'Lost': Dave

The writers strike wreaked havoc all over the scripted-television landscape last season, but it may have been felt more acutely on ABC's Wednesday lineup than anyplace else.

Tomorrow, ABC's Wednesday night lineup of Pushing Daisies, Private Practice and Dirty Sexy Money returns and I must admit that I'm psyched. More

Since last year's game changer, which had the House team of Foreman, Chase and Cameron disperse as a new group of ducklings was inducted, fans have been up in arms. Finally, the three actors who actually experienced the shift speak about it...

The blast door map in this episode got me thinking about the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, specifically their hit song "Maps." After all, it's easy to think of Locke screaming, "Wait, they don't love you like I love you!" to Helen, isn't it? Or pleading, "Wait, why don't you love me like I love you?" to Anthony Cooper. This assumes, Lost fans, that you can imagine a musical episode of Lost. Which, while amusing in theory, is something I hope never occurs. I'm fine with frozen donkey wheels in my Lost cereal; I just don't want Rose and Bernard to go all Captain & Tennille on us.

Scrubs, Chuck, Desperate Housewives, The Office and Gossip Girl: Some quick TV scoop before I sign off for the weekend...

The first time we see Chuck Bartowski this season, he's hanging upside down from a dangerously high spot, pleading with the bad guy holding his ankles not to let go.

Ah yes, the episode in which we learned Sun is a pathological liar, Jin is a romantic schmuck, and Henry Gale is one scary, scary dude. In fact, so many things are set in motion that it's hard to rectify episodes such as this with the general "nothing ever happened in Season 2" complaints that people (such as me) often lob at the show. I still say that momentum of Lost was at its slowest during this season, but I certainly was not bored watching this one again, I can assure you.

Well, the headline says it all. Click on the clip below to spend a little time with Brothers and Sisters' Dave Annable, easily one of the nicest dudes on TV today. B&S returns for its third season this Sunday, I've seen the season premiere and I think you'll be pleased. Plenty of Walker arguing and pent up anger to say the least...

Today is the day: The Office returns. And for those of us wrapped up in the saga of Dunder-Mifflin Scranton, tonight's season premiere is a serious event. As I reported over the Summer, my sources say this evening's episode will feature two love triangles: Dwight-Angela-Andy and Jan-Michael-Holly. And we'll of course get the update on Jim and Pam's relationship, four months after he almost proposed marriage. I sent KTV special correspondent Marisa Roffman to NBC's Fall premiere party to find out more... More