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You just can't keep Helen Magnus from a goal once she sets her mind to it. No on knows that better than Will Zimmerman. In the Nov. 18 episode, "Icebreaker," Helen (Amanda Tapping) flies with Will (Robin Dunne) into a snowy, stormy area of the Bering Sea where Henry (Ryan Robbins), Declan (Robert Lawrenson) and his team from the UK Sanctuary are stranded on a shipwrecked icebreaker. "Icebreaker," written and directed by Martin Wood, looks like one of those classic, trapped-in-a-tight-space "Sanctuary" adventures.

"Doctor Who" closes out its seventh modern season Saturday with the season's best episode, "The Name of the Doctor. " Written by showrunner Steven Moffat, the episode does exactly what he said it would: It solves the puzzle that is Clara (Jenna-Louise Coleman) and pushes forward the mythology of the Time Lord. Get ready for major surprises, Whovians. "The Doctor is moving forward as he always does and he wants to solve the mystery of Clara," Moffat told writers during a conference call earlier this year.

Insurgents from Hollow Earth resurface in the next episode of "Sanctuary," resulting in a happy reunion and an unexpected betrayal. Kate Freelander is back on Earth, instead of inside it. (The best part of that news, however, is that Agam Darshi is back on "Sanctuary. " I've missed her these past few episodes.) In the sneak peek for "Acolyte," airing at 9 p.m. Dec. 9 on Syfy, Kate and Will (Robin Dunne) interrogate an abnormal who is part of the Hollow Earth team plotting an above-ground attack.

By now fans of "Chicago Fire" know that NBC is creating a police-focused spinoff of the series called "Chicago PD. " Tune in to this Wednesday's episode of "Chicago Fire" to get a sneak peek of the new series. In "Let Her Go," debuting at 9 p.m. CT May 15, Jon Seda returns as Det. Antonio Dawson and Jason Beghe is back as Det. Hank Voight. In the episode, Casey (Jesse Spencer) is forced to team up with the Intelligence Unit, now run by crooked cop Voight (Beghe), who served at stint in prison after Casey helped take him down earlier in the season.

Sadly, it's here. The 2012 Major League Baseball season preview, Chicago edition. Look, no sugarcoating here, so let's break it down. This is going to be awful on many levels. Bad up north, bad down south. Cubs first. I'm inclined to go easy on these guys for attempting the impossible. Yes, they are overhauling the entire franchise, gutting it from top to bottom, flushing out all of the bad attitudes, karma and talent that doesn't belong. People, this is a monumental job. It's the athletic equivalent of overhauling the U.S. Tax Code, and just as painful.

In past seasons of "Merlin," series lead Colin Morgan has been transformed from his normal, young Merlin, into an elderly version called Emrys through the use of prosthetics. In "Another's Sorrow," debuting Friday on Syfy, Katie McGrath follows in his footsteps when her character, the evil sorceress Morgana, disguises herself as a crone so she can move freely about Camelot. It's part of her plan with King Odin to finally kill King Arthur (Bradley James). "I actually resembled my grandmother," McGrath said, "which was really weird.

Clone Capt. Rex has had it with Pong Krell. And he's ready to take the crabby general down in "Carnage of Krell," the final chapter of the Battle for Umbara story arc debuting at 7 p.m. Nov. 18 on Cartoon Network. Here's a description of the episode. Watch a preview in the player above.: With two of his men facing execution for disobeying orders, Captain Rex is forced to confront his overly aggressive commander, General Krell, in the conclusion to the action-packed battle for Umbara.

An old frenemy returns to the "Sanctuary" in "Chimera," and I'm not talking about Nikola Tesla. Yes, everyone's favorite snarky vampire (played by Jonathon Young) is back in the episode, which airs on a special night--at 9 p.m. Nov. 29 on Syfy. He and Helen Magnus (Amanda Tapping) undertake a dangerous mission when the Sanctuary computers are attacked. Henry (Ryan Robbins) discovers the problem, but the only way to remedy it is to hook up to the computer. Magnus and Tesla volunteer, and are transported to a virtual Sanctuary, where they encounter...

After a week off, "Revenge" is back tonight and it sounds like Emily will be teaching a few of the folks on her Hamptons hit list about "Loyalty. " Here's what ABC has to say about the episode: Emily (Emily VanCamp) questions Nolan's (Gabriel Mann) loyalty when she discovers a secret of his, but eventually uses it to her advantage in her battle against Tyler (Ashton Holmes). Unfortunately, it sets in motion a chain of events that prove just how dangerous Tyler is. Meanwhile, Amanda (Margarita Levieva)

We get duel love stories in the next "Once Upon A Time. " Airing at 7 p.m. Feb. 19 on ABC, "What Happened to Frederick" finds David (Josh Dallas) being forced to decide between Kathryn (Anastasia Griffith) and Mary Margaret (Ginnifer Goodwin). He finally agrees to tell Kathryn about his affair with Mary Margaret, but an earlier promo for the episode shows Regina (Lana Parrilla) telling Kathryn the news. They're could be some slapping and hair-pulling in Storybrooke, folks. And also some flirting.

While attending FABLESCON a couple months ago, I was deeply immersed in the world that Bill Willingham created in his award-winning Vertigo comic FABLES. I'm sad to say that I ended up missing the Telltale Games panel where they talked about the new game based on the series. Now I'm happy to share this release from the makers of " The Walking Dead" game!: "Greetings Mundies, Today we would like to share the first set of screenshots from our upcoming episodic game series The Wolf Among Us, which is based on Bill Willingham's award-winning comic book series 'FABLES.' The Wolf...

Mark Gatiss was not just responsible for bringing back classic "Doctor Who" foes the Ice Warriors this season. He also convinced Dame Diana Rigg and her daughter, Rachael Stirling, to guest star. Gatiss penned "The Crimson Horror," his second episode of the season (after the Ice Warrior-riffic "Cold War") that airs at 7 p.m. CT May 4 on BBC America. Gatiss was working on a play with Sterling while writing the episode, said "Who" showrunner Steven Moffat, who also works with Gatiss on "Sherlock.

The Doctor and Clara Oswald obviously spend a lot of time in TARDIS as they fly through space in "Doctor Who. " Viewers, however, have had only glimpses of them aboard the time-traveling blue police box that's bigger on the inside. Until Saturday, when "Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS" debuts on BBC America. Written by Stephen Thompson ("Sherlock") and directed by Mat King ("Law & Order: UK"), "Journey" opens on a spacecraft carrying the three-member salvage team of Gregor (Ashley Walters)

The Renaissance rascal Zoroaster begins his "little pet project"--corrupting Leonardo Da Vinci's young apprentice, Nico--in the second episode of "Da Vinci's Demons. " "The Serpent," airing at 8 p.m. CT April 19 on Starz, opens with Zo (Gregg Chillin) taking Nico (Eros Vlahos) with him on a grave-robbing quest. Leonardo (Tom Riley) has asked them to go, but according to Chillin, Zoroaster is happy to oblige and show Nico some of his tricks. "He kind of takes Nico under his wing," Chillin told me. "Zo can't help...

"Doctor Who" tells a good, old-fashioned ghost story this weekend. "We are in a haunted house in the '70s with Dougray Scott and Jessica Raine," Jenna-Louise Coleman told me, then whispered. "And it's scaaary. " In "Hide," airing at 7 p.m. CT April 20 on BBC America, Clara (Coleman) and the Doctor (Matt Smith) pop up in 1974 outside a remote mansion called Caliburn House where paranormal researcher Alec Palmer (Scott) and psychic Emma Grayling (Raine) are trying to contact a ghost called the Witch of the Well that has appeared...

"Do you remember when it was 80 degrees in March last year?" Yup, that might be the most common complaint muttered by coat-clad Chicagoans this spring. Sure, summer didn't come early this year as it did last, but that hasn't stopped dozens of restaurants and bars from planning stellar new outdoor spaces to debut once Mother Nature decides it really is time for warm weather in Chicago. Here's a teaser of what rooftop bars, backyard patios and sidewalk cafes are ready for business, weather permitting, plus dozens others slated for debuts throughout...

"Submarine. Lots of soldiers and Ice Warriors. " That's how "Doctor Who" star Jenna-Louise Coleman summed up "Cold War" episode. In the episode debuting at 7 p.m. CT April 13 on BBC America, the Doctor (Matt Smith) and Clara (Coleman) land the TARDIS in 1983 and inside a Russian nuclear submarine whose captain (played by "Games of Thrones" actor Liam Cunningham) is already dealing with another surprise guest--an Ice Warrior. Fans haven't seen the classic "Doctor Who" foes that first appeard in 1967 to fight Patrick Troughton's Second Doctor since the 1970s.