LOST Without You

Does anyone else fear that that TV as we know it, is about to cease to be?  Tonight we see the series finale of "LOST."  One of my favorite shows for years now, which understandably needs to come to a close at some point, but it's still so sad to see it go.  And I could probably handle that more easily if we weren't also about to say good-bye to "24,"  also a favorite since the pilot.  I guess Jack Bauer needs kick ass elsewhere.  


And perhaps I don't have a lot of support on this, but I LOVED ABC's "Flash Forward," which is sadly ending its first and last season this year.  And don't get me started on FX's "Damages."  It physically pains me to think I'll never get to see what the next move for Patty Hewes will be.


And then there's talk that "The Big Bang Theory" is the next "Friends."  Are you kidding me?  I watched that show once and could barely make it to the credits.  That's supposed to be good TV these days??


Oh, but not to worry.  The CW has announced a midseason series!  It's a reality show called, "Shedding for the Wedding."  Sure to be as engaging and inspiring as "The Bachelor" spinoff, "More to Love."  


Sigh.


Good-bye LOST.  I'm really pissed that you killed off Sun and Jin, but you were a great show.  Make another good one, J.J.  And fast!

Dammit Damages! Don't Go!

It's no secret I love TV, but it's not often that I urge people to watch a show.  Damages" on FX starring Glenn Close, made me do just that.  SUCH a great storyline, incredible acting, a reason to look forward to Monday.  But now it could be gone... forever!


Tonight was the third season finale, but word on the evil entertainment street is that tonight may very well have been the series finale.  Ratings have dropped for reasons I couldn't begin to try to explain.  I want nothing more than to see what tough, New York attorney, Patty Hewes has in store for us next.  But will we ever know??  If Sony has their way - yes!  They are making every effort to find a buyer such as DirecTV to help pay for the expensive production costs, but with the ratings what they are it's a tough sell.  


So... we have a slim chance at winning this case.  


How soon can we file an appeal?