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For viewers wondering how many of Jane's alters are there in Doom Patrol so far, here are all of Jane's Doom Patrol alters explained. First appearing in Doom Patrol #19 in 1989, Jane was originally a woman named Kay Challis. Sexually abused by her father when she was five, Kay withdrew and developed a new alter named Miranda. The memories of her troubled childhood returned after Miranda was attacked in a church on Easter Sunday, destroying her new alter and fracturing her psyche into 64 distinct alters. She was committed shortly thereafter and held in a psychiatric hospital for several years, until all of her alters gained superpowers after the Invasion! crossover event. All Jane alters in Doom Patrol are distinct in personality and superpower, making Jane is one of the most intriguing Doom characters in both comics and the show.

Diane Guerrero's portrayal of Jane and all Jane alters so far...

A recent NCIS episode, "Kill Screen," featured a romantic connection between Tim and Maxine, a cute computer game aficionado played by Leverage's Beth Riesgraf.

Well, now it's Abby's turn to go on a date, and McGee's not happy.

"If another girl comes around McGee, [Abby] definitely has a little bit of a jealous streak," Pauley Perrette reports, and now we'll see that "the feeling is mutual."

So what do we know about Abby's new suitor? According to TV Guide, she'll look up to him, in some respect, and "he's a stick-around kind of guy." Interesting ...

Any thoughts on who ends up dating Abby, and how McGee reacts?

Speaking of yet-unseen NCIS love interests, Ziva's boyfriend Ray (Without a Trace star Enrique Murciano) is connected to the big serial killer case, which kicks off April 5.

That story arc continues through the rest of the season and will also tie in with E.

J.K. Rowling recently paid a visit (http://news.scotsman.com/health/Jk-Rowling--weaves-spell.5003809.jp) to the Young People's Unit at the Royal Edinburgh Hospital in Morningside, Scotland, where she commemorated her visit with some creative graffiti. The unit looks after teenagers who have complex psychiatric conditions. ---Quote--- Consultant psychologist Dr Jane Morris said: "She really does spread magic. She's a natural and knows how to talk to young people. And she's extremely cool. She does graffiti on the walls which is probably worth a fortune. "She's drawn all of us and wrote 'Jk Rowling was here'." ---End Quote--- ---Quote--- Dr Morris said: "I'd offer her a job any time as she's already a great therapist." ---End Quote---...