If you live in the United States, and you missed the latest episode of FlashForward (maybe you were watching baseball instead), then you’re in luck. The sixth episode of FlashForward, “Scary Monsters and Super Creeps,” is available to stream online via Hulu. Of course, if you’re already here, why click away when you can just let the embedded video below load?

Here’s a promo video for the seventh episode of FlashForward entitled “The Gift,” airing on Thursday, November 5, at 8pm Eastern/Pacific, 7pm Central on ABC. You can watch the video on DailyMotion, but of course you can also watch it right here. Thanks to Brian for the vids!

It’s FlashForward Thursday once again, and it’s time for a brand-new FlashForward episode! The sixth episode of the first season airs tonight on ABC at 8pm Eastern/Pacific, 7pm Central. Tonight’s episode is entitled “Scary Monsters and Super Creeps,” written by Seth Hoffman and Quinton Peeples, and directed by Michael Rymer.

You can watch last week’s episode, “Gimme Some Truth,” right here.

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If you live in the United States and missed this week’s episode of FlashForward, then you can stream episode 5, “Gimme Some Truth,” right here. You can watch it on Hulu, or just let the video load below.

Ratings for FlashForward improved yet again this week compared to last week. The show’s fifth episode, “Gimme Some Truth,” had 9.82 million viewers, a vast improvement over last week’s 9.072 million. It also saw an increase in the household rating/share,with a 6.2/10 this week versus last week’s 5.6/9. The show did dip a bit among Adults 18-49, with a rating/share of 3.0/9 (down from last week’s 3.1).

The show placed third in its time slot in all three metrics this week, behind Survivor: Samoa on CBS, and a baseball game between the New York Yankees and the Los Angeles Angels on FOX.

Information gathered from TV by the Numbers, Zap2It, The Programming Insider, and The Futon Critic.

It’s Thursday once again, which means it’s time for another new FlashForward episode! The fifth episode of the first season airs tonight on ABC at 8pm Eastern/Pacific, 7pm Central. Tonight’s episode is entitled “Gimme Some Truth,” written by Dawn Prestwich and Nicole Yorkin from a story by Barbara Nance, and directed by Michael Rymer.

Check out two preview videos for this episode here. You can also watch last week’s episode, “Black Swan,” right here.

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There’s been a change at the helm of another freshman drama recently picked up for a full season, ABC’s “FlashForward.”

Co-showrunner/executive producer Marc Guggenheim is leaving the series, with co-creator/exec producer David Goyer stepping in as sole showrunner.

The move follows a similar switch last week on CBS’ freshman drama “The Good Wife.” Showrunner/exec producer Dee Johnson, also brought in after the pilot, has departed, handing the reins to co-creators/exec producers Michelle and Robert King.

Because of Goyer’s limited hands-on TV series experience, “Eli Stone” co-creator Guggenheim was brought in after the “FlashForward” pilot to help with the launch of the mystery drama based on Robert Sawyer’s novel.

After learning the ropes in a co-showrunner capacity on the original 12-episode order of “FlashForward” alongside Guggenheim, Goyer will fly solo for the series’ back-nine order.

Guggenheim will focus on development under his overall deal with “FlashForward” producer ABC Studios.

SOURCE: TheHollywoodReporter

If you thought Lost was a tricky show filled with twists and turns, FlashForward has a few mind games of its own to play. TVGuide.com sat down with a star from both ABC shows.

One of the many issues FlashForward raises is whether or not you can change the future. Sonya Walger’s character, Olivia, finds herself struggling to make sure the glimpse she saw in her flash doesn’t come true, because it would mean the end of her marriage to Mark (Joseph Fiennes).

What does the rest of Olivia’s flash forward reveal? Can her marriage survive these circumstances? Walger discusses that and more. First, let’s get the major Lost question out of the way …

TVGuide.com: All right, when are you returning to Lost?
Sonya Walger: No idea. Not a clue. I don’t even know if I’m in the last season.

TVGuide.com: Do you think Penny should die in the end?
Walger: Are you saying in a sacrificial way, Penny needs to die? I hope not because Penny’s so great. There would be mass outcry, but you know what, they killed off Charlie, so anything can happen. I feel like her dad should be the one to bite it. I am not kidding.

TVGuide.com: Were you nervous about joining another mythology-heavy show?
Walger: No, not at all. It’s funny, I didn’t even think of Lost when I read that script. It sounds bizarre or naïve, but I really didn’t. I read the script and I was so excited by the writing and by this character, by this woman who is complicated and says ‘I hate you’ to her husband when she means ‘I love you.’ She’s a professional and a surgeon and a mother. I didn’t see any similarities to Lost. I honestly still don’t. I see them as big shows that have one big exciting event, the catalyst that gets it all going with an ensemble cast. I see that, but after that they just part ways. There isn’t a mythology to FlashForward in the same way. There’s not codes to decipher … There’s not islands moving and polar bears and smoke monsters, that’s not in our show … yet anyway.

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