The Wire could get two more seasons, and probably will come out in late 2006.

NBC will be launching a new channel full of Miami Vice, A-Team and other sleuth shows.

FX has cancelled Over There.

Prison Break's remaining 9 episodes won't be airing until May (it will run through June so it will be part of their year-round programming), so if you're waiting to find out what happpens, you've got a long time... Luckily, I tore myself away from that show, although it is one of the shows that Totoro is actually watching.

Battlestar Gallactica will probably get renewed for a third season.

Grey's Anatomy will air after the Super Bowl, which basically just means that you need to set your DVR to record for an extra four hours to make sure you get the actual episode.

There's Scrubs video blog

The new season of Dancing with the Stars will replace Alias, which is going on hiatus for Jennifer Garner's maternity leave. Unfortunately, that will conflict with the O.C. Which will win out? Although based on early episodes of the O.C., Dancing with the Stars might get priority.

I finally finished watching Dead Like Me, and I'm sad since there are no more episodes (the show got axed after its second season), and the show was laugh-out-loud funny. There were rumors at the time of its cancellation that it might be picked up by the WB or a cable network, but that seems somewhat ludicrous considering the darkness of the show's premise and the foul language, which are pretty inherent to the show. Sigh. Anyway, you should definitely watch the show! I loved it!

tvtattle.com had a link to a rave review of the script for Aaron Sorkin's new show about an SNL-like sketch show.

A TV Guide reviewer recommends a BBC show called Bodies, which is currently airing on BBC America, as well as airing the second season in the UK.

There's a TAR blog.

Apparently, there's going to be an Arrested Development, although the creator seemed to say there wouldn't be in the link above.

This season of Arrested Development will have less than 22 episodes.

There's a video tribute to Lost.

Since you know I love Armageddon, I have to link to Ben Affleck and Josh Hartnett reenacting the animal cracker scene, which is an outtake from teh Pearl Harbor DVD. Hey, I think the tomcat has this DVD...

Uh oh, tomcat, Elizabethtown is not getting good reviews. In fact, it's getting worse reviews than Just Like Heaven. Also, Domino, the 'Keira Knightley is naughty and somewhat naked', is getting horrendous reviews as well.

Sandy from the OC is going to release a CD!

Sweet! There will be 21 episodes in the fifth season of the Shield, rather than the usual 13.

I have to tell you that my Google homepage, which I use to check a bunch of RSS feeds, is like fricking Brigadoon. For some reason, which I haven't figured out, am too lazy to research, and am currently blaming on the "firewall", I can only ocassionally access my personalized homepage and the google.com homepage. Mostly, I get 'page not found', usually for the entire morning, and much of the afternoon. Sigh. I'm a victim to the whims of the routers. And seriously, it's Google. And yet I can still run searches through the Google toolbar. Go figure.

The tomcat is mocking me because every week I say that I'm done with Lost, since I find the show to be overhyped and I now officially have no faith that JJ Abrams can give any kind of plot resolution that will not make me feel enfuriated by the lameness. Alias, I'm talking to you! So anyway, I'll say it here so that you call can mock me as well, if I'm still watching in a month or two.