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Once Upon A Time producers Adam Horowizt and Edward Kitsis have created a completely captivating world of fairytale awesome. As season 3 approaches fans have a lot to look forward to as Once kicks it up a notch with our heroes separated and a dangerous new enemy in Neverland. Kitsis and Horowitz promises a prominent Storybrooke story line, romance and danger. In addition, season 3 will be divided equally, with 11 episodes in the Fall and 11 in the Spring, which will be approached as 2 seasons. Each 11 episode block will ideally run back to back with no break, or reruns “Fear not, the characters left behind in Storybrooke are not forgotten and what’s happening to them is important,” executive producer Adam Horowitz promises. “Hopefully all the story lines will coalesce in a way the audience will enjoy.” Among them is the fate of Neal, who landed back in fairy-tale land. Unfortunately, though, “Emma is on that ship believing Neal is dead and then there’s Neal, who just said, ‘I love you,’” “I think you can say it’s pretty much a direct pickup,” said Horowitz of where Once Upon a Time Season 3 will start. “I think that what you saw at the end of the finale is the jumping off point.” Watch for our good and bad characters to have to work together to get Henry back in Neverland. For the Captain Swan fans out there: is there hope for romance to blossom? “The thing I like about Captain Hook in the finale is he started to look back on his life and he was like, ‘maybe I’ve wasted it.” So here you’ve got a guy who wants a new chance,” Kitsis said, reminding us that – at least at the start of the season – Emma believes that Neal is dead. Back in Once Upon a Time Season 1, it was established that Gold “is a difficult man to love and that is his character,” said Kitsis. “I think for all these characters, I know it was supposed to break the curse and return their happy endings [but] they’re still in search of their happy endings.” Gold will still be torn between good and evil in the new season, Kitsis and Horowitz said, and that includes, perhaps, having to decide to do with his grandson, Henry, who he knows has been said to be his ultimate undoing. “It’s going to be another challenge in their relationship,” Horowitz said of Gold being on the ship on its way to Neverland and Belle being left behind. Are all the magic beans gone now? Horowitz and Kitsis took a moment before answering with a simple “Yes.” Will we see more of Emma’s magic? Horowitz joked that she’ll be getting a show in Vegas but “She’s going to ask the question, why do I have magical capabilities, what does it really mean to be the savior and we’re going to dive a lot deeper into Emma’s character and we’re going to see a lot more of her past like we did this year.” Source: TV Fanatic, TV Guide

On the promo for the season finale of Hannibal (titled “Savoreux”), Will has been arrested. If you’re wondering if that teaser might be true or false, the answer is: TRUE, Will is going to be locked-up. TV Guide has the scoop, read them below: Let’s just say that Hannibal made a very compelling case against Will to Jack Crawford in the penultimate episode, and Will doesn’t do much in the way of making himself look very innocent. Case in point: Wait until you see (or should we say, hear) what’s in Will’s kitchen sink. ‘Hannibal’ season one finale airs on Thursday, June 20th on NBC.

Another flashback episode awaits the fans of USA’s Burn Notice. Check out the latest spoilers we’ve learned: In an upcoming episode, Michael will endure some actual (not emotional) torture, during which he’ll flash-back to his childhood, in a particular unusual manner. “The adult Michael is actually in those flashbacks with the child Michael, so he’s seeing himself as a little boy,” Jeffrey Donovan tells us. “He’s hallucinating and it’s crazy!” Source: TV Guide

Mad Men season 6 is wrapping up this Sunday (June 23/AMC), and we have the latest spoilers abound! As we saw in the penultimate episode, Pete has learned from his dealings with Don. “This time [he's] going to go slower,” Vincent Kartheiser says. But that doesn’t mean he isn’t going to rat him out; he’s just going to be a lot more strategic about it. After all, Bob claims that Pete hired him, and we all know that Mr. Campbell’s middle name is Self-Preservation. Source: TV Guide Watch the promo for the sixth season finale of Mad Men titled “In Care Of” below:

Here’s the synopsis of The Newsroom season 2 episode 3 “Willie Pete”. This episode airs Sunday, July 28 on HBO. Will tells Nina Howard the truth. A new witness to the Genoa story emerges. Jim tries to get his questions answered. Quick Links | Other The Newsroom episode spoilers: The Newsroom Season 2 Episode 1 “First Thing We Do, Let’s Kill All the Lawyers” Guide The Newsroom Season 2 Episode 2 “The Genoa Tip” Guide

Here’s the official guide of Family Tree episode 7 “Indians”. This episode airs on Sunday, June 10 on HBO. Other HBO playdates: June 30 (10:30 p.m., midnight) and July 2 (10:30 p.m.), 3 (midnight) and 4 (midnight) Tom rents a classic convertible car and meets Ally for lunch, where they get to know each other a little better. Bea and Pete arrive to share Tom’s last two weeks in America. Tom has done more genealogical research and discovers that his and Bea’s great-great-grandmother, Rebecca, may have been Native American. He, Pete, Bea and Monk drive to an Indian reservation to trace his Native American past, and meet Running Bull (Graham Greene), a chief, and White Feather (Saginaw Grant), an elderly shaman. Their inquiries lead them to a store, where Marty (Kevin Pollak), the owner, reveals the surprising truth about Tom’s great-great-grandmother. And a phone call from Mr. Pfister in London, who has Tom’s DNA results, tells him even more about his roots. Source: HBO

Here’s the official guide of Ray Donovan episode 2 “A Mouth Is A Mouth”. This episode airs on Sunday, July 7th on Showtime. Ray activates a plan to send his father Mickey back to prison. Meanwhile, Abby defies Ray and spends the day with Mickey and her kids. Ray handles two crises involving movie star clients: A-list actor Sean Walker (Johnathon Schaech) receives a threatening message at home, and action hero Tommy Wheeler (Austin Nichols) is blackmailed with a sex video. Source: Showtime

Check out the promotional photos of Rookie Blue season 4 episode 3 “Different, Not Better”. This episode airs on Thursday, June 27 on ABC. Related | Rookie Blue Season 4 Episode 3 “Different, Not Better” Guide Source: ABC

Check out these three sneak peek clips from Twisted Episode 3 “PSA de Resistance” airing next Monday on ABC Family.

Check out the official guide and promotional photos of Falling Skies season 3 episode 5 “Search and Recovery”. This episode airs on Sunday, June 30 on TNT. Robert Sean Leonard guest stars. When a mission goes terribly awry, Tom and Pope must rely on each other to survive. Meanwhile, Weaver and company search desperately for two members of the 2nd Mass who have gone missing. And Marina (guest star Gloria Reuben) takes matters into her own hands in Charleston, disregarding Tom’s authority. Source: TNT