Take one part Indiana Jones, one part Torchwood and basically the entire concept of The Librarian, and you've got this new SyFy series. You know that big warehouse the government stores the Ark of the Covenant in? Or the one Bob Newhart keeps Noah's Ark in? Yeah, that's where this show takes place, although it looks like most episodes will send a pair of mismatched but possibly lovestruck agents out into the field to track down various supernatural/mystical/technological items in order to bring them back and catalog them for storage. Exciting!

Tags: scifi, warehouse 13

The fun thing about most USA shows is who they're gonna get to guest-star in each episode. Not that the regular stars are boring -- Sarah Shahi (Life), Michael Trucco (BSG) and Ethan Embry (stuff) are plenty fun as it is -- but it's always a fun surprise to see who shows up. This episode, it's Eddie McClintock, from sister network Syfy's Warehouse 13! And Bones! And it looks like he plays another fun, wacky role.

Tags: Eddie McClintock, Fairly Legal, Sarah Shahi, Warehouse 13

The Kandorian army plotline from this season of Smallville is so achingly dull that almost any one-off episode that deals with something else is welcome. Especially when the episode introduces new, ridiculous, twentysomething versions of established DC Comics characters. So after last week's "I am your father's clone" episode, I am actually excited to watch this week's, in which two superheroes try to help the Blur clean up Metropolis in their own, less-than-experienced way. Those two heroes? The Wonder Twins.

Tags: Smalville, Warehouse 13, Wonder Twins