Forgive us this moment of nerdery, but we are pretty excited about news that the entire Star Wars series will be re-released in 3D, starting in 2012. The bad news: They're staring with The Phantom Menace [THR via NYMag]

The fourth season of Chuck, having gotten underway last week, is humming along smoothly - Chuck and Sarah are together, Morgan's running the Buy More and Ellie is pregnant. This week, the final ingredients fell into place: nerds and supermodels.

Have you always wanted to know what happened at nerd conventions but not enough to actually go to one? Well, you don't have to wonder any longer. Here's everything you'll see at Atlanta, Georgia's Dragon Con. Including Obama One Kenobi.

On Psych, Freddie Prinze, Jr. guest starred as a uber-geek with a secret nerd cave, original Star Trek prop collection, and an expertise in alien sightings. Oh, and a hot wife that has no clue about any of it.

Seven people have been chosen to receive keys that, when used together from a secure location, can be used to "restart the world wide web" after a "catastrophic event." No, really.

A guy in a Harry Potter shirt stabbed someone in the eye with a pen at Comic Con last night over a seat at the Resident Evil: Afterlife panel. Now he'll never get to ask his incredibly pedantic question![CBR]

Nerds never change. If they get a friend request from a hot girl on a social-networking site, they'll always accept. Even if they happen to be military or intelligence personnel. One security expert proved this with an experiment.

Between the crazies in costumes, celebrities hawking sci-fi projects, and journalists covering both, someone will surely capture every awkward interaction at San Diego's Comic-Con, which kicked off yesterday.

Army intelligence specialist Bradley Manning was charged yesterday for allegedly leaking video and documents to secret-sharing website Wikileaks. He faces up to 52 years in prison. Now, nerds are waging fierce campaigns to discredit both Manning's informant and Wikileaks itself.

[Even smart little boys like Christopher S. Rupprecht couldn't help making silly faces while he waited his turn at the Scripps National Spelling Bee competition in Washington D.C. yesterday. Image via Getty]

When Asylum intern Kyle Moffatt learned that his celebrity crush was coming into the office for an interview, he first panicked, then went home to change into a more alluring nerd outfit.

In this awesome medley of Justin Timberlake songs, two guys craft a song using nothing but their squeaky voices and their digital companions.

This clip makes you wonder why someone would spend their time mastering a talent so inane and genuinely gross. Our sandwich artist holds the Guinness title (he claims) so I guess that's at least something.

This YouTube user (her name is "booksonmyhead" - she's serious) does all the aforementioned at once. You are the most talented girl on the Internet. Marry me?

All the nerds are in one place this week at SXSW, but, let's face it, we all have a little bit of nerd in us. These days geekdom is large and diverse enough for everyone. Where do you fit in?

Let us celebrate this most nerdy 3.14 with a videos of preternaturally intelligent children reciting hundreds of digits of pi from memory. They can't tie their shoes, but they could balance your checkbook.

This high schooler scored a date to the prom with a Maxim model the old-fashioned way: by asking her out over YouTube.

Barack Obama is a BIG FAN of the blogs! "Offbeat" blogs, even! OMG. So exciting. Shadowy White House spinmasters have finally leaked to the Washington Post the big Obama Fave Offbeat Blog List!

Yes, he did, because the fancy typeface he used for Our Choice had ones that looked too much like I's.