I am – Hercules!!

"Hello, Shawn. I'm Isabelle."

Peter Coyote, now finished with “The Inside,” is again a federal agent, this time back to deal with the virus that affects only those who, over the past 60 years or so, were captured and altered by people from the future, then returned to the present! For reasons still yet to be revealed!

A bunch of people now have superpowers! Will we learn why anyone bothered to create a 4400 center? Or why anyone bothered to assassinate the head of the 4400 center? Or why the lead NTAC agent talks so much like Celine Dion, the greatest singer in the world?

TV Guide says?

“Tom and Diana put concerns about their ailing loved ones aside to find the source to find the source of the insidious 440 plague in the captivating second-season finale. As amnesiac Alana and comatose Maia fight for life, the agents uncover a disturbing conspiracy to inhibit the gifts of the 4400 after Dennis Ryland orders a widespread quarantine. But don’t expect the 4400 to go quietly. It’s a riveting conclusion to a season that has featured everything from a cultlike collective built around the abductees to the assassination of their charismatic leader.”

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9 p.m. Sunday. USA.

Look! If you can hold off another another few weeks, retailers will make available on Sept. 20 what’s said to be a better, less-expensive season-one “Galactica” set, one that contains not only all 13 episodes of the first 2005 regular season but also the entire 2003 miniseries. Plus? Commentaries by series creator Ron Moore on the miniseries and nine of the first season’s 13 hours. The five-disc Sept. 20 version is said to contain also deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes material, sketches, art and other extras.

Look! Were Anakin Skywalker and Darth Vader two different people in the early drafts of “The Empire Strikes Back”? All is revealed in The Annotated Screenplays (Star Wars, Episodes IV-VI)!!

Look! A fabulous new book co-edited by big-deal "Buffy"-"Firefly"-"Gilmore Girls" TV writer Jane Espenson. She introduces each of the essays, and the whole book besides:
Finding Serenity: Anti-Heroes, Lost Shepherds and Space Hookers in Joss Whedon's Firefly!!

Look! The comic book Joss Whedon wants to see on TV: Global Frequency Vol. 1 and Global Frequency Vol. 2!!

Look! Original casting tapes! Deleted scenes!
Audio commentaries! Backstage with Drive Shaft!
Lost: The Complete First Season on DVD!!