By John Keegan and Henry Tran
There is a reason why I prefer shows that take chances. It's not exactly that I'm going to see something different, but it's more an indication that the writers have free reign over what the characters are doing and the choices they make. They should not be afraid to take chances with their story. This relates to "Falling Skies", particularly this episode, because I've noticed that I can pretty much predict exactly where everything is going to go. What everyone is going to do.
There is a reason why I prefer shows that take chances. It's not exactly that I'm going to see something different, but it's more an indication that the writers have free reign over what the characters are doing and the choices they make. They should not be afraid to take chances with their story. This relates to "Falling Skies", particularly this episode, because I've noticed that I can pretty much predict exactly where everything is going to go. What everyone is going to do.
Tonight Destination Truth kicks off its fifth season with two back-to-back episodes. Josh Gates and his team will look for Bigfoot in a cave in the jungles of Vietnam in the first episode, and in the second they'll return to Romania to the Hoja Bachu Forest and also visit the Mayan ruins of Tikal to hunt for the Belize Goblin.
Tonight White Collar returns to USA Network with all new episodes. The fourth season picks up where the last left off with Neal Caffrey (Matt Bomer) on the run after Peter Burke (Tim DeKay), who had been working hard to get Neal off his ankle monitor, gave him the signal to leave before he ended up in jail again.
Not for the first time, an episode of "Lost Girl" has a thin, forgettable A-story and builds much more interesting character beats and arcs around it -- but unfortunately, this episode's A-story was following up on the Lauren and Lachlan beats of the previous episode and the cliffhanger that seemed, at the time, to promise a dramatic turn of events for all characters involved.
Despite all the promises by the producers and writers that this season would get things back on track, the series continues to be hobbled by a lack of focus and a crippling number of unrelated, mind-numbing subplots. The best thing that could happen to this show is a massive killing spree, and not the kind that gets resolved with characters being turned at the last possible minute.
This summer Leverage returns to TNT for a fifth season. The series stars Timothy Hutton as Nate Ford, the leader of a group of thieves who help those who have no where else to turn.
Syfy brings us its newest addition to its ever expanding paranormal reality show line-up, Haunted Highway. Haunted Highway stands out in the paranormal landscape by featuring two teams of two: Jack Osborne and Dana Workman, and from Syfy's Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files, Jael de Pardo and Devin Marble, without a film crew in tow. The two teams set out highway road trip style to investigate separate paranormal mysteries in remote locations. 
When the new drama Perception debuts on TNT next week, fans will recognize a number of familiar faces including Eric McCormack (Will & Grace), Rachael Leigh Cook (Psych), and Kelly Rowan (The OC). 
Covert Affairs, USA's hit spy drama, returns for a third season this month. The series stars Piper Perabo as Annie Walker, a young woman who was recruited to the CIA for her instincts and skills.