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The month of September marks the return of many geeky shows, thus ending geek starvation around the world.

The official list of nominees for this year's Primetime Emmy Awards have been out for some time and man do we geeks have a lot to be happy about!

A lot of our favorite geeky shows finished their runs in May or early June, but that doesn't mean the rest of the month won't be fun! This week's Geeky Guide to TV is a quick run down of geeky shows, both old and new, trying to hit it big this month.

Ever since news broke out that the makers of Batman: Gotham Knights and The Animatrix will be working on a new ThunderCats cartoon, I found myself wondering what other cartoons might be interesting to reboot. I know, I know, I've mentioned in the past both here and on The Geeky Guide to Nearly Everything that I'm not a big fan of remakes, but you have to admit that there's still the fanboy need to tinker. Thus for this week's Geeky Guide to TV, I came up with a few ideas of my own for cartoon re-imaginations.

In this week's Geeky Guide to TV, Rocky discusses the various ways shows end, and the strategies show runners take in wrapping up months or even years of emotional investment by the fans.

This 2009-2010 season of US network television has been pretty brutal for science fiction and fantasy shows. We've seen a lot of the geekier programs cut from the network line-ups with the lack of good ratings despite time-shifted audiences helping to boost the numbers a bit. Given all of our "losses" this season, your Geeky Guide to TV thought it might be helpful to revisit some of these geeky shows and figure out what went wrong.

In this week's Geeky Guide to TV, let's review the surprisingly geeky world of Sam Raimi, who has helped bring to life worlds of fantasy in the same way that Jerry Bruckheimer keeps giving us new iterations of CSI. It's either this or join the rest of the Craig Horner fans in trying to save Legend of the Seeker.