Dax catches us up on the plot of V’s first three episodes.

“Belonging” is, quite simply, the best episode in the season-and-a-half run of the show. Watching it, I felt like this is what the show should be. It’s just too bad that it has taken them this long to get here. It may be too late.

You know that a game is good when you struggle to quit playing long enough to write up a review. That’s the case with Canabalt from Austin-based Semi Secret Software. I’ve shared this game with five people so far and all five have come back to me angry at the two hours or more that they have lost to playing.

Holy crap on a biscuit. Like a soda can being shaken up, pressure is building rapidly throughout Sons of Anarchy. Last week was a slow rise in pressure, then this week it was a bit like turning the dial from 9 to 10. From the looks of next week’s preview, 10 may go to 11.

Geektools is about things that we use (or should use) to make our lives easier online or off. This week I’m taking a look at a fantastic online service called Dropbox, which is, for all intents and purposes, an online hard drive that you use to sync files across multiple computers.

So you’ve gotten yourself a spot in a 10- or 25-man raid and you’re in there doing your thing. The raid is making decent progress, but the raid leaders are stressed out every week and can get downright snippy from time to time. So what can you do to make yourself more useful to the raid leader to save him/her some headache?

You had to think there would be some fallout from last week’s brutal conclusion, but it would appear that it will have to wait a bit.

Last week we took a look at what everyone one the staff was playing these days, and today we’re going to see what everyone is reading.

Just like that, the Sons are back with a bang on FX. I was most impressed with the way Sons of Anarchy picked up the tension from the end of season one and continued it right into season two.

Sons of Anarchy returns September 8, and Dax catches us up on the plot so far.