Just in case you had any doubts, Glee fans, rest easy: Sue Sylvester will not suffer from any sophomore slump on season two.

The hilarious cheerleading coach is back and at her snarkiest on the September 21 premiere, as evidenced by the clip below. In it, she explains the difference between New Directions and the Cheerios (hint: it has to do with pigeon eating and a summons).

Enjoy the sneak peek now and then join fellow readers in our Glee forum:

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Glee Season Premiere Clip: Sue vs. Will

90210 is holding little back in anticipation of its third season.

Clearly hoping to lure in new viewers, the show has revealed numerous spoilers and developments on tap, the most notable being the revelation that Teddy is gay. We also know that Sasha will return, an earthquake will hit and Liam and Annie will kiss.

Need proof of the latter? The following season premiere clip provides it, as Liam and Annie agree to no lying and no hiding, but plenty of lip locking…

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90210 Season Premiere Clip: Major Make Out Alert!

Our bucket list of dream Saturday Night Live hosts includes Tina Fey, Betty White, Alec Baldwin, Jon Hamm, Justin Timberlake and Amy Poehler, so you better believe we were pretty psyched to learn that former castmember Amy will be hosting the sketch comedy show’s 36th season premiere on September 25 with musical guest Katy Perry. We expect a Weekend Update moment with Seth Meyers and cameos from at least Tina and — fingers crossed – Jimmy Fallon. A girl can dream, can’t she?

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Amy Poehler To Host ‘SNL’ Season Premiere

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Amy Poehler To Host ‘SNL’ Season Premiere

Fans should have had the date circled on their calendar for weeks, but just a reminder: The Vampire Diaries returns with new episodes THIS THURSDAY!!!

In anticipation, The CW has released a new preview hyping the second season premiere. It doesn’t reveal any footage that previous promos didn’t also include, but, hey, any excuse to see Damon and Stefan again, right?

Remember: TV Fanatic the source for all things Vampire Diaries. To prepare for season two, you should…

• Visit our show spoilers section.
• Read our exclusive interview with Michael Trevino, as he dishes on the Lockwood Curse.
• Discuss the return of Katherine and other developments in our Vampire Diaries forum.

The countdown is on for Thursday night. We hope to see you back here right after the episode ends. Needless to say, there will be a lot to talk about!

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The Vampire Diaries Season Two Premiere Preview: Watch Now!

On Thursday, September 23, Fringe returns to Fox with new episodes. The opening installment is titled “Olivia” and for good reason:

It focuses on Anna Torv and her dual characters, one of whom is Over There and one of whom is Over Here. Loyal viewers know what we mean.

Readers can check out a slew of season premier photos NOW and then watch a clip from the return episode below.

Okay, Sophie, go steal his lawyer…

Someone remind me again how and/or why Nate and his team were being blackmailed to go after Moreau? Because tonight’s episode, “The Morning After Job,” appeared to negate the majority of blackmail story plot.

I had such high hopes for the Moreau storyline when it was introduced in the season premiere, a mysterious hot woman with sultry accent that was well connected in the government blackmailing Nate and his team to take down an untouchable criminal for her. That sounds awesome. How could that go wrong?

Well, for starters, when you neglect to use, address, or mention it again for more than 10 episodes, it tends to derail your ability to take full advantage of it.

However, the biggest mistake is when you do remember to include it, you cram it into one episode to actually advance the story forward and then the following week, negate 80 percent of the entire premise without ever really using it.

It really felt like the season premiere writers came up with the hook for season three. But then all the subsequent writers that worked on the show had no idea how to use it, so it just wasn’t mentioned for the majority of episodes.

Clearly as the main storyline, it should have some form of resolution, so the show tried to fix the problem by having last week’s episode remind us of it and this week was meant to “resolve” it by removing the majority the complexity. Now, Nate and his team can just go after Moreau at their leisure without the pressure of HIC (Hot Italian Chick) applying deadlines, threatening them, expecting results, etc.

I will give credit to the writers for figuring out a plausible way to write HIC and the power struggle with Nate out of the story by having her tricking Nate into going after Moreau on his own without her help. Honestly, I’m glad that the whole blackmail portion is gone.

What Nate and his team does best is help the little guy, that is what they live for, and being blackmailed to bring down an untouchable criminal for some shadowy government person really didn’t fit the basic premise of the show. The Nate I know would have turned the tables on HIC and had her under his thumb in no time. Oh wait, that is what Nate did (he just took a long time to do it).

HIC, blackmail, and Moreau aside, I must admit that I truly have enjoyed how much the team has grown this season. Parker is now able to pull off multiple roles, Hardison’s hacking is to the point he got a police car, and Eliot shows more and more how much he cares about other people. Tonight’s complex and fluid con was Nate and his team’s masterpiece of work.

Adjusting to curve balls like the sniper, FBI agent, crooked cops, and Vector getting away was some of the best work they have ever done.

On The Mentalist season three premiere…

… Michael Gaston debuts at the Director of the DLE, Gale Bertram.

… A prominent attorney is kidnapped.

… Jane contemplates his CBI future after his face-to-face encounter with Red John.

TV Fanatic will cover the September 23 episode in depth, and we’ve given fans an early look at scenes from “Red Sky at Night” below:

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The Mentalist Season Three Premiere Pics: "Red Sky at Night"

On The Mentalist season three premiere…

… Michael Gaston debuts at the Director of the DLE, Gale Bertram.

… A prominent attorney is kidnapped.

… Jane contemplates his CBI future after his face-to-face encounter with Red John.

TV Fanatic will cover the September 23 episode in depth, and we’ve given fans an early look at scenes from “Red Sky at Night” below:

Read more here:
The Mentalist Season Three Premiere Pics: "Red Sky at Night"

On The Mentalist season three premiere…

… Michael Gaston debuts at the Director of the DLE, Gale Bertram.

… A prominent attorney is kidnapped.

… Jane contemplates his CBI future after his face-to-face encounter with Red John.

TV Fanatic will cover the September 23 episode in depth, and we’ve given fans an early look at scenes from “Red Sky at Night” below:

Read more here:
The Mentalist Season Three Premiere Pics: "Red Sky at Night"

On The Mentalist season three premiere…

… Michael Gaston debuts at the Director of the DLE, Gale Bertram.

… A prominent attorney is kidnapped.

… Jane contemplates his CBI future after his face-to-face encounter with Red John.

TV Fanatic will cover the September 23 episode in depth, and we’ve given fans an early look at scenes from “Red Sky at Night” below:

Read more here:
The Mentalist Season Three Premiere Pics: "Red Sky at Night"