whiteboard?

Old X-rays: How many times has a case been solved by comparing a new scan or x-ray to an old one? This is powerful juju.

House's fame: Half his patients seem to show up because they've heard how amazing he is as a doctor. House's fame seems to be a powerfully attractive force.

Broad-spectrum antibiotics: When in doubt, the team always starts with broad-spectrum antibiotics. It rarely works the way they want it to, but it always makes things more interesting.

CT Scanners: Big, impressive medical equipment that requires the patient in pain to hold very, very still.

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The Sourcies Are Still Reeling from These OMG Moments!

We can hardly count the number of times we needed to pick our jaws off the floor this season on FOX -- there were so many OMG! moments to make us do a double-triple-quadruple take and goggle at the screen. Which was the most shocking? Well, that's for you to decide!

24: Tony Almeida is a bad guy!
In a season full of shocks and heart-breaking moments, this may have been the one that topped them all. We were worried when we saw Tony working with the bad guys, but were reassured when Chloe and Bill vouched for him. Of course! He went astray, but now he's undercover trying to bring the evildoers down! But things seemed hinky with him throughout the season. Finally, we got irrefutable evidence that Tony had crossed over to the eeeeeeevil side when he killed a helpless Agent Moss -- just as the guy was starting to grow on us! What's more, he killed Larry in them most up-close and personal way possible, looking into his eyes as he smothered him with his bare hands. We don't know if there's any way to redeem Tony now...

Bones: Booth has amnesia!
For the past four seasons, we've watched Booth and Brennan dance around their feelings for each other. This season, it started looking the they'd finally figure things out. Gordon teased us with the fact that one of the pair was keenly aware of their attraction. We assumed it was Booth. In the finale, it looked like Brennan was coming around -- the story she seemed to be writing imagined a happy relationship between the two. Then Booth woke up, apparently recovered from surgery for his benign brain tumor. The good news -- he's doing fine. The bad news? He doesn't remember Brennan at all. Poing!

Dollhouse: Alpha returns and tries to imprint Echo!
The Dollhouse was the site of all sorts of strange behavior and questionable characters -- none more so than Alpha, the Doll who was supposed to be long gone. First off, he's played by Alan Tudyk, who we still think of as lovable, goofy Wash -- so when he turned into a psycho killer with 40-odd personalities, that took us aback. Then he decided that all the people in his head made him a god -- and he wanted Echo to join him in divinity. Echo gets all the people loaded into her head, but declines to join Alpha in his craziness. She saves her personality disc and willingly goes back to the Dollhouse -- but she remembers much more than everyone thinks. All OMG worthy, but the biggest -- and most welcome --shock? That Dollhouse is coming back so we'll get to see how this all plays out!

Fringe: Olivia follows Bell to another dimension!
Fringe was another show full of shocking twists and turns, but one of the most visceral shocks came at the very end of the season finale. After stopping Mr. Jones, Olivia finally gets her audience with William Bell -- who, Nina Sharp keeps telling her, is out of the office. She's not kidding -- Olivia tries to meet Nina for lunch, and is stood up. She stomps to the elevator, and things... flicker. Change. People appear and disappear. The elevator doors open, and a woman ushers Olivia into an office. William Bell is waiting for her. The camera pans back from Olivia and Bell, and zooms out the window. It keeps panning back, further and further... and we realize that Bell's office is in the World Trade Center. Which is still standing. It's a classic sci-fi shock move, akin to finding the Statue of Liberty buried in the sand. Wow.

House: When is a lipstick not a lipstick?
Fans were squealing with glee when House and Cuddy hooked up at the end of the penultimate episode. But in the finale, something was off. Cuddy was seriously upset with House, and House couldn't figure out why. He kept playing with the lipstick he'd picked up at her place, worryig it in his hands, flipping it over and over. It was a talisman for what had happened -- and it wasn't real. Huddy never happened. House spat out an unforgivable insult to Cuddy and her adopted child, and she kicked him out. There was not hooking up. There was no lipstick. House has been playing with yet another Vicodin pill bottle this whole time. When he sees how far astray his mind as been leading him, House admits that something needs to be done. Wilson drives him to a mental hospital -- and House checks himself in for treatment.

So those are the choices, FOX fans. Which was the most shocking OMG moment? Your votes decide. Polls are open until July 23 -- so get to it!

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Fox Scores Emmy Nods!

Congrats are in order! Emmy nominations were announced and Fox is up for a few trophies:

Drama Series: House
Actor, Drama Series: Hugh Laurie, House
Actor, Miniseries or Movie: Kiefer Sutherland, 24: Redemption
Comedy Series: Family Guy
Supporting Actress, Drama Series: Cherry Jones, 24

We're thrilled for all the nominees, of course -- and for the new blood that made it in! We're used to House and 24 getting nods, but Family Guy? that's new -- and a very good move, as far as we're concerned. We'd love to hear what Stewie would say in the acceptance speech...

Be sure to tune in to The 61st Primetime Emmys on September 20 to root for all the FOX hopefuls!

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FOX Sourcies Bring the Funny

We're back with more from the FOX Sourcies, and this time out, we're asking you to vote on who makes you laugh the most. But first, congratulations are in order to Dr. Jack Hodgins. The bug-and-slime guy from Bones took the Favorite Scientist category, narrowly edging out the eponymous House. We're sure his willingness to make things go boom -- and his propensity for proclaiming himself King of hte Lab -- helped. Chalk up another win for Bones!

But will the show continue its streak? This week, Seeley Booth is defending his show's honor against some seriously funny guys. Will House take his humorous revenge this week? Will Fringes' Walter rise to the top? Or will one of our animated urchins from Family Guy or The Simpsons steal the prize? That's up to you! Polls are open until July 21, so get to it!

Seeley Booth Bones We love a tough guy with a sense of humor -- and Seeley certainly qualifies! He brings that cocky charm to any occasion, and he's always willing to break the ice with a quip. The fact that half the time he's poking gentle fun at Brennan? Well, that makes it even better!		Greg House House House is the insult comic of medicine -- and while we fear his biting wit, we love hearing what he has to say. Just so long as he's mociing Cuddy, Wilson, his minions, his patients... and not us!

Stewie Griffin Family Guy This diabolical baby is intent on taking over the world -- and ripping through the egos of everyone he ever meets. And that's just the way we like it!		Bart Simpson The Simpsons After 20 years, you'd think that Bart would run out of quips. Nope. For his chalkboard meditations alone, he's one of the funniest guys on FOX.

Walter Bishop
Fringe
Oh, sweet, innocent, competely-without-filters Walter... We love how he's willing to say ANYTHING on his mind, no matter how inapproriate. And his paean to poor Mr. Papaya? Priceless!

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The Sourcies Get Intimate With Best Couple

We have our first FOX Sourcies winner! Congrats to Booth and Brennan, who took the Best Crimebuster category with 46 percent of the vote. Jack Bauer made a strong stand, but he proved to be no match for the one-two punch that Booth and Brennan provide. We can just imagine how Jack will react when he hears the news...

Now we move on to one of the biggies -- best couple! Of course, this is a bittersweet category this year -- two of the grand romances were hallucinatory, and one ended in tragedy. Why do you do this to us, FOX? Why? Sob! But we hope you can pull yourselves together long enough to vote for your favorite twosome. Without further ado, your nominees are:

Booth and Brennan Bones We know these two are meant for each other -- why don't they? Intriguingly, when Gordon came ot visit, he said one member of this pair was acutely aware of the attraction - but he didn't say which one. We finally - FINALLY! - saw B&B get together in the season finale, only to find that it was all in somebody's head, and now Booth doesn't even remember Brennan. Whimper!		House and Cuddy House This was another heartbreaker. We know that House pines for Cuddy, but since he's got the emotional capabilities of a five-year-old, he shows that affection by tormenting her. Cuddy seems to understand -- she's obviously into House. We finally got the passionate clinch we were looking for - but it, too, was a hallucination. You're KILLING us, FOX!

Peter and Lois Family Guy We have to admit we're confused by this, because Lois should be WAY out of Peter's league. Fortunatley for us, she doesn't agree. They make it work, and that makes them one of our favorite couples on TV.		Michael and Sara Prison Break This was a romance that nothing - not prison bars, prison breaks, shadowy conspiracies, fleeing the country, kidnapping, or even beheading - could break. We're thrilled that Michael and Sara got a taste of happness - but why did he have to die in the end? Sob!

Tabitha and Napoleon
So You Think You Can Dance
We love this couple for so many reasons. First of all, they're adorable together. Second, they channel that adorableness into kick-ass hip-hop choreography that lets dancers really show their stuff. The show wouldn't be half as fun without them!

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