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Sometimes when show runners and stars answer fan questions, their answers just lead to, well, more questions.

We couldn't wait for next Monday's Spoiler Chat to answer some of the burning (sure it's an obvious pun, but it we still like it) questions you had after reading our Burn Notice Comic-Con story, so we're answering them now for you...

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Is there anything cuter than Zachary Levi endlessly gushing about the upcoming season of his hit geek-turned-spy-turned-kung-fu-dramedy Chuck? Take a look for yourself, because the only thing we can think of is Zach and resident badass Adam Baldwin (Casey) teaming up to gush...together.

After the Chuck crew brought rock 'n' roll to Comic-Con, the guys hit up the SyFy/Entertainment Weekly party and gave us a few more exclusive goodies on what's coming up.

To summarize, Adam has some, um, clever new weapons in mind for his character, the recently promoted Colonel Casey; Zach looks on in amusement and talks Intersect 2.0 (and kicking Casey's ass); and the adorable twosome once again thank fans for their undying support. (You're welcome!)

Are your Nerd Herd needs still not being fulfilled? Chuck fansite Chuck Me Out has officially launched, and in a word, it is amazing. Plus, we have much more scoop on the way, so stay tuned.

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In the alternate world that Booth (David Boreanaz) dreamed up in his comatose state in the controversial Bones season finale, he and Bones (Emily Deschanel) were a happily married couple, running a nightclub called the Lab with the cast of the characters from Bones showing up as varying alternate characters. We saw Sweets as a rock star, Angela as the nightclub hostess, Booth's brother Jared as a detective and more wackiness.

We all assumed it was a onetime dream sequence, right? Well, show runner Hart Hanson teased that they might have plans for some of those alternate storylines. He might just be messing with us, but check out what he has to say about that and what else he and Emily teased about next season...

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Instead of bouncing around the space-time continuum and nestling up to the very hot and steamy Josh Holloway, this fall, Elizabeth Mitchell is fighting reptilian aliens on the remake of the '80s miniseries V.

However, that doesn't mean Juliet doesn't make at least an appearance in the sixth and final season of the ABC hit series Lost. In fact, she hopes Juliet finds happiness in the end, but that happiness may not necessarily be with Sawyer. Ruh-roh.

Read on for our exclusive one-on-one with Elizabeth, where she dishes about her new show V and possible appearances on Lost...

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First of all, there isn't much not to love. She's pretty, smart, sassy, sweet and can read minds. But when pressed, if Anna Paquin had to pick one thing she didn't like about True Blood's fabulous Sookie Stackhouse, it would be those blond locks.

"What do I not like about her? Well if Charlaine [Harris, author of the Sookie Stackhouse novels] and the creators had written her as a nonnatural blonde," Anna told the Comic-Con audience, "I would be spending a lot less time in the hair salon getting my roots retouched, and my hair would probably be a little bit longer because it's gradually getting shorter as the ends break off because I'm a fake, fake, fake blonde. But aside from that, Sookie and I get along great."

Personally, we love her as a blonde. Now as for what she loves about Sookie, she said, "I like that she says what she's thinking even if it's not always a really good idea. I like that she kind of jumps in and gets involved even though it usually gets her into trouble. She means well."

Here are more tidbits from the Comic-Con True Blood panel...

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Press play above to see Ben Lyons chatting up Joss Whedon and Eliza Dushku about Dollhouse's upcoming season!

Want more Dollhouse news? Then you're in the right place! Network sources confirm to us exclusively that Battlestar Galactica's Jamie Bamber will guest star on the season premiere of Dollhouse season two.

But where does he fit into the storylines? Here's what we're hearing.

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You gotta love show runners. They like to keep us guessing. In the case of Chuck's Chuck Bartowski (Zachary Levi) and Sarah Walker (Yvonne Strahovski), it looks like there's no clear answer as to whether they will or won't be a couple finally next season.

"You know what they say?" cocreator and executive producer Josh Schwartz told us at Comic-Con. "Two steps forward, three steps back. The dance shall continue."

As does the verbal dance when talking about what's to come...

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In case you missed our live blogging of today's Comic-Con Smallville panel, we have compiled the very important details that you need to know about season nine.

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In case you were enjoying the sun this weekend and missed Watch With Kristin's wall-to-wall coverage of Comic-Con 2009, be sure to check out our stories on 24, The Big Bang Theory, Bones, Burn Notice, Caprica, Chuck, Dexter, Dollhouse, Eureka, Flash Forward, Fringe, Ghost Whisperer, Heroes, Lost, Psych, Smallville, Supernatural, Stargate Universe, True Blood and V.

Plus, don't miss our tweetastic liveblogs of the Comic-Con weekend experience and our homegrown photo gallery!

Want more news? Check out the E! Online gallery of TV stars at Comic-Con by clicking on one of the thumbnails below. It's got photos by actual photographers (not just us enthusiastic amateurs) along with links to everything you need to know about this year's Con!

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Despite the fact that Supernatural stars Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles couldn't make it to San Diego Comic-Con this year (they're busy shooting the show up in Vancouver), we did get some serious quality time backstage at press-room roundtables with executive producers and writers Eric Kripke, Ben Edlund and Sera Gamble, and they spilled mondo secrets about the upcoming season five. 

Read on to find out why Lucifer's a surprisingly nice guy, which two fan-favorite hunters are coming back and why Dean might be ditching Sam this season...

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Fox's hit paranormal-investigation series Fringe had its moment on the stage at Comic-Con on Saturday, and when we got a chance to talk with stars Joshua Jackson and John Noble, they gave us a sneak peek at the storyline that's going to rip apart the characters in season two...

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It was a meeting of the superpowers as nearly the full cast of Heroes assembled at Comic-Con to kick off Volume 5: Redemption. The question--unasked and unanswered by the panelists--in most everyone's minds is whether returning show runner Tim Kring can indeed redeem the series for many disenchanted viewers.

The audience response to the debut of the season-four preview was mixed, but the camaraderie shared by Kring & Co. (with two notable exceptions) was infectious. Obviously you want to hear all about it, so shape-shift yourself on in here...

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