FUTURE ON FOX

You’ve already seen the episodes. But what if you could watch them again while conversing with the cast and writers at the same time? We got you covered with “tweet-peats!”

Tune in to Fringe on Thursday 9/8c and Glee on Friday 9/8c. At the same time, you can tweet the peeps on both shows. Go to each of the actors and writers’ personal pages and talk to them directly (links are below).

Or, if you just feel like lurking, read ‘em online at the dates/times below at @FRINGEonFOX and @GLEEonFOX. You can even just follow along on a scroll at the bottom of the TV screen while both episodes are on air!

It’ll be live during both the East and West Coast times for Glee, live only on east coast for Fringe. They’ll talk about the episode you’re seeing, answer fan questions, reveal behind-the-scenes secrets and offer exclusive insights on the upcoming season.

Here’s the deets on the tweets:

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd
FRINGE
Rebroadcast of Season One’s “The Road Not Taken”
To follow along and read only at 9pm EST: @FRINGEonFOX

9pm EST
To tweet them directly at 9pm EST, go to each actor and writer’s personal Twitter page.
Joshua Jackson, “Peter Bishop” - @PeterBishop2
John Noble, “Walter Bishop” - @labdad1
Executive Producer Jeff Pinkner - @jpfringe
Executive Prodcuer J.H. Wyman - @jwfringe

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th
GLEE
Rebroadcast of the pilot episode
To follow along and read only at both 9pm EST and 9pm PST: @GLEEonFOX

9pm EST
To tweet them directly at 9pm EST, go to each actor’s personal Twitter page.
Lea Michele, “Rachel Berry” - @msleamichele
Kevin McHale, “Artie Abrams” - @druidDUDE
Mark Salling, “Puck” - @mark_salling

9pm PST
To tweet them directly at 9pm PST, go to each actor’s personal Twitter page.
Cory Monteith, “Finn Hudson” - @frankenteen
Amber Riley, “Mercedes” - @msamberriley
Chris Colfer, “Kurt Hummel - @chriscolfer

*Updated with complete Twitter account links and times!

Airlock Alpha announced their nominations for the 2009 Portal Awards, which recognizes the science-fiction genre and is voted on by fans. Fringe, Dollhouse and Terminator are all up for nods in the TV categories!

FRINGE - Best Series, Joshua Jackson for Best Actor and John Noble for Best Supporting Actor.

DOLLHOUSE - Best Series, Best Episode (“Omega”), Eliza Dushku for Best Actress, Olivia Williams for Best Supporting Actress and Alan Tudyk for Best Guest Star in “Omega.”

TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES - Summer Glau for Best Supporting Actress and Thomas Dekker for Best Young Actor.

The full list is here. Voting begins June 25th!

We’ve been telling you about our pilots. We’ve kept you in the loop on shows already on the air. What will happen next season? That will be answered on Monday, May 18th when FOX announces its new schedule for the fall.

Here’s some definites:

• Fringe and Lie to Me are both returning for their second seasons.
• The Cleveland Show begins this fall.
• After its Preview Event on May 19th, Glee premieres in the fall.

All other new shows, season premiere dates for returning shows and nightly schedules for the Fall will be officially revealed on May 18th. We’re excited to show you what we have in store!

With the new year comes change. Some go on diets. We move our schedule around to make room for new additions to the family (as well as American Idol).

Here’s what FOX will look like in the beginning of 2009:

Sunday Jan 11th
8/7c 24 premiere (episodes 1 & 2)
Monday Jan 12th
8/7c 24 premiere (episodes 3 & 4)

Tuesday Jan 13th
8/7c American Idol premiere

Wednesday Jan 14th
8/7c American Idol premiere

Thursday Jan 15th
8/7c Bones moves to its new night

Monday Jan 19th
8/7c House moves to its new night
9/8c 24 moves to its regular timeslot

Tuesday Jan 20th
9/8c Fringe returns (after American Idol)

Wednesday Jan 21st
9/8c Lie to Me premiere (after American Idol)

Friday Feb 13th
8/7c Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles moves to its new night
9/8c Dollhouse premiere

UPDATE: Prison Break and ‘Til Death are returning! The above schedule is just for January and February.

Not only have we launched the new official site for Fringe, but they also get their own blog.

Take a spin and tell us what you think!

The American Heritage Dictionary’s definition of wiki: “A collaborative website whose content can be edited by anyone who has access to it”

So we’re giving you full access! Please visit our new wikis. Read, contribute, make changes. Do what you will.

• Fringe
• Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
• House
• 24

Let us know what other shows you’d like to have your way with. On a wiki, of course.

But still want to join in the fun?

Whether you’re San Diego-bound or not, make sure you dig around this site:
exploretheimpossibilities

If you are there, visit Booth #4129!