After last week's nod to Borges, tonight we're getting Baum on FlashForward. This episode references the yellow brick road of Oz, but it looks as though our characters have already trodden through it.

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While Demetri's (John Cho) life may have been spared thanks to the quick actions of his partner last week, there's a lot more going on in FlashForward. Demetri's possible demise was just a piece of it. After receiving help from Wedeck (Courtney B. Vance), Aaron (Brian F. O'Byrne) presses on with his mission to find his daughter. However, getting to her proves to be more difficult and risky than he anticipated.

You can catch FlashForward's "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" this Thursday, April 29th at 8:00pm ET on ABC.

 A new episode of FlashForward will be airing on April 29 and ABC has released seven sneak peeks, which we have for you below.

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The other night's episode of FlashForward was Demetri-centric, because John Cho tries hard to steal the show even while he's out missing, or facing his doom. On "The Garden of Forking Paths," our FBI team searches for their colleague, who is in extreme danger. He's practically reliving a scene from the Saw franchise thanks to our resident villain.

While the FBI team prepare themselves for a showdown, Demetri gets to know his captor. Frost is holding him in a room with obscure and intersecting scribbles on the walls, which he calls his very own "Garden of Forking Paths." They all point to flashes of the future, the most important being the March 15 one, since it's happening at that very moment.

On this week's episode, Mark races against the clock to save Demetri.

We open with Demetri in a room, staring down the barrel of a gun, with the laser sight pointed square at his chest. He is strapped to a chair, lined with wires, all connected to the gun. Behind him is a giant map of lines and dashes, pointing in different directions to different dates and people, with some lines connecting back to others. Paths branch off everywhere. We see a photo of Demetri, which reads "March 15, 2010 - Demetri Dies" The date is then shown as March 15, 2010.

Mark looks at the photo, a print of two men on rocks. He reads the back. It says if they want Demetri back alive, to be at the main concourse of Union Station at noon on March 15, 2010.

Death is on the horizon on FlashForward, with a missing Demetri (John Cho) highlighting tonight's episode. On "The Garden of Forking Paths," a nod to Jorge Luis Borges' short story, the gang searches for their lost comrade. But we're pretty sure where he is and what he's up to. Well, if he's still alive.

Here's the trailer for tonight's FlashForward episode, "The Garden of Forking Paths."

It's all falling into place.

We'll be getting a healthy dose of the future when FlashForward's next episode, "The Garden of Forking Paths" airs. It's set on March 15 (the Ides of March), and, as any follower of the show knows, that's the day that Demetri Noh (John Cho) is supposed to die. It's also the day on which blackout mastermind Dyson Frost has predicted his death. Both will be trying to prevent their futures from happening. Can they succeed? According to these promo pictures (and this press release), things are going to be looking pretty tough for Demetri.

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It's been a rough road lately for FlashForward's characters. Mark (Joseph Fiennes) has officially moved out of the family home, Demetri (John Cho) is getting closer to solving his supposed murder, and Aaron's (Brian F. O'Byrne) daughter has been captured. But one of the series' darkest moments came in the final minutes of last week's episode, when it was revealed that baby-crazy agent Janis Hawk is the mole leaking information about the Mosaic task force's investigation. How did this happen? How does this affect her flash-forward? And above all else, why, Janis, why? Christine Woods, the actress who plays the Mosaic team's newest threat, spoke with us about all that and more.

After Janis' big reveal at the end of last week's episode (you know, where she, like, told Simon that she is a mole), this episode of FlashForward shows her first day at the bureau two years before the blackout. Considering she's with the late Agent Gough, Marcie and the (maybe) soon-to-be-dead Demetri, this is a very unlucky graduating class, no?

Cut back to present day and the agency's interrogation of Marcie. In the tapes, they clearly mark the date as March 12, which means its only three days before Demetri's supposed death. Marcie and Janis exchange glances, but it's still hard to tell if Marcie knows about Janis' double life. As a mole, Marcie says she would package all the info the Mosaic investigation found every week and leave it at a dead drop. She says she first became a mole after being approached by a man who asked if she wanted to be apart of something big three months before the blackout.

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All you sci-fi television fans can sleep just a little bit easier at night. Why? Because chances are actually looking good for a FlashForward season two.

And I know what you're saying. As much as I love ABC Thursday's sci-fi series, I was really skeptical of the series coming back for another year, simply because it was doing so poorly with American audiences. And I still am skeptical, to a certain degree. But Kristin dos Santos of E! Online is telling me to worry less for Mark Benford and his pals.