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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:

[This post contains spoilers for THE VOICE season finale.] After nearly three months, we have a new VOICE winner. But was it Team Blake’s Danielle Bradbery or The Swon Brothers? Or Team Usher’s Michelle Chamuel? And the winner is…Danielle Bradbery! Do you think the right person won? Follow @GiveMeMyRemote and @marisaroffman on Twitter for the [...]

Alan, Brittney, Jenna, Paul – Meet the Top 20 – So You Think You Can Dance 10 – Video via Rickey.org Alan, Brittney, Jenna, Paul – Meet the Top 20 – So You Think You Can Dance 10 – Video Dang, ballroom dancing is fun to watch! I really liked this performance. Very fast, very energetic. The pairs had great chemistry, and their style of dance seems like it should serve them well as they explore other genres during this season! The Voice • American Idol • The X Factor

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

HitFix's Liane Bonin Starr recaps the latest episode of "So You Think You Can Dance," in which the top 20 are revealed. http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/starr-raving

BluPrint and Jade – Meet the Top 20 – So You Think You Can Dance 10 – Video via Rickey.org BluPrint and Jade – Meet the Top 20 – So You Think You Can Dance 10 – Video This performance didn’t impress me as much as their auditions at first, but then it kicked into gear towards the end and I enjoyed it a lot more. That was down not to the dancers (who are great), but to the choreographer, Christopher Scott, who crafted a slow build into the dance. The judges and audience loved the whole thing, though, and that’s what really counts here! Watch their video below. The Voice • American Idol • The X Factor

1. THE DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDREL Found: Glad-handing at the Carlton lobby bar. Drink: Whatever he orders on your tab (likely some brightly colored French liqueur no one can pronounce). read more

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