A new episode of “Scandal” never fails to provide enough shock and OMG moments to get a few topics about the show trending on Twitter and with the way the last episode ended, it seems like the season finale coming up this week will have enough twists in store to keep the show’s die-hard fans tweeting up a storm. George Newbern, who plays B-613 agent Charlie on the series, recently talked to Rachel Smith, host of the “On The Red Carpet” TV show and OTRC.com and teased a little info about what’s Charlie has in store for Huck and Quinn. Continue @ ontheredcarpet.com

Thanks to the genius of Shonda Rhimes and an amazing writing team, ABC’s Scandal has some of the most terrifying and beloved characters on television right now. Cyrus Beene, Eli Pope, Huck, even Mellie Grant—they’ve all sent some serious shivers down our spines over the past three seasons. But Charlie (no last name, obviously) is a very specific breed of scary. Everything this guy says is a little bit tongue-in-cheek, and that would be fine if everything he said didn’t somehow reference killing or torturing someone, AKA what he did at work that day. George Newbern has been on a slew of television shows over the years, including Nip/Tuck and Providence, and many will recognize him as the voice of Superman/Clark Kent from Justice League. But his career took him for an exciting, twisted turn when he was cast as B6-13 CIA operative and, now, über-creepy boyfriend to Quinn Perkins on Scandal. Paste caught up with Newbern to talk about his early days in Arkansas and this crazy, wild ride in Shondaland. Continue @ pastemagazine.com

“I don’t know exactly where the writers are going with it, but I suspect that B613 will survive no matter what. It will just take on a different form.” Continue @ thetvpage.com

You know one of the real joys in this season of Scandal? More George Newbern. We’ve enjoyed watching this guy ever since he adorably romanced Connie Britton in the pilot of Cupid, only TV’s most heartwarming show ever made. Which makes it both awesome and mind-bending that he’s now playing the sociopathic assassin Charlie on Scandal. He’s too likeable to be killing people; he voices Superman, for heaven’s sake! And it’s entirely because of that charisma that we’ve come to love Charlie…inasmuch as you can love a murderer. BFTV had the chance to catch up with George last week and try to figure out how he got to the point of playing our favorite B6-13 operative. Continue @ starpulse.com