A few other things are on, but I'm only watching Lost. (Fine. Those other things are Jericho, American Idol, and Friday Night Lights. Have fun.) It's a Hurley episode, and his father is played by Cheech. Hurley's episodes are very strange (the lottery? the imaginary Evan Handler?), even for this show. And something about the whole "fat guy is always comic relief" idea doesn't seem that well-thought-out to me. Anyway, Lost. It is what it is.

We interrupt your regularly scheduled programming: PBS is showing the finale of America's Ballroom Challenge, which sounds like a classier version of So You Think You Can Dance and Strictly Ballroom mashed together. In other words: Possibly amazing.

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The Jeannie Tate Show is a fake talk show filmed in a minivan by a soccer mom (read: hyperactive comedienne).  The show's first guest is SNL's Bill Hader.

Last night I had a dream that I was in high school and in order to graduate I had to sing a song and play the guitar in front of the entire school.  I was freaking out. 

• The latest reports from the Grey's Anatomy set is that Isaiah Washington loves everyone, but everyone else is still sort of weirded out.
• Newsweek think-pieces out why TV is better than movies. 
• America's Next Top Model 8 debuts tonight.
• Victoria Beckham might get her own reality show on NBC.  Guessing it will involve a lot of Victoria not eating and thinking up terrible baby names. 
• Billy Baldwin got a pilot. So did the chick from The Matrix. And Kristin Chenowith.  And Lucy Liu. And Fred Willard.
• A new Ask Ausiello thread is up and addresses a possible fourth season of Veronica Mars.  Quoth Rob Thomas: "We're very much on the fence for a fourth season. My amateur handicapping of our situation — 60/40 in our favor. We are shooting the finale as a season finale — not as a series finale. There will be no alternate. If they do try to get rid of us, we're not going to make it easy for them."
• The Onion interviews Parkman from Heroes (aka Greg Grunberg).
• Las Vegas is going to have a fifth (!) season.  Like Bones, I'm sure there must be someone who watches it, but I don't know them.  Mama Fee, perhaps?
• The cheerleader who Sylar killed instead of Claire will star in MTV's first drama in five years (they're counting Undressed as a drama).