Lloyd Segan

Whether you are a new viewer or a loyal watcher, take a refresher course on what has happened so far on "Greek" - narrated by "Greek" star Amber Stevens.

The popular family drama's fourth season finds the banished Kris (Genevieve Cortese) returning to Raintree Farms, where she cares for her beloved Wildfire and gets her life back on track. Meanwhile, Junior (Ryan Sypek) prepares to marry beautiful Laura Nichols (Alicia Ziegler), and Matt (Micah Alberti) pushes for Raintree -- which has been converted to a dude ranch -- to get back in the horse-racing game.

Anthony Michael Hall continues his mind-boggling role as psychic Johnny Smith in the thrilling fourth season of USA Network's action-packed series based on Stephen King's novel. In between his heroic deeds this season, Smith comes close to unraveling the mystery of his post-coma psychic powers and falls for another psychic (Jennifer Finnigan). Guest stars include Sean Patrick Flanery, Danny Masterson and Edward Asner.

Thrust into the role of psychic after a near-fatal accident, Johnny Smith (Anthony Michael Hall) continues his efforts to prevent tragedies and disasters in the sixth year of the nail-biting sci-fi series based on Stephen King's novel. This season follows Smith and his colleague Greg Stillson (Sean Patrick Flanery) as they try to avert a catastrophe in outer space and help retrieve a stolen racehorse. Guests include Tom Skerritt.

It's Rush Week at Cyprus-Rhodes University, and both Rusty (Jacob Zachar) and Calvin (Paul James) are determined to pledge freshman Andy (Jesse McCartney). This rivalry forms the backdrop for this collection of 12 episodes of the hit ABC Family Channel series. Romantic entanglements, wedding bells, financial crises and sabotage are all on the curriculum as well. Spencer Grammer, Clark Duke and Scott Michael Foster also star.

The second season of the TV adaptation of Stephen King's best-selling novel comes to life with even more plot twists than the first season. After a near-fatal car wreck, Johnny Smith (Anthony Michael Hall) is left in a coma for six years. When he awakens, he discovers he's developed astonishing psychic powers that allow him to see into the future life of anyone he happens to physically touch. King's trademark suspense runs strongly throughout.

Rusty and Dale continue to fight over their science project, while Casey and Ashleigh continue to work on getting ZBZ back to being the number one house ... with a musical number.

During Thanksgiving break Rusty works on his school project and Casey tries to organize a dinner for students on campus.

Following the epic End of the World party staged by the Kappa Tau fraternity, Rusty Cartwright (Jacob Zachar) and his sister Casey (Spencer Grammer) continue their up-and-down adventures in the Greek social world of Cyprus-Rhodes University. In the show's fifth chapter, Rusty tries hard to get his academic house in order in addition to his relationship with Jordan, while Casey tries to raise the house ranking of the ZBZ sorority.

The aftermath of the "End of the World" party is revealed, which leads Casey and Cappie to put aside their hurt feelings to help Rusty.

As Season 5 of this series based on the Stephen King novel opens, reluctant psychic Johnny Smith (Anthony Michael Hall) is racing to stop a wedding he knows will have disastrous consequences. From there, the adventures continue as Johnny tries to prevent a fatal multicar collision he's foreseen, pursues a would-be vice presidential assassin, gets drawn into a bank robbery, helps investigate a hate crime and more.

Much to her dismay, Casey Cartwright (Spencer Grammer) is rejected from Cyprus-Rhodes University law school in Chapter Six of this series set in the campy milieu of college fraternity and sorority life. In other episodes, the Kappa Taus struggle to save their house from being torn down and Rusty (Jacob Zachar) faces several challenges of his own -- including the consequences of an inebriated night out.