That's what I said! A review of 'The Office' Super Bowl episode

The remote to TV disappointment is paved with high expectations.

That's the best way I can sum up the post-Super Bowl episode of The Office that will air this Sunday on NBC at approximately 10:30 p.m. ET.

Ross and Rachel. Carrie and Big. Sam and Diane.

TV "will they or won't they" romances are a timeless television convention. They reel us in, keep us coming back each week and really make us care.

But there is only so much back and forth, back and forth, and back and forth a TV viewer can take. Eventually a show has to decide or risk repelling the viewer.

Reports of the similarities between Mad Men and Trust Me, which premieres Monday at 10 p.m. on TNT, are greatly exaggerated.

No.

It's not just because Sawyer spends the entire episode without his shirt on.

Gil Grissom is leaving Las Vegas.

It is with clear eyes and a full heart that I ask you, no I beg you, to watch the third season of Friday Night Lights, which begins its run on NBC this Friday at 9 p.m.

If you are looking for utter realism and accuracy in your television dramas, this hasn't been your week.

One of TV's best and most terrifying villains is back.

Scrubs is back for an eighth season Tuesday at 9 p.m. on ABC.

And when I say it's back, I don't just mean the show is returning with new episodes. I mean the comedy is back to the Scrubs we knew and loved.

I feel like we should start off the new year with a clean slate with no TV secrets between us. And if you are new to my column, I think you should hear this straight from the TiVo's mouth so to speak.