Warehouse 13 took viewers back to 1961 this week. Read our review of the latest episode and then settle in for the latest edition of the TV Fanatic Round Table.

As always, reader reaction to the following topics is encouraged…

What was your favorite Warehouse 13 quote from the episode?
ViddWizard: “The ink in which our lives are inscribed is indelible.” Helena said it so well: we can’t change the past no matter how much we try.

Warehousefan101: The quote that stood out to me the most was the one H.G. Wells said: “I got a gold star!” It was very… first grade! It made me laugh. And then Pete wanted one. I love the writers of this show!

ARochelle: Mrs. Raite: “I wish you’d loved me more.” Mr. Raite: “I wish you’d loved me less.”

Enoyhs: Two quotes/actions: First, I loved how Pete was obsessed with Gold Star system; and second would be the good old trick on how to get electronics to work (hitting them).

Would you rather work for Artie in 2010 or Charlie from 1961?
ViddWizard: I actually will pick Charlie for 1961. While he is a bigger smartass, he never leaves you guessing where you stand.

Warehousefan101: Artie for sure. While he can be a bit uptight, he is not always like that. He can be “hip,” too, or at least he can try to be.

ARochelle: I don’t really know enough about Charlie, so I’d have to go with Artie. Besides, I like Artie.

Enoyhs: Even though Artie has been a pain in the ass for last couple episodes, I still would prefer him as my boss. I’ve something against those guys in 60′s.

How many movies can you name that were made referenced in this episode (and name them)?
ViddWizard: Two. Total Recall and Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. Was the Russell Crowe comment a movie or real life?

Warehousefan101: To be honest, I was so engrossed in the episode that I must have missed those completely. But with the writers that show has, I am going to say I think they had a fun time putting the ones in that they did.

ARochelle: I can only think of two: Total Recall and The Time Machine (although I don’t know that the “movie” was actually referenced).

Enoyhs: To my utter disappointment, not so many. I know there was Get Smart. But there were several interesting other references: butterfly affect, Sports Illustrated and of course Arnold’s voice, and you must not forget several time travel movies (Back to the Future for one).

With whom would you rather partner: Myka, Claudia, Pete, or Helena?
ViddWizard: Helena. Not only does she have awesome gadgets, her accent could melt butter.

Warehousefan101: It would have to be between Pete or Claudia. Pete just has a good energy and even in the most horrible of situations he will find a way to make it funny/look for a joke. With Claudia, I wouldn’t mind seeing her in action using those mad “techie” skills.

ARochelle: Tough one! Probably Myka, you know she’s got your back AND she’s smart.

Enoyhs: I would love to be partners with Pete, if you meant agent-wise… otherwise, Helena!

The preview for next week says an agent dies. If you had to pick an agent to write out, who would it be?
ViddWizard: I will get flamed, but I am going to say Myka. She is the least interesting character. Claudia, Pete, and Helena all have incredible back stories and baggage to build on. Myka has been kind of “blah” lately.

Warehousefan101: H.G. Wells. I like her character and I’m sad they brought her in only to use her so little, but if one was to kill off Artie, Pete, Myka, or Claudia, you would lose a ton of viewers.

ARochelle: H.G. Wells. Because next week is the beginning of the two-part finale, they could have H.G. go out with a bang. Let’s face it, we know and love the other agents. We don’t want any of them to be killed. They might bring some former agent back and that’s who they’re referring to killing off.

Enoyhs: Can we introduce new/old agent and kill him/her? But if I really had to choose, I would say bring MacPherson back and kill him again? No, to be honest, I can’t choose, I always hate when they kill someone off.

Bones is embracing the public’s love of reality TV.

As previously announced, Antonio Sabato, Jr. will guest star on a Jersey Shore-inspired episode of the Fox hit. Now, Entertainment Weekly has confirmed that So You Think You Can Dance alum Stephen “tWitch” Boss will appear on a November installment of the series.

The episode will find Booth and Brennan entering the realm of street performers. Boss will portray a murder suspect.

The entertainer appeared in this summer’s Step Up 3D and Bones will premiere its new season on September 23.

He got his big break as a long finger-nailed killer, played a creepy janitor on Bones and will now take on the role of an evil scientist on Chuck.

Sounds about right for Robert Englund, doesn’t it?

The actor who originated the villainous character of Freddy Krueger will guest star on this NBC show’s Halloween episode, titled “Chuck Versus Aisle of Terror.” As mentioned above, he’ll portray a doctor whose lab you probably want to avoid.

Englund joins a looooooooong list of notable season four guest stars on Chuck. Among them: Linda Hamilton, Timothy Dalton, Eric Roberts, Lou Ferrigno, Olivia Munn, Nicole Richie, Old Spice Guy, and Dolph Lundgren.

It returns with new episodes on September 20.

Exciting casting news of out CBS today: CSI has nabbed Battlestar Galactica and 24 alum Katee Sackoff for a potentially recurring role.

The actress, who will also reprise her role as a version of herself on The Big Bang Theory this fall, will come aboard the hit drama as Detective Reed, a character Entertainment Weekly describes as “a smart, tough, and feisty investigator with an acknowledged lack of sensitivity.”

Sackoff will debut in November.

But singer Justin Bieber will guest star on the September 23 season premiere. CBS hypes this appearance in the promo below:

Desperate Housewives has not even premiered its new season yet – and already creator Marc Cherry is warning fans not to get too attached to any characters.

Speaking to TV Guide Magazine, Cherry admits he’s run out of stunts and, therefore, “I’m not doing another big gimmicky natural disaster this year.”

Susan reacts with shock in this season seven premiere pic. Check out more photos from the September 26 episode HERE.

So, what should viewers prepare for?

“My big cliffhanger right before we take our Christmas break will have to do with Paul Young. He has a plan for destroying the neighborhood. There will a shocking cliffhanger that effects everyone’s lives, and then right before February sweeps, we’re going to kill off one of our characters.”

It doesn’t get much more intriguing than that. Who will the victim be? Let the guessing games begin!

Hellcats is a new CW show that debuts tonight and is set in the world of cheerleading.

But, no offense to those who partake in this activity, Aly Michalka says the series is “not about cheerleaders looking sexy and shaking pom-poms all the time.” So, how would the actress describe the light-hearted drama?

“It’s about the competitive aspect, how dangerous it is and the fact that these girls are counting on each other to bring it when they’re out there on the field,” she told TV Guide.

On the series premiere, Michalka’s Marti loses her financial aid and is forced to try out for the cheerleading squad in order to earn a scholarship.

The character quickly discovers “this is a lot more than she bargained for and she respects that … she knows that it’s hard; it takes a lot of training and a lot of focus.”

Read our exclusive interview with co-star Heather Hemmons NOW and then return to TV Fanatic after the Hellcats pilot airs for a thorough recap and review!