Meet the team:

Sierra Campbell: As an intuitive medium, Sierra connects with spirits and allows them to communicate with her through her senses. She has been in the field of mediumship for over 14 years and continues to share her gifts with large audiences and private readings. Sierra is also a published author and producer.

Dawn Clare: A self-proclaimed “Bliss Guide”, Dawn is a clairvoyant medium channeler who sees things related to a person that is more in spiritual and energy form. She is constantly getting messages from those who have passed on, and gives guidance focusing on business/career, health, personal, spirituality and wealth.

Tiffany Johnson: After growing up reading tarot cards to her friends and family and continuing through school honing her talents, Tiffany now assists other people through classes, readings and healings as she taps into New Age Spirituality and deeper studies of holistic therapy. In addition to still conducting tarot card readings and channeling sessions, Tiffany is also an ordained minister.

Raiya Davidson: Raiya acts as the case manager, where she gets historic facts about the building and background information from the families in order to provide the mediums with just the right amount of information to get them on the right track. Through many different encounters with paranormal activity from an early age, Raiya knew she had a special gift.

Ghost Intervention is produced by Craig Piligian’s Pilgrim Films and Television

CSI: Miami (CBS)
Lucy Hale (Privileged) has signed on for a guest role. She will play a famous pop star that turns up dead. Hale’s episode is scheduled to air in January 2010.

Delta Blues (TNT)
Sam Hennings, Robyn Lively and Leonard Earl Howze have landed co-starring roles opposite Jason Lee on TNT’s George Clooney produced pilot. The show centers on Dwight Hendricks (Lee), a Memphis police officer who lives with his mother and moonlights as an Elvis impersonator. Hennings will play Dwight’s partner Whitehead. Lively will play Charlene, Dwight’s ex-wife whose catering company is contracted by the MPD. Howze will play a detective who works closely with Dwight and Whitehead. He is managed by Krirzer Levine Wilkins Griffin.

Facing Kate (USA)
Ethan Embry has joined USA Network’s pilot. The show centers on Kate (Sarah Shahi), an attorney-turned-professional mediator trying to balance her new work relationships and those with her family. Embry will play Kate’s brother and confidant who gave up a law career to be a stay-at-home father.

Law and Order: SVU (NBC)
Kathy Griffin has joined the show in a guest role. She will play a lesbian activist in the February 10 episode.

Private Practice (ABC)
Melissa McCarthy has signed on for a guest role. She will play a pregnant woman who is a patient of midwifery expert Dell (Chris Lowell). McCarthy’s episode is scheduled to air in January.

Rizzoli (TNT)
Lorraine Bracco is returning to series television with a role in TNT’s drama pilot. Bracco will play Rizzoli’s mother Angela, who despite her tough Boston exterior is a beautiful woman, loyal wife and mother of three.

The Quickening (A&E)
maury Nolasco (Prison Break) is set to co-star opposite Radha Mitchell in A&E’s drama pilot. The centers on Maggie Bird, a homicide detective assigned to a desk job after it is discovered that she has a bipolar disorder. Nolasco will play a homicide detective who briefly was married to Maggie and remains emotionally connected to her.

ABC is still working on the rest of its mid-season schedule, but it’s believed that V will take over the Tuesday at 10:00 PM/ET slot behind Lost when the show returns.

Lost has bounced around the ABC schedule throughout its run, having aired in slots as varied as Wednesday at 9:00 PM/ET, Thursdays at 10:00 PM/ET and Wednesdays at 8:00 PM/ET But with ABC’s Wednesday night comedy block working well this season, the network didn’t want to mess with that night. Executive producers Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof aren’t fans of airing the show at 10:00 PM/ET, which ruled out Thursday night. With Dancing with the Stars and The Bachelor doing well on Monday, that left Tuesday, have been a weak link in the networks’s performance. The final season of Lost could also perform well against American Idol.

In its announcement, ABC also revealed the roster of this season’s regular stars: Naveen Andrews, Nestor Carbonell, Emile de Ravin, Michael Emerson, Jeff Fahey, Matthew Fox, Jorge Garcia, Josh Holloway, Daniel Dae Kim, Yunjin Kim, Ken Leung, Evangeline Lilly, Terry O’Quinn and Zuleikha Robinson.

Chuck returns with guest stars galore in its third season. These include: Angie Harmon, who will play Sydney, an enemy operative; Brandon Routh, who is set to play CIA Agent Daniel Shaw; Robert Patrick will play Colonel Keller, a soldier and spy from Casey’s past; Kristin Kreuk, who will portray Hannah – a potential love interest for Chuck; Armand Assante as dictator Premier Goya, who is the target of an assassin; Steve Austin will portray Hugo Panzer, who becomes entangled in Chuck’s first solo mission; and Vinnie Jones will play Carl Stromberg, an arms dealer.

This Week: 90210, Big Love, Brothers and Sisters, Californication, Castle, Community, Cougar Town, Criminal Minds, CSI: Miami, CSI: NY, Desperate Housewives, Dexter, Dollhouse, Friday Night Lights, Fringe, Glee, Gossip Girl, Grey’s Anatomy, House, Legend of the Seeker, Leverage, Lie To Me, Lost, Modern Family, One Tree Hill, Parks and Recreation, Party Down, Private Practice, Scrubs, Smallville, Stargate Universe, The Big Bang Theory, The Cleveland Show, The Good Wife, The Mentalist, The Office, Ugly Betty, V and Vampire Diaries.

90210

Episode 12 is going to be awesome. It all goes down at the Winter Wonderland dance, and an intervention takes place for Annie to get her to realize that Jasper is a bad guy. Also, Teddy has feelings for Silver and asks her out, but she rejects him. Though something will happen between the two later on. (Watch With Kristin)

Big Love

Producers are now casting for an INS agent, which makes us paranoid there’s something not right with somebody’s immigration papers. Could the feds have found a reason to lean on Ana (Branka Katic) or her family? (Watch With Kristin)

Brothers and Sisters

In the next episode, Justin will fall of the wagon (just one sip, but still) and will be fuming mad when Rebecca finally fesses up to him and tells him she is pregnant. He’ll tell the rest of the family and storm out. (Watch With Kristin)

Californication

Hank’s not the only one with a wandering eye, it seems. He gets a big taste of his own medicine when a man from Karen’s past resurfaces. It’s a guy we’ve seen before — a whole lot of him. (TV Guide)

Hank’s disastrous parenting has a specific negative effect on Becca’s educational future. Actually the entire rest of the season is about the near-total collapse of Hank Moody’s personal life. (Watch With Kristin)

Castle

Abigail Spencer says in the November 23 episode she and Perrey Reeves clash over a corpse. “Perrey is great to catfight with be she is really tiny,” she said with a laugh. “You can really intimidate her!” Reeves plays a dead man’s wife and Spencer his fiancée. But as if that weren’t messy enough a matter, “There is a twist,” Abigail says. (Matt Mitovich)

Community

Señor Chang and Jeff Winger become best friends this week! Community star Ken Jeong says, “You see a deepening kind of friendship within our characters during that episode. We are similar in age and scope, and, yeah, there was a natural [progression].” (Watch With Kristin)

Cougar Town

Josh Hopkins, the guitar-playing neighbor, says that “before our characters [Grayson and Jules] ever get together, there will be a detour through some other characters, maybe another regular on the show.” (Watch With Kristin)

Criminal Minds

There will be two deaths in next Wednesday’s 100th episode. (Michael Ausiello)

Next week’s gruesome eppy also boasts a finger-cutting and a head-bashing. (Michael Ausiello)

CSI: Miami

A January episode finds Calleigh working through some prickly trust issues with Jesse. (Matt Mitovich)

CSI: NY

Executive producer Pam Veasey says that the creation of the Compass Killer arc was about highlighting the show’s storied location. “We have the great, great privilege of being the New York show, and we thought all of this information is really worthy of more than one episode. So we created the Compass Killer . . . someone who is fascinated with this information.” Case in point: One upcoming episode deals with Manhattanhenge, a phenomenon in which the sun aligns with the city’s street grid. (TV Guide)

Desperate Housewives

Dana Delaney says she isn’t dying in the Wisteria Lane plane crash, “It’s not me. I’m safe in the hospital.” (Watch With Kristin)

Dexter

4.11 – Hello, Dexter Morgan
In episode 411, Dexter must buy time to protect himself when Debra’s investigation brings the department one step away from identifying Arthur as the Trinity Killer; Rita confides in Dexter, but is disappointed in the result. (Showtime)

4.12 – The Getaway
In episode 412, the season finale, Dexter and Arthur find themselves on a collision course, as Debra unearths a shocking long-hidden truth, Rita admits her marriage to Dexter is troubled, and Batista and LaGuerta face the consequences of an ethics breach. (Showtime)

Dollhouse

Enver Gjolkaj says to expect “a lot of reveals about Victor in Episode 9,” which is now scheduled to air December 18. “We’ll finally find out his backstory” – as well as his real first name. (Matt Mitovich)

Joss Whedon spilled a lot about the final episodes of the now-canceled show. Summer Glau’s character Bennett, who works for the Washington DC Dollhouse, is a character from Caroline’s past. We’ve known for a while that Echo will learn some unsavory details about her pre-wipe persona, and it appears that Bennett will be the person who reveals them. Whedon describes her as having morals, and explains that her arm is in a sling because she has a dead arm. As for Ray Wise’s character Howard, he may be Adelle’s DC counterpart, but he’s not so big on the morals. We’ll also be seeing more of Keith Carradine’s Harding. (TV Guide)

Alpha will be back in the December 11th two-part episode, and we’ll see one of his personalities we haven’t seen before: a violent Franciscan monk. And he’ll have some very interesting questions to ask of someone, and rather unsavory ways of asking them. This time, we’ll also see him interact with people at the Dollhouse other than Echo. (TV Guide)

Claire Saunders will return for two episodes, and where she’s been may come as a surprise. It sounds like Echo will be sent to the Attic, which Whedon describes as “Disneyland on really bad acid.” Ballard and Echo’s relationship will change in the remaining episodes (there will be a kiss), and Ballard’s whole life will change more than once. Felicia Day will return in a later episode (Whedon said he would like to return to the dystopian future of “Epitaph One”). The remainder of the season will focus on Echo realizing that her larger battle isn’t with the Dollhouse, but with Rossum. (TV Guide)

Friday Night Lights

This week, Riggins finally opens up about what happened to him and Lyla. Also, we discover in the most unlikely way someone is hiding in the closet . . . We can only imagine what this means for Coach Taylor. Oh yeah, and did we forget to mention someone dies? Yeah, it’s a pretty intense episode. (Watch With Kristin)

Fringe

On tonight’s episode, we’ll meet August, who is just as bald and hairless as last season’s Observer (who is rumored to be named September). It seems that August is doing more than observing, and his meddling could threaten a woman’s life or death. We’ll also learn that Observers have been present for many calamitous historical events, and that they’re gearing up for the next one, which includes Olivia, Peter and Walter. (TV Guide)

The producers talk about several aspects of the show centered around “Momentum Deferred.” They explain that the First Wave hybrids are more interested in intelligence-gathering than battle, and while William Bell may be telling the truth, he’s probably out to serve his own interest rather than the Fringe team’s. They also mention that Walter and Bell may have some sense of religion, and imply we’ll see more of Rebbecca. As for the formerly disembodied leader of First Wave, we will eventually learn who stored his head and why he wasn’t killed. (Fringe Television)

Episode 2.09 – Snakehead – Airing December 3, 2009
After a cargo ship runs aground, the shoreline becomes littered with bodies hosting a giant squid-like creature. The Fringe team descends upon the scene to examine the bodies and discovers that the mysterious organisms are actually giant parasites. As the investigation unfolds, Walter heads back to the lab while Olivia, Peter and Broyles race against time when they realize the case has ties to a threatening organization. (Fox)

Glee

Many of the baby-centric plots that have been building up will start to unravel as we head toward the mid-season finale on December 9. Mr. Schuester’s pregnancy-faking wife will be found out, and Finn will discover he’s not the father of Quinn’s baby. (Michael Ausiello)

Episode 1.12 – Mattress – Airing December 2, 2009
When the Glee Club is left out of the yearbook because of budget cuts, everyone seems to be relieved that they won’t have to suffer the ridicule of years past. Everyone except Rachel, that is, who wants her legacy cemented in print. Meanwhile, Quinn makes it her mission to be in the Cheerios yearbook photo, and Will and Terri’s relationship is shaken to its core. (Fox)

Gossip Girl

Rufus and Lily’s relationship that will be in a very bad place until the end of the season. From what I understand, it all stems from a letter that Serena’s father is going to send her. And of course, it doesn’t help that Bart Bass is back in the mix! (Watch With Kristin)

Grey’s Anatomy

Kevin McKidd says tonight’s episode will have a major development in that little love triangle. “Something happens between the three of them that’s pretty explosive,” McKidd says. “Up until now you’ve not really seen anyone draw any lines in the sand, but you start to see that this week.” (TV Guide)

House

Cuddy will be sharing her bed with two different people by the end of episode 14. (Michael Ausiello)

House is going to pull some strings to get someone a job at Princeton Plainsboro in early 2010. And someone else (a current employee) is not going to be happy about it. (Michael Ausiello)

Episode 6.09 – Ignorance is Bliss – Airing November 23, 2009
In this episode set during the Thanksgiving holiday, House and the team take on the case of James Sidas (guest star Esteban Powell), an exceptionally brilliant physicist and author who traded his successful career for a job as a courier. For the ailing patient, intelligence is a miserable burden that has prompted depression and addiction, and this, coupled with his myriad unusual symptoms, nearly stumps the team. Meanwhile, the doctors at Princeton Plainboro wrestle with strained personal relationships. (Fox)

Episode 6.10 – Wilson – Airing November 30, 2009
When an old friend and former patient (guest star Malina) of Wilson’s exhibits paralysis in his right arm, Wilson puts himself on the case. House wagers Wilson that the patient’s symptoms are attributed to new cancer cells. Wilson accepts even though he is reluctant to believe the cancer has returned. With the help of the team, Wilson works to diagnose the patient more optimistic results, but when things take a turn for the worse, Wilson must address his inability to separate patient from friend. Meanwhile, Cuddy seeks advice in her search for real estate. (Fox)

Legend of the Seeker

Later this season we’re going to meet Kahlan’s father and find out more about what her parents did to her and why. (Watch With Kristin)

Leverage

Secrets from Nate’s childhood will be uncovered during a con that unfolds entirely in a local pub. (Michael Ausiello)

Lie To Me

In the November 30 episode, Cal risks dredging up some old and very bad habits by working a case at a casino. (Matt Mitovich)

Secret Santa – Airing November 23, 2009
During the holiday season, Lightman travels to Afghanistan to assist in a mission to rescue two captured marines, and his only source of intelligence is an American expatriate. (Fox)

Lost

A new and exciting twist on the “alternate universe where Flight 815 landed safely” concept: a dapper Sawyer was spotted filming a scene at the upscale Diamond Head restaurant, part of the Lotus hotel, and his lunch companion? Was Charlotte (Rebecca Mader) last seen dying on the island. (Hawaii Weblog)

Modern Family

Ty Burrell (Phil) talks about Benjamin Bratt’s gig as Manny’s long-lost father, Javier. “Javier is playing irresponsible, and they all have their tête-à-tête about it, but you don’t leave thinking anybody is a bad guy,” says Ty. “We start to actually like Javier a little bit, and I think he’ll probably be recurring.” As for Phil, he’ll be under the weather during the episode, passing a painful kidney stone. (Watch With Kristin)

One Tree Hill

Skills is moving to Los Angeles. Also, a new man may come between Brooke and Julian. (Watch With Kristin)

Parks and Recreation

Leslie Knope will be involved in a salacious (and hilarious) sex scandal. Leslie “accidentally gets involved with this big sex scandal, and it spirals out of control. There are rumors swirling about another city councilman scandal—who was disgraced by cave sex in the ‘Practice Day’ episode—and Leslie ends up getting photographed with him at a bar late at night by a tabloid newspaper. (Watch With Kristin)

Leslie’s headed for a split with Dave the Cop. “A lot of really heavy stuff happens in the next couple weeks. It’s really good!” Amy Poehler said. “We were so lucky to get Louis C.K., but he’s starting his own show.” (Watch With Kristin)

This week the gang goes hunting. One city employee shoots another city employee and hilarity ensues. Aziz Ansari also says there’s some good stuff on the way involving Tom’s potential love triangle with his wife and Ron: “There’s an emotional episode coming up that deals with Tom, his green card marriage and his divorce.” (Watch With Kristin)

As for Ron’s crush on the fake wifey, Mike Schur says: “A key moment involves Ron talking to Tom about his wife, Wendy, so yes, he’s unwittingly in the middle of a much more complicated situation than he thought.” (Watch With Kristin)

Party Down

Lee Majors is going to crash Constance’s (Jane Lynch) wedding. (Watch With Kristin)

Private Practice

Addison’s mom and dad (JoBeth Williams and Stephen Collins) are coming to visit on December 3, and they’re bringing a third: the other woman! (TV Guide)

Creator Shonda Rhimes talking about Addison: “The journey Addison is on this season is about figuring out if she’s capable of being different than she has been in the past” when it comes to men. (Matt Mitovich)

Scrubs

Denise (Eliza Coupe) finds her match in an older medical student who also enjoys consequence-free sexual assignations. The pair negotiates the tricky emotional terrain to a surprising conclusion. (TV Guide)

Smallville

Chloe’s new love interest is named Steven Swift. His alias is Warrior Angel, and he’s being played by Carlo Marks. (Michael Ausiello)

Stargate Universe

In the mid-season finale, “Justice,” a crew member is found dead from a gunshot wound, and the gun is found in Colonel Young’s quarters. Young will turn over command to Camille Wray. Meanwhile, Rush gains access to the Ancient interface, and a planet harbors a secret that threatens the Destiny. (Gate World)

The Big Bang Theory

In an upcoming episode, a bold nerdette is gonna try to bed Sheldon. (Matt Mitovich)

The Cleveland Show

A Brown Thanksgiving – Airing November 22, 2009
Cleveland celebrates his first Thanksgiving with his new family, as well as his own parents, Cookie (guest voice Francis Callier) and Freight Train (guest voice Craig Robinson), and Donna’s Auntie Momma (guest voice Kym Whitley). The holiday gets complicated when Roberta and Federline (guest voice Jamie Kennedy) decide to celebrate on their own and Cleveland discovers a surprising secret about Auntie Momma. (Fox)

The Good Wife

In next week’s episode, Alicia comes face-to-face with her hubby’s mistress, Amber, for the first time. Alicia refuses to engage her, so the confrontation is a little one-sided. (Michael Ausiello)

Next week, just when Peter thought he was out of jail, the findings of the evidentiary hearing pull him back in – and make Alicia wonder, perhaps more than ever, if he is in fact guilty of corruption. (Matt Mitovich)

Producers are casting what appears to be a potential love interest for Kalinda. His name’s Ryan, he’s a hot-headed police investigator, and he ends up owing her a, ahem, favor. She’ll have time to collect on said favor since it looks like the role will be recurring. (Michael Ausiello)

The Mentalist

Bosco’s investigation of Red John does put him in serious danger. (TV Guide)

Amanda Righetti (Grace) and Owain Yeoman (Wayne) tell us that something huge is coming and that someone won’t survive! “There is a big blood bath imminent; we can’t tell you who, but there will be the departure of somebody and a bit of a twist,” says Owain. (Watch With Kristin)

The Office

Executive producer Greg Daniels says that Dunder Mifflin’s financial problems are not going away any time soon. In fact, in an effort to shore up investor confidence, the powers that be will invite Michael, as the manager of the company’s most successful branch, to New York for a little glad-handing at the shareholders’ meeting. (TV Guide)

Ugly Betty

Justin will continue struggling with his identity and his journey is going to be funny, heartbreaking, moving and powerful. (Michael Ausiello)

V

Next Tuesday you can expect cliffhangers. “Our fourth episode, which concludes the first chapter of our story, was going to have a gigantic cliffhanger,” Scott Wolf said. “But we found that there were also personal cliffhangers for some of the major characters.” Newsman Chad, for instance, gets an eyeful when he begins investigating the Visitor-staffed healing centers and the medical marvels employed therein. “Chad winds up uncovering several things, one of which puts him in a difficult position,” Wolf says. “The stakes in his ‘chess match’ with Anna rise as high as they possibly could.” (Matt Mitovich)

A romance might be a brewin’ between Anna and Chad, but it’s a slow go of it. “We haven’t established any boundaries, but it’s kind of a cat and mouse game,” Morena Baccarin said. (Watch With Kristin)

Vampire Diaries

Elena and Damon are going on a road trip pretty soon. (Watch With Kristin)

Brace yourselves for another flashback, because in episode 12, we’re going to meet Damon and Stefan’s father, Giuseppe! He is described as a handsome, no-nonsense businessman of Italian heritage who in his mid-40s, “with a stern demeanor that hides a fierce devotion to his family and growing fears for their future.” (Watch With Kristin)

Kevin Williamson says that the new history teacher, Matt Davis, is in town because he has “a bit of a secret agenda.” (Watch With Kristin)

Matt and Caroline’s relationship continues to grow. (Watch With Kristin)

“We’ll also get to learn more about the town. We will stay focused on our leads and our central epic love story,” says Williamson. “But the show does expand.” (Watch With Kristin)

Law and Order: SVU airs tonight on NBC at 9:00 PM/ET.

Better Off Ted (ABC)
Eddie McClintock has signed on for a guest role. He will play Ted’s brother, Billy. A fast-talking salesman type, Billy brings chaos into Ted’s life and proves to be a bad influence on Lem and Phil. He is shooting the episode this week.

Boardwalk Empire (HBO)
Gretchen Mol (Life On Mars) has joined the show in a recurring role as a showgirl.

Modern Family
Fred Willard (Back to You) has signed on to guest star on an upcoming episode. He will play the father to Ty Burrell’s Phil. Willards episode should air sometime later this year.

Rex Is Not Your Lawyer (NBC)
Abigail Spencer has been cast to co-star in NBC’s drama pilot. Spencer will play Lindsey Steers, an ambitious lawyer at Rex’s law firm who also is his fiancee.

The Middle (ABC)
Brooke Shields has signed on for a guest role. She is playing a neighbor-nemesis of Patricia Heaton’s harried middle-class mom. She’s a single mother with four sons that terrorize the neighborhood. Everyone wants to stay on her good side. Patricia’s character tries to keep the peace. Shields episode is scheduled to air in January 2010.