It’s over.

Spin-off, that is. Tonight is the much-discussed possible Addison Montgomery Grey’s Anatomy spin-off episode. I think dedicated TiFaux readers know what this means: more Piz!

Yes, our new favorite Veronica-smoocher will be in LA for Addison’s transition to her own hour-long prime-time bed-hopping medical drama. Which means instead of a relateable, sympathetic character, he will now be reduced to being objectified as man-candy for stay-at-home moms, as this picture demonstrates. Some other people will show up in the spin-off, too. Oh, and stuff happens on the regular Grey’s.

Ugly Betty suckered me into enjoying it again last week, even with its “Papa’s being deported!!! NOOOO!!” plot “bombshell.” Can’t… escape… Betty’s… charm…

When you’ve had enough of the soapy ABC nonsense, cleanse your palate with dry, hopeless, and hilarious world of The Office.

We interrupt your regularly scheduled programming: If you’re really into the full-senses thing, My Name Is Earl tonight has “scratch-n-sniff” cards to smell along. Ew. And in my continuing attempt to get psyched for Spider-Man (yes, I know I am playing right into their hands), History Channel has a Spider-Man Tech episode.

I was definitely asleep for the last ten minutes of Lost last night.

• Some of The Real World 20 casting will be chosen by viewers online. I don’t really care either.
• Heroes’ Hayden Panettiere talks indestructability.
• Survivor’s Mookie talks to TV Guide after (thankfully) being voted out last week.
• A new edition of My So-Called Life will be out on DVD in October (it’s currently out-of-print).
• The fate of Scrubs hangs in the balance.
• What Milo Ventimiglia really wants to do is direct. Web shorts. About the mall. For American Eagle.
• American Idol got rid of the cute guy.
• Tom Poston died. You don’t know the name, but he’s been in everything.
• Two of my least favorite things — war and Sex and the City — are going to be merged into one.
• The 24 producers begs for forgiveness.
• Ugly Betty: The Musical is on its way.
• Dead Like Me is going to be made into a straight-to-DVD movie.
• Rob Thomas stays optimistic.