This is according to series executive producer (and frequent director) Todd Holland, who spilled at Thursday’s “Wonderfalls” screening in Hollywood. The commentaries have not yet been taped, but series creator Bryan Fuller confides the plan is add commentary tracks to six of the 13 completed episodes: “Wax Lion” (the knee-slapper pilot), “Crime Dog” (the start of the big season story arc), “Lovesick Ass” (a mail-order bride arrives), “Safety Canary” (one of poor Kellie Waymire’s last jobs), “Cocktail Bunny” (noir hilarity as Jaye is instructed to save someone from someone else) and “Caged Bird” (the series finale). Interestingly, the only commentary-sporting episode that aired in the United States is the pilot. In other "Wonderfalls" news, "Cyberwitch" writes from Mrs. Moriarty’s homeland of Argentina that the ENTIRE series airs there starting July 8. Lucky lucky South American bastards. Says she: It’ll be in english with spanish subtitles. For more information you can check www.mundofox.com.

Also, for those wondering what Fuller, who also created Showtime’s "Dead Like Me," is doing these days, he’s hard at work on a spec comedy-fantasy for the big screen. Also also, for those wondering what "Wonderfalls" strongman (and Mutant Enemy superstar) Tim Minear is up to, he’s adapting a bigscreen version of Robert A. Heinlein’s "The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress" for producers Mike Medavoy ("Holes") and David Heyman (the "Harry Potter" series).