If you believe TRUE BLOOD, the American South is currently being overrun by vampires, shapeshifters and other creatures. But just how close to reality is this representation? Our resident Dixie checks in with the facts.

In the final episode of the year, everybody dies. That’s right. No need to come back next season, folks. There’s absolutely nothing left hanging in the balance on this show. However, I do have a handful of small questions…

In the penultimate episode of the season, events begin to take shape which cannot be changed. Or can they? The stage is set for a literally-explosive finale.

Destiny claims another life as LOST moves into the final episodes of it’s fifth season. There’s a lot left to cover, but the rules of the game may have just changed.

This week LOST meets STAR WARS and revisits the old theme of daddy issues. We also learn not to work around electromagnetism if we’ve got fillings in our teeth.

There are dead men walking around the island. On any other show this might seem weird, but LOST fans will believe pretty much anything now, won’t they?

This week on LOST: a child loses his innocence as characters interact with history to create their own destiny.

Plus, ‘How Time Travel Works 101′.

This episode, LOST tackles one of time travel’s biggest questions: if you could go back and kill Hitler before he turned into a monster, would you perform the deed? Or more importantly, would the universe allow it?

We’re past the halfway point in LOST’s penultimate season, but right now the questions continue piling up. One thing is certain: theorising about the implications of time travel can be complicated. Try avoiding paradoxes, kids.

Much like the previous instalment, this episode was a necessary evil: using forty minutes to fill in some blanks astute viewers had already pieced together, and positioning the characters in order to advance the larger story.