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Last night's "The Secret Circle" had something for everyone: a homicidal necklace, Thomas Dekker possessed by a coven of dead witches, and...a pillow fight! We're not sure how they're going to top that in Episode 1.15, "Return", but maybe this preview and clip from the ep will shed some light on things.

So, is everyone on board with the Original Witch's plans for the Original Vampires? We're not entirely sure she can be trusted so are really looking forward to Episode 3.15, "All My Children". Join us in watching this preview and clip for clues!

The CW hasn't yet provided a clip from this week's episode of "The Secret Circle", entitled "Valentine", but we have the next best thing: a "Producer's Preview" with executive producer Andrew Miller discussing horror movies, pillow fights, and a slumber party!

There's regular eye candy, and then there's eye candy of "The Vampire Diaries" variety. EW has unveiled its three covers for this week's issue featuring Stefan, Damon, and Elena, and smokin' hot just begins to describe them. But first, how about a look at Episode 3.14, "Dangerous Liaisons", with exec producer Julie Plec and co-exec producer Caroline Dries?

What's the first thing that happens once the networks have announced their pilot picks? Casting news for said pilots of course! And today we have the first word on who'll be appearing in writer Rockne O'Bannon's "Cult" on The CW.

Our beloved Bobby Singer may indeed be gone, but in his place we have exec producer Robert Singer in this week's preview of "Supernatural" Episode 7.14, in which he introduces us to the local pizza emporium for children, a place of lots of games, joy, and mysterious deaths.

A lot of horror fans, jaded though they may be, are terrified of clowns. As is "Supernatural"'s Sam Winchester; however, from the looks of things in this preview of and clip from Episode 7.14 "Plucky Pennywhistle’s Magical Menagerie", he's going to have to face his fear head-on. Could you?

Finally The CW has gotten its act together and released the "producer's preview" of "Supernatural" Episode 7.13, "The Slice Girls", ahead of its airing. (The last few were put up online after the fact.) Watch as executive producer Robert Singer lays the foundation for tonight's ep.

Those Salvatore brothers never learn. No matter how carefully they plot and plan, something always gets fucked up. And it sounds like that's not about to change in Episode 3.15, "All My Children", either. Check out our image gallery for the ep to see if you can detect where things go wrong.

Valentine's Day is coming a bit early to "The Secret Circle" and the other residents of Chance Harbor, as evidenced by this preview of the February 9th episode of the show entitled "Valentine".

It seems like ages since we've had a new episode of "Supernatural" to get excited about, but the show returns from its relatively brief hiatus tonight with an ep we've been dying to see since first hearing about it. Check out this clip from Episode 7.13, "The Slice Girls", featuring a guest appearance by Sara Canning from "The Vampire Diaries".

Well, that was quite the family reunion on last night's episode of "The Vampire Diaries", wasn't it? And it looks like things are about to get even more interesting thanks to the Originals. Check out this preview of and a clip from next week's Episode 3.14, "Dangerous Liaisons".

Well, this is interesting. One man is working on two TV shows with the same name for two different networks. Gary Fleder, executive producer of ABC’s "Beauty and the Beast" pilot, has come on board to direct the other "Beauty and the Beast" pilot at The CW.

The demon Meg Masters is one of our favorite recurring characters on "Supernatural", and it looks like she's going to appear at least once again in Season 7. Read on for the details.

While we may not have missed this week's episode of "The Secret Circle" quite as much as "The Vampire Diaries", we are intrigued to see exactly where the show is heading, and this sneak peek of the upcoming Episode 1.13, "Medallion", featuring Gale Harold and Natasha Henstridge is definitely a step in the right direction.