Attention BROTHERS & SISTERS fans: We have a feeling you’re not going to want to miss the special two-hour April 11th episode entitled “Time After Time.” For not only will we finally learn the shocking secret that William’s nemesis, Dennis York, has been holding over the Walker Family’s heads all season long when the family flashes back to their their days at Ojai Foods in 1986. We’ll get a chance to see what life was like was the Walker’s in high school courtesy of actors Cody Longo (Tommy), Kay Panabaker (Kitty), Anna Wood (Sarah) and Kasey Campbell (Kevin). More first look photos of which can be seen after the jump.

Photo Credits: Randy Holmes/ABC

Today’s Variety — which on principal we will not be linking to since they insist on hiding their content behind a very expensive pay-wall — reports that FOX is in talks with musical-licensing company Music Theater International with a goal of possibly launching a stage adaptation of the most buzzed-about FOX show since MARRIED, WITH CHILDREN. 

This, of course, begs the question: Is GLEE on the brink of over-saturation? Our answer, which may surprise you, is after the jump.

Yes. Not that there’s anything wrong with that… and here’s why.

Let’s face it, if you’re reading this website, odds are fairly good that aside from being unusually attractive and extremely intelligent, you’re also somewhat addicted to television. So while you devour every morsel of GLEEformation that comes your way, follow the cast on twitter and can rattle off the number of days, hours, and minutes until the show’s April 13 return, you’re still hungry for more.

They say there’s no such thing as bad publicity, but it’s probably even more accurate to say that there’s no such thing as too much publicity.

Ask the producers of such gone-but-not-forgotten shows as EVERWOOD, ACTION, SWINGTOWN or THE COMEBACK if they wouldn’t have loved to have GLEE’s publicity problems. Ask the folks at the all-but-dead BETTER OFF TED if they wouldn’t kill for a headline-grabbing sex scandal to put their show on the cover of every tabloid in creation.

Unlike us, there is only one thing that makes the bean counters at FOX gleeful, and it’s not watching Kurt put a ring on it… It’s the almighty dollar.

So while some pundits will no-doubt fret that big-name guest stars will cause the kind of backlash WILL & GRACE eventually suffered, or that GLEE being named Best Show Ever by Every Person With The Ability To Type will take away from it’s cool cache, we’re going to worry less about the quantity of coverage of more about the quality of the product.

In Field Of Dreams, we learned that if you build it, they will come. GLEE has taught us that if you sing about it, they’ll not only show up, but bring a friend, write a blog and post a tribute on youtube. And that, folks, is the kind of publicity you can’t buy.

Photo Credit: Kristian Dowling/PictureGroup for FOX

Just when you thought FRINGE couldn’t get any stranger, a funny thing happened on the way to the forum in a little underground Harvard Lab.

On our recent visit to the set of FRINGE, the cast — looking for something, heck, anything to share that didn’t involve spilling the beans on the super-secret two-part second season finale that is currently filming as we speak — let it slip that as part of Fox’s May Sweeps programming, which will have many of your favorite Fox shows tapping into their inner Gleek, the Fringe Division will be breaking out into song!

“This is a Sci-fi show and I kind of figured the roles would be set and that would be what you do,” teased Jasika Nicole (Astrid) who will perform a song from A Chorus Line as part of a story-line that involves Walter telling a bedtime story to Olivia’s niece. “But to be in period makeup and get to sing, I’ve ended up doing way more that I ever imagined I would.” Added actor Lance Reddick who seemed to relish the opportunity to let his guard down and put his musical background to good use. “We all sing and I play the piano,” revealed Reddick. “I can play the piano, but I’m not a pianist. They sent me the recording and I pretty much had to learn it by rote.”

“Overture” will air on April 29 at 9PM on FOX.

“Kristina’s boyfriend, Kiefer, was the real culprit,” explains Soaps In Depth executive editor Richard M. Simms. “That kid is a piece of work, and this isn’t the first time he’s roughed Kristina up. But like a lot of abuse victims, she thinks he’s sorry, and she believes that he really loves her, so she’s protecting him.” In order to do that, she had to point the finger at someone… and Ethan was the unlucky bloke!

“Ethan became friends with Kristina over the past few months, but she started to crush on him despite their age difference,” explains Simms. “She took his rejection pretty badly.” But the lie Kristina told is having devastating consequences all across the canvas. “It’s impacting everyone,” says the editor. “Jason is beginning to suspect that Kristina lied, which doesn’t sit well with his girlfriend, Sam, who happens to be Kristina’s big sis. That’s happening all over Port Charles as some people believe Kristina, and others are pretty sure Ethan’s not the kind of guy who would abuse a teenage girl!”

But the biggest drama is reserved for Luke and Sonny as they stand on opposite sides of the issue. “Let’s not forget that Sonny shot an unarmed cop, who later turned out to be his secret son,” reminds Simms. “So do you really think he’d have a problem killing Ethan for supposedly beating Kristina?”

Also in the new issue, fans unhappy with the news that ONE LIFE TO LIVE is writing off Oliver and Kyle — aka the megapopular Kish — can read about the happy ending planned for the pair as well as a feature with their portrayers. ALL MY CHILDREN viewers can get the scoop on how the show lost Eden Riegel (ex-Bianca) to rival soap THE YOUNG & THE RESTLESS. And the latest Supercouple Smackdown results are in, meaning readers can find out whether GH’s Nikolas or Lucky wound up swaying the vote in their favor when it comes to who should be with Liz.