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The Fine Brothers are back with arguably their “finest” work ever: 100 TV Spoilers: Emmy Edition ruins everything from Saved By The Bell to The Sopranos in just six minutes.

Own your own piece of its twisted, time-traveling history in May 2010 at the LOST: Profiles in History Auction, with everything from The Hatch’s door to Sawyer’s Glasses; more pics here.

With the 6th season due out 9/17/09, watch the first 100 episodes and get caught up with The Office: Seasons 1-5; running 2,040 minutes, it includes deleted scenes, gag reels and more.

We’re a bit sad we missed out on the premier of Discovery Channel’s The Colony: it’s 10 weeks of people trying to survive a simulated post-apocalyptic world; catch up with VOD here.

Liked by everyone except for one loopy branch manager, you’ll need to play this The Office edition of Clue to find out who killed Toby; familiar items from the show serve as game pieces.

We almost lost it when Fox threatened to replace the original voice actors, but this set of sixteen 3″ Futurama Mini Figs makes up for it; as Bender would say, buy my shiny metal ass!

Running nearly 5 minutes, this Stargate Universe featurette gives us a decent sneak peek into the latest addition to the SG franchise; the season premier is Friday, 10/2/09 on SyFy.

For a show about nothing, it sure had a lot of characters: The World of Seinfeld charts out every friend, romantic interest, coworker and family member as they relate to the main cast.

Halo Legends is a direct-to-video, short story anime series (think Animatrix) with noteworthy roots: WB, Microsoft, as well as the directors for Cowboy Bebop, Ghost in the Shell and more.

Seeing two hot chicks go at it in the supermarket over Mountain Dew is about as likely as seeing the same two playing World of Warcraft, so consider the TV spot above a gift from the gods.

It’s slightly unnerving to see a teenager with a bazooka, but those hormones have gotta go somewhere: Destroy Build Somewhere comes to Cartoon Network this summer.

Easily the most gamer-friendly talk show host, Jimmy Fallon demos Project Natal; the clip above is both fun and funny, but like Jimmy we’d love to have one to take home now.

Conan O’Brien’s new show now has the mother of all endorsements: NBC’s Brian Williams interviews President Obama and gets his support (but no bailout money). Thanks, Dominic!

It looks like Futurama’s Raiders of the Lost Arcade segment, but the video above is an actual game; it includes Fry’s Rush soundtrack, episode clips and a Planet Express Ship cameo.

Artie Vierkant plays all 172 episodes of Voyager simultaneously at 14x speed, an act which will not only turn you into an instant Trekker but rip a hole in the space/time continuum.

Now available on DVD and as a digital download, the pilot episode for Caprica is set 58 years before the events of Battlestar Galactica; critics are giving it above average reviews.