"Hey you, get your damn hands off her." Those classic words were memorably spoken by George McFly before he laid out Biff Tannen in the classic ending to one of the most beloved films of the '80s, Back to the Future.

Crispin Glover will forever be synonymous with George McFly, despite the fact that he played the character only once and did not return for the sequels. In fact, the circumstances as to what exactly happened and why Glover did not return have been cause for some debate in the ensuing years.

We usually only hear about Google Street View when some unlucky stiff is caught in the act of ... well ... maybe we'd better leave those acts to your imagination. But this is the first time (as far as we know) that Google's mapping service has ever found a secret superhero hideout!

ABC's sci-fi drama FlashForward returns tonight at 8 p.m. with a two-hour episode, and cast members Dominic Monaghan and John Cho revealed a few hints about what's in store for their characters, Dr. Simon Campos and FBI agent Demetri Noh.

They spoke with us on the show's set last week on the Disney lot in Burbank, Calif., where the cast are currently shooting episodes 19 and 20 on their way to the first-season finale, which will reveal the reality of April 29, the day the citizens of the world saw in visions of the future. (Spoilers ahead!)

In our latest installment of questions and answers for ABC's Lost, we're delving into the last couple of episodes "Dr. Linus" and this week's "Recon."

"Dr. Linus" was a Ben-centric episode that gave us hints about the weird and wondrous Ben, who has led the Others, battled Widmore and Eloise over the island in one way or another and murdered both Old Locke (before he became the Locke-ness Monster) and Jacob. (It's questions and mega-answers, so spoilers ahead!)

Sci-fi's greatest heroes + LEGOs = FTW!

Over at the CubeDudes flickr stream, you can find 332 LEGO-fied characters, including Jean-Luc Picard, Iron Man and Bizarro Superman (above), plus Indiana Jones, the Tron guy and Green Lantern (below).

"When I read it I got upset," said Brian J. Smith, who plays Lt. Matthew Scott on Stargate Universe, of the Syfy series' season finale. "There's something that happens in that last episode that is so upsetting and so cruel and so wrong ... just thinking about it, it gives me goosebumps."

But don't worry—Smith doesn't drop any spoilers in our exclusive interview, so you can click through without fear to watch and learn about all about the upcoming season.