Below are some preview bits on the 2nd half of returning TV series Justified, Fringe, Arrow and Supernatural. These previews could be considered spoilers, so proceed at your own risk.
These pieces cover the dates of January 8th to 16th, 2013.
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Justified returns on January 8th.
With the upcoming new 4th season, it takes place about 3 months after the events of last season. And with it, a 30-year-old mystery.
Raylan will fall into a new romance with his bartender, Lindsay.
Also, poor Boyd and Ava are going to be tackling the challenge of keeping both their criminal enterprise and their relationship moving forward.
In case you didn’t know, Boyd was supposed to be a temporary character in the first season, but Walton Goggins made a pretty great character that appealed to many fans.
I tend to love Goggins’ characters in the various TV shows and movies he’s in. Did anyone catch his ‘drag queen’ guest appearance in Sons of Anarchy this season? It was hilarious.
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Fringe returns on January 11th
Our story comes back for it’s shark-jumping finale season with the last three hours of its fifth season.
Showrunners claim that because the fans made this closing series finale season possible, they’re pulling out the punches.
Astrid will get her chance to shine.
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Arrow comes back on The CW on January 16th.
Oliver Green will have his hands full of new bad guys coming down the pipe. There’s “The Count,” who sells a drug called Vertigo. He’ll be played by Seth Gabel, previously from Fringe.
Other upcoming bad guys include Cyrus Vanch.
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Supernatural returns on Jan 16th.
The Winchesters will get a visit from their paternal grandfather in a bit of a mystical time travel story.
Also, Felicia Day reprises her geek character once again.
I’ve been following Supernatural since day one. I’m enjoying the story as it’s going, but I can’t wait to see it pick up a bit.
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[source: TV Line]
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