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This week: Alias, Charmed, Desperate Housewives, Gilmore Girls, Grey's Anatomy, Las Vegas, Lost, NCIS, Prison Break, Smallville, The O.C., ER, Veronica Mars and CSI: Miami. Now let's get down to business ... (SPOILERS BELOW)

Alias

• The series finale will feature at least one death, Sark, and a 6-year-old Sydney, amongst other surprises. Source: SpoilerFix.com
• Nadia will wake up hating her father, Sloan, which makes him go back to his very, very evil ways. Source: Kristin on E!Online

• In the April 16 episode, after Paige and Henry (Ivan Sergei) leave for their honeymoon, Cupid "Coop" (guest star Victor Webster) takes Phoebe on a journey through her past romances in an attempt to revive her excitement for love. Meanwhile, a group of magical teens, who are protégés of Leo, come to the manor seeking refuge from demons that have overtaken the Magic School, forcing Piper to take charge. Billie and Christy's (guest star Marne Patterson) parents come to town for a visit, but Christy refuses to see them in order to test Billie. Source: The WB
• About the series finale, Brad Kern said: "Prue's memory will be kept alive and be honored, but we didn't ask Shannen to come back... The show is more about the sisters who are here, not the one who's not." Kern said during the set visit that many of the fans' favorite characters from the past will be returning. The three sisters' grandmother and mom (Penny and Patty), the "future Chris" and others will be joining the end of the show for the wedding of Phoebe. "In one scene we will have 12 characters," Kern said. "It will include family from the past and also future generations to show that the life of Charmed will go on, even if it's not on TV." Source: Sci Fi Wire

• Episode 20 will see Karl breaking up with Edie, who has no idea that Susan is now the 'other woman,' Lynette trying to help Ed heat up his sex life, Bree finding out that Peter has another addiction, and Lily's father coming back to claim his daughter. Source: ABC
• In "No One Is Alone," one of the housewives wants to make a call while in an airplane. Another housewife is at a doctor's office, complaining of morning sickness. A mother and daughter play blackjack together and talk about their lives; we'll see more of them next season. Source: SpoilerFix.com
• "The finale script is still being tweaked, but I have it on good authority that one Housewife will find out her spouse is an adulterer and another will discover she's expecting. And neither one will take the news well." Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide

• In episode 6.19, on the night before Lane and Zach (guest star Todd Lowe) get married, Lorelai and Rory's plans for a bachelorette party go awry, as do the plans made by Zach's buddies, so the two groups end up together for a makeshift party in a vacant parking lot. Mrs. Kim (Emily Kuroda) informs Lorelai that she cannot attend Lane's wedding without an escort. Since Luke is still out of town, Lorelai invites Christopher (David Sutcliffe) to be her date. Everyone attends two wedding ceremonies – one Buddhist and one Seventh Day Adventist – followed by a wild wedding reception in the town square. Melissa McCarthy, Yanic Truesdale, Liza Weil and Sean Gunn also star. Source: The WB

• - In part 1 of the season finale, the team meets new (recurring) Erica, whose personality is similar to Bailey, but the doctors would never argue with the Nazi like they do her. Parents faced with losing their daughter demand the hospital keep her alive long enough for her baby's birth. The staff tolerates an egotistical patient. After leaving the hospital, a newly empowered busboy stays at his job out of loyalty to the only owner who treats him decently. One doctor's overreaction unites two bickering patients. Source: SpoilerFix.com

• There is a big wedding at the Montecito which will involve at least one of the regulars in the season finale. Woody (played by Jerry O'Connell) from Crossing Jordan as well as Dean Cain will appear in this episode. Source: SpoilerFix.com

• This week's episodes is a Hurley flashback and Damon reveals that "it's very much about the Libby/Hurley relationship on the island, and starting to develop that. We actually feel that Cynthia and Jorge have great chemistry together and we're writing towards it, and you know, it's a sort of very sweet love story that is sort of supplanting the Charlie/Claire relationship while it's on ice. But we feel like seeing a different side of Hurley, in a relationship with a woman, is really, really cool to us and that's basically the function that Libby is providing now on the island. But of course, you know, this big thing is dangling out there, which is that he says that he knows her from somewhere. He can't quite put his finger on it. So we're obviously going to be addressing that sort of continuing tip of the tongue quandary that he finds himself in." Source: Kristin on E!Online
• Ausiello strongly hints that the original Sawyer, the one who conned the Sawyer we know, was Locke's father. Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide

• Bellisario reveals: "The season-ender which I'm writing and directing, is going to be very different episode. We're going to learn more about Gibbs and learn more about what I hinted at when I brought Cote on. [We'll learn more] about his first wife, he had a wife and daughter, both were murdered. I'm going to reveal more of that story which nobody in NCIS knows, none of the people who work with him except for Ziva. She's really the only one, we reveal that only she knew about it." Source: Chicago Tribune

• In the April 17 episode, transferred to the psych ward, Michael tries to clear Haywire's head and jog his memory of the missing piece of the blueprint tattoo; Bellick wants to auction off Michael's cell to the highest bidder; C-Note and T-Bag must team up in a high-stakes poker game, while Sucre's cousin Manche seems to hold all the cards. Source: FOX
• In the final two episodes, three people die, one of them being a prisoner. Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide

• In episode "Mercy," a masked tormentor (guest star Ian Tracey) takes Lionel hostage and orchestrates a series of elaborate games that Lionel must win in order to stay alive. After Clark tells Martha that Lionel knows his secret, she sets out to confront him, but inadvertently becomes a pawn in the tormentor's game and ends up fighting for her life. Kristin Kreuk, Michael Rosenbaum, Erica Durance and Allison Mack also star. Source: The WB

• Episode 3.24 picks up where the previous episode left off. One of the character will end up at the hospital, another will get arrested. Marissa visits her sister Kaitlin at her boarding school. Source: SpoilerFix.com

• In "Nevermind the Buttocks," Veronica looks for a dog killer after being hired by a student whose pet was ran over; Keith discovers surprising revelations about Kendall's past; Weevil learns that the Fitzpatricks are abusing his old gang members; Jackie applies for a job at Java the Hut and asks Veronica to put in a good word for her; Wallace tries to get back together with Jackie, but she gives him some heartbreaking news. Source: TV Guide Online

• We'll be hearing wedding bells during May sweeps. A major character dies on the May 22 episode, and we'll learn the mole's identity. Source: Ask Ausiello @ TV Guide

• "There are rumblings that a major character will be leaving early next season to make room in the budget for Stamos' sizable paycheck." Source: Ask Ausiello