After four episodes of ghostly visitations, disembodied voices and brief cameos in reflective surfaces, Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson) is back from non-existence, which, ordinarily, would be cause for celebration.

Unfortunately for 'Fringe' fans, there's still the small issue of no one remembering who Peter is, which means that the tearful reunions might be a long time coming -- especially since there's no new episode this week.


Last month, AOL TV traveled to Vancouver to catch up with the cast of the Fox drama (Fridays at 9PM ET) and find out what's coming up for our intrepid Fringe divisions -- on this side and the other.

After the jump, Anna Torv, John Noble, Jasika Nicole, Seth Gabel and Lance Reddick weigh in on what Peter's return will mean for the team, how the addition of Lincoln will change the character dynamics and how the working relationship between the two universes will evolve. Warning: Spoilers ahead.

Where's Peter Bishop? It's the question that has plagued the 'Fringe' (Fri., 9PM ET on FOX) marketing team all summer. In the Season 3 finale, he sacrificed his very existence in an attempt to save two worlds. Now there's a meeting place where the two realities co-exist, but Peter never was.

His absence rewrote bits of the timeline, like Olivia and the team having not yet met Lincoln Lee. More specifically, though, it's left Walter even more agitated and untethered, while Astrid seems a little harsher toward him than we remember. But where's Peter?

The Observer -- the one we've been seeing since the beginning -- noted that he's not as fully erased as he should have been, but as some part of him caused him to interfere in the natural order of things once before, he again could not complete the task of finally erasing Peter from existence.

Rapper-turned-actor Mos Def is the latest addition to 'Dexter' as the Showtime series adds to the cast for its sixth season.

Mos Def's multi-episode arc will see him play a born again ex-con who "seems to continually find himself surrounded by violence," according to The Hollywood Reporter. As expected, Dexter "will reveal the truth of who he really is."

The actor joins Colin Hanks as one of Dexter's season six nemeses.

In other TV news ...

• Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith will appear on the 'Oprah' finale. The husband and wife team will chat with Winfrey as she says goodbye after 25 years. The final episode is scheduled to air on May 25. [TV Guide]

• Seth Gabel has been promoted to series regular on 'Fringe.' The 'Dirty Sexy Money' actor has recurred on the Fox sci-fi drama for the past two seasons as Lincoln Lee. [TV Line]

• 'Falling Skies' hasn't even premiered yet and already TNT is considering a season 2. The network is reportedly looking to hire a showrunner for the potential second season. [Deadline]

Actress Bryce Dallas Howard is appearing in the new film 'Hereafter,' which involves psychic phenomena and after-death experiences. But on the new 'Lopez Tonight' (weeknights, 11PM ET on TBS), Dallas reveals a startling secret: She herself is psychic. (Probably.)

Bryce tells the story of running into her future husband -- actor Seth Gabel -- for the first time. Somehow, she instantly "knew" that he was the man she would marry. Howard's reaction wasn't just mental, it was physical as well. "I literally broke into hives," she said.

Breaking out into a itchy rash isn't a sign of true love for most people, but it was for Bryce. After meeting Seth, she went home and wrote in her journal that she would one day marry him.

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This week we have spoilers for: 'Bones,' 'Brothers & Sisters,' 'Castle,' 'Chuck,' 'Desperate Housewives,' 'Eureka,' 'Fringe,' 'Glee,' 'Grey's Anatomy,' 'NCIS,' 'Private Practice,' 'Psych,' 'Smallville,' 'Supernatural,' and 'The Big Bang Theory.'

In a bit of bizarre news, Liam Neeson will appear on Bravo's 'Watch What Happens Live' this Thursday (Midnight ET/Wed., 11PM CT) to promote his new film, 'Clash of the Titans.' Viewers will be able to send in their questions online for what will reportedly be his only TV interview. The episode airs following the season 2 premiere of 'Top Chef Masters' (11PM ET). [TV Guide]

More casting news after the jump.

From March 14th to March 27th, The Paley Center for Media is presenting the twentieth-fifth annual William S. Paley Television Festival. The Paley Center, formerly the Museum of Television and Radio, says that the festival celebrates "television's rich and diverse programming and the creative process behind the medium." This year the festival included Chuck, Friday Night Lights, Pushing Daisies, Gossip Girl, and The Buffy the Vampire Slayer Reunion.

Last night, I attended the Dirty Sexy Money panel. For what happened during the panel discussion, read on past the jump...

(S01E10) The Darlings certainly know how to prepare for the holidays, don't they? Not only did they have a performance of "The Nutcracker" in their living room, but they found time to battle Simon Elder. Every week it seems like another Darling is involved in the plot against Simon--I can't wait for Juliet and Jeremy to join the fray. The twins can be excused, however, since they were busy with their gorgeous significant others.

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(S01E09) This week's Dirty Sexy Money featured a blast from the past: Dutch George. No, he didn't come back from the dead, but we did get to see what he was up to six months ago. In the present day, Brian had to face the music after his bribery attempt, Juliet returned, and Karen went on a big date. Oh, and a huge Darling secret was revealed! This show keeps getting better and better!

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(S01E08) Last night's Dirty Sexy Money sent us off to our Thanksgiving celebrations with a lot to think about. We learned a little bit about Simon's beef with the Darlings, although it was hard to completely believe either side of the story. Letitia and Karen's plan to sabotage Nick's marriage entered phase one, and Patrick's marriage took an unusual turn. Meanwhile, Jeremy pretended to be poor and Brian pretended to be a caring father. The results of their efforts were varied.

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(S01E07) This week, Dirty Sexy Money really proved its worth in the primetime soap category. No one has made a melodramatic declaration since the pilot, so I was happy to hear Tripp's vow to destroy Simon. Only a scheming billionaire can talk about destroying someone with any credibility, and Tripp pulled the scene off nicely. He also made for an amusing drunk.

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(S01E06) No, red vests aren't the newest fashion trend; Jeremy actually became a valet on this week's Dirty Sexy Money. While Jeremy was learning the complexities of parking cars, the rest of the Darlings were dealing with some serious drama. Dutch's death is officially a murder, and two of the most likely suspects, Tripp Darling and Simon Elder, faced off in an epic poker game.

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(S01E05) Is there such a thing as too much money? That was the question under debate on this week's Dirty Sexy Money. Believe it or not, Nick and the twins had similar thoughts in this episode. Each of them had to decide how to handle the Darling fortune, and each took a different approach after three eye-opening evenings.

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(S01E04) At last, a Blair Underwood sighting! That mysterious "techno-philanthropist," Simon Elder, finally made a flesh and blood appearance on Dirty Sexy Money. Simon didn't do or say very much, but his limo's license plate put him right at the center of the Darling drama. This week's episode also had plenty of fun, soapy moments. I'm glad that the show hasn't shifted to either a straight-up drama or soapy comedy since the pilot--at the moment, both elements are being balanced well.

(S01E03) It turns out that the episode title didn't just refer to Paolo Vova, one of the Darlings' many bankers. It is also a sexual position, demonstrated by one of the Darling children in a raunchy sex tape. At first I thought that there would be a lot of suspense surrounding the identity of the Darling on the tape, but it ended up taking on comedic elements. I loved the interviews between Nick and the Darling children after Patrick was ruled out. You can learn a lot about the Darlings in a brief encounter, and Nick certainly did. Jeremy "had" a sex tape featuring Buddy Ebsen, Juliet is a "real, total virgin" (the first major difference between her and Paris Hilton), and Karen still remembers that mixed tape that Nick made for her. There wasn't a huge payoff at the end of the tape plot, but it did bring Nick closer to the mysterious Simon Elder.