Last night's Supernatural, "Pac Man Fever," managed to be charming as hell without ever trying too hard — and I mean that in a good way. There were some emotionally intense bits, but they never felt forced. And of course Felicia Day's guest turn as hacker/gamer geek Charlie helped a lot.

Last night's episode of Supernatural was complete fan service, which turned out to be a very good thing. Mostly because it involved LARPing and the return of Charlie, the geeky, girl-crazy hacker played by Felicia Day. After helping to dispatch the Leviathans last season, Charlie had to skip town and start a new life…

If everyone on Earth stood shoulder-to-shoulder, they would occupy an area roughly the size of Los Angeles — about 500 square miles. Now imagine if every single one of them jumped. Together. All at the same time. What would happen?

There are many reasons to love Eureka, but massive plot twists aren't usually among them. Well, the end of last night's episode definitely qualified, as our heroes tried to figure out the dangerous secrets of virtual reality.

In 2007, Felicia Day launched her internet gaming webseries The Guild. Five years and oodles of fans later, she's now unveiling her absolutely nefarious plot to become the Tycoon of the Internet.

On Felicia Day's fantasy gaming webseries The Guild, Wil Wheaton plays Fawkes, the Machiavellian leader of the Axis of Anarchy online guild. Fawkes is the antagonist (and occasional paramour) of Day's heroic cleric, Cyd "Codex" Sherman. And even though Wheaton's played a major role on The Guild, we've never seen what his …

io9 recently had the opportunity to catch up with Felicia Day and Sandeep Parikh, the stars of the long-running fantasy gaming web series The Guild. This duo also co-wrote The Guild: Zaboo, the next Guild tie-in comic book to hit the stands.

Remember when we talked with Felicia Day about her upcoming webseries based on the RPG Dragon Age? Well check out the newly released extended trailer for Dragon Age: Redemption — it debuts next week on Machinima:

Yesterday's Eureka found our heroes confronting their pasts. For most, these flashbacks were the final test for the Astraeus mission. For Carter, it involved stopping Wallace Shawn as he tried to reenact all the sheriff's greatest, most dangerous moments.

Yesterday's Eureka was all about relationships. The town's many couples considered varying levels of commitment, from renewed marriage to government-sanctioned romance to casual sex. Also, deadly gases from Titan pursued their own relationship: combining together to destroy the town.