I’d like to say again how much I enjoyed Nikki and Paolo’s episode last week. I don’t think they’re trying to fool us or cheat us by claiming that they’ve been there the whole time; we all know that’s not true and so we’re all in on the joke, and that’s what makes it fun.

But it’s time for more Kate flashbacks tonight on Lost, and I hear TiFaux Madness favorite Nathan Fillion’s showing up again — remember, she married him and then ditched him back in the day?

South Park has a timely Easter-themed episode.

We interrupt your regularly scheduled programming: I know this reveals me to be a total English major nerd, but I actually like the sound of Novel Reflections on the American Dream on PBS.

Since it’s been spreading faster than pinkeye in a Chuck E. Cheese ball pit, you’ve probably come across this already, but — in the off-chance that you haven’t — you really need to check out this clip of Alanis Morrissette covering the Black Eyed Peas’ “My Humps.”

So, I really have no idea what to make of this.

You knew she had a sense of humor all along. First of all, she’s Canadian. It’s required. Second of all, she’s been in all those Kevin Smith movies, playing God and whatnot. And finally, if nothing else, something must’ve rubbed of after You Can’t Do That On Television.

But isn’t it jarring to see her in the booty pants? To hear her say the word “icies”?

Regardless, this video makes me like her a lot. I never actually disliked her — you better believe I was rockin’ out to You Oughtta Know in the car with my driver’s permit.

Remember that movie with Shelly Long? What ever happened to her?

• New York chose Tango at the end of I Love New York. I’m guessing that you either a) already knew that b) don’t even know what I’m talking about.
• The older gay guys got eliminated from The Amazing Race and now they’re telling all about their nasty straight competitor and CBS censorship.
• Six Degrees is kind of officially dead. So is Wedding Bells. And The Black Donnellys.
• 24′s producer/director talks about filming the show.
• Bravo officially doesn’t know when to stop. They’re now doing Project Runway with papparazzi.
• FX is launching another show you probably won’t watch. This one stars Glenn Close (Go Tribe!).
• Kristin from E! has been running this Save One Show campaign where people vote to keep one endangered show on the air. Click here to see it. Then vote for Veronica Mars.
• If you want to watch the premiere of Thank God You’re Here, the new NBC improv show, it is available online.
• 7th Heaven is finally gone. But we’ve been through this before.
• The Office has made Scranton an unlikely tourist destination.
• Bravo has from Kathy Griffin’s comedy specials.
• The New York Times talks to Larry Wilmore — The Daily Show’s senior black correspondent.
• Talk about tarnished childhood memories. The little kid from Family Ties has been arrested for domestic violence. [UPDATE: Oooh -- and look at his mug shot. That's effed up.]

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