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The Lost television series has some scratching their heads wondering what will come next. Some of the answers can be found right now if you know where to look.

Ever hear of heuristics? Research indicates it is the use of strategies using easily accessible information to direct and control problem solving in humans and machines.

Between the four-toed statue, the smoke monster and the ever mysterious Jacob, ABC's Lost has a lot of loose ends to tie up in the sixth season.

One thing for certain is that Lost is so jam packed with mystery that it would take a full time staff working around the clock for weeks to sort out all the data.

Dean is still damned to Hell and Sam may still be the Anti-Christ. Review of events and spoilers for 2008.

Heard about the Star Wars TV series? Do you wonder what George Lucas has in store for the new Star Wars TV show? Will a live action Star Wars TV series succeed?

Five years after Buffy the Vampire Slayer ended, the young cast that starred in the series have gone their separate ways with varying success.

Five years after Buffy the Vampire Slayer ended, the young cast that starred in the series have gone their separate ways with varying success.

Dexter is pushed beyond his limits when his victims are discovered and the man-hunt begins for the Bay Harbour Butcher.

A new supernatural thriller comes to UK network ITV1 on Saturday 3 January, conjuring the legacy of Bram Stoker's Dracula above and below the streets of modern-day London

What did Buffy and her relationships teach us about love? Her life may have been fantasy, but the lessons she learned have real word applications.

Four years after the first film version of the extremely popular Dark Horse Comics, acclaimed director Guillermo Del Toro returns in force with Hellboy II. 8/10

Guide to the first season of Robson Arms, a dramedy series exploring the many characters in an apartment building. Feat. Corner Gas's Fred Ewaniuck and Gabrielle Miller.

Six years gone and Buffy the Vampire Slayer is as popular as ever. Against all odds, Joss Whedon created a monster that has become a part of pop culture.

Creator Bryan Fuller's funnily clever series about recently deceased folk who get recruited into reaping souls, is now on DVD and features both seasons and TV movie. 8/10

Joss Whedon, the man behind the hit show Buffy the Vampire Slayer, has led a spectacularly creative life, detailed by fan Candace Havens in this enjoyable biography.