It is clear to me now that the person from the CW who's responsible for sending the mini-episode summaries to TV Guide, Time Warner, etc, etc, is not in communication at all with the people actually writing the episodes. I got all upset yesterday about Rory having a crush on her professor, and then he turned out to be a TA. Look, people, there is absolutely nothing wrong with dating a TA (despite what your college rules say) (hi, Kyle!). Not that she's going to date him. She's too damn well-adjusted. It was a great episode, I thought.

There's another new episode of Lost, this one back with the non-Kate/Jack/Sawyer-ites.

Everyone seems to really like Friday Night Lights. I tend to believe them. 

And American Idol continues. You'll notice I called it by its real name. This is because after I finished watching Heroes and before I started Gilmore Girls last night it was on, and I didn't turn it off right away, and then out of nowhere I recognized a guy I went to college with. His name is Thomas Lowe. I hope he makes it pretty far (he didn't get cut last night, at least), because I want to watch him perform a whole song. And fans of AI, can I ask you: are there like thousands of episodes of this show? It's been on twice a week for what seems like months now, and they still have 24 people. When does it end, 2008?

We interrupt your regular scheduled programming (that's what I'm calling this part, now): Did you know there's a show on FitTV called Buff Brides? Did you know there was a FitTV? Also, But I'm a Cheerleader is on IFC at 11. Silly and fun.

Apparently this was featured on Ellen a while ago, but I just recently found out about it.  Here is some local commercial production at its finest.  No words, just watch.

That's all.  Mitt Romney can suck it. 

• Do you want to be famous for nothing?  Are you a big ole 'mo?  Well, casting has started for an LGBT variation on The Real World/The Surreal Life from the people who brought you the God-awful Jacob and Joshua: Nemesis Rising (which was basically The Ashlee Simpson Show except with these two gay brothers and their band).
• Tina Fey stuck it to Aaron Sorkin good during a speech at the Writer's Guild Awards.  Quoth the Fey: "I hear Aaron Sorkin is in Los Angeles wearing the same dress — but longer and not funny." (Thanks Cristin)  
• Former (and future?) Real World Challenge veteran and notorious nutcase Tonya has parlayed her reality fame into an illustrious career in the world of soft-core porn.  Anyone shocked?  Show of hands? 
• Battlestar Galactica will be around for another season of… whatever they do on that show. 
• Megan Mullally is going to be on Boston Legal.   I'm guessing she has some time on her hands. 
• Ron Eldard has found his way onto another pilot, despite the fact that he has never really made anything that was successful ever (Blind Justice, Men Behaving Badly).  Aside from his stint shacking up with Juliana Marguiles on ER twenty years ago. 
• Heather Mills (formerly McCartney) might be on Dancing With the Stars.  If you remember, this will result in an interesting twist, as she has a prosthetic leg.
• The Black Donnellys will premiere a week earlier than planned (Feb. 26) after Studio 60 produced its smallest numbers to date.  Calling it right now: there won't be a season two.