• Buzz tried her hand at casting the spinoff of Beverly Hills, 90210. (BuzzSugar)
• This week, we interviewed Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver about Season 2 of The Riches on FX. (Daemon’s TV)
• Marcia lists her five favorite TV characters of the moment. Naturally, Barney takes the top spot. (Pop Vultures)
• Much like Eli Stone, Scooter was followed around by a George Michael song this past Thursday. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
• Vance loves Judy Greer! Likes Miss Guided (Tapeworthy)
• This week, Jace was all about the Paley Festival (his fifth!) where he attended events for Pushing Daisies, Chuck, Judd Apatow, and the Buffy the Vampire Slayer reunion. (Televisionary)
• Dan pondered Battlestar Galactica‘s Jamie Bamber and House‘s Hugh Laurie in an effort to figure out which English actor does the best American accent. (TiFaux)
• We list the 5 Shows you should be watching! [the TV Addict]
• Kate would have cut the entire bottom three (plus Erik) on Top Chef (TV Filter)

• Buzz chatted with Parker Posey about Project Runway and The Return of Jezebel James (BuzzSugar)
• Sandie talked about why she loves HBO’s new show In Treatment. (Daemon’s TV)
• Marcia said farewell to yet another season of Project Runway. (Pop Vultures)
• Rae couldn’t stand it anymore and finally made to talk about America’s Best Dance Crew. (RTVW)
• Scooter counts down his ten favorite characters on television. Sadly there was not enough room for Flavor Flav who just missed the cut. (Scooter McGavin 9th Green)
• Vance celebrates that the Sun is finally shinning! At least on Lost. Toronto is still pretty snowy and grey (blech). (Tapeworthy)
• This week, Jace was disappointed by the latest obnoxious “twist” on Beauty and the Geek, depressed about the pilot for the US adaptation of Spaced moving forward, and was surprised by how much he actually still enjoys CBS’ multi-camera sitcom Old Christine. (Televisionary)
• Dan loves Rashida Jones from her days on The Office, but he simply can’t endorse her new sitcom Unhitched. (TiFaux)
• Jennifer weighs in on Britney Spears guest starring on How I Met Your Mother, and it isn’t pretty. (Tube Talk)
• After watching the premiere of CANTERBURY’S LAW, the TV Addict uncovers the secret method to FOX’s Madness! [the TV Addict]
• Raoul interviewed Joel from “Survivor.” (TV Filter)

• With the finale of The Wire looming, BuzzSugar wondered what series have had the best finales — and which should have ended better. (BuzzSugar)

• Since FX’s The Riches is returning on March 18, Sandie posted some behind the scenes videos for Season 2. (Daemon’s TV)
• Despondent about the end of The Wire? Marcia consoles herself with a drinking game for the final episode. It’s an excellent way to dull the pain of losing such a brilliant show. (Pop Vultures)
• With an overview of what to expect in its second season and what she talked to Courteney Cox about, Spads tried to convince everyone to give Dirt a try. (RTVW)
• Since you will undoubtedly be hearing on your television in the coming months, might as well get to know Missy Higgins now. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
• Vance gets reflective when he sells out to Oprah’s Big Give, reviews quarterlife without ever having seen it, and notes how unconfortably similar Matthew’s relationship with Old Christine is with his own sister. (Tapeworthy)
• Hungry for some more culinary-themed reality mayhem this week, Jace took an advance look at the fiery season premiere of Top Chef. (Televisionary)
• Dan ventured into music videos this week, exploring the concept of Room Clearers — songs that you 20% love, 80% hate (first up, Escape Club’s Wild Wild West). (TiFaux)
• Kate made a list of the top ten scary/awesome things about The Real Housewives of New York City (TV Filter)

• Buzz picked out some favorite TV catchphrases. If you disagree, we’ll have to hug it out. (BuzzSugar)
• Eric wondered who your Constant is after watching this week’s episode of LOST. (Daemon’s TV)
• Plattie praised the BBC’s Being Human, which features a vampire, a werewolf and a ghost and yet somehow lacks a full series order. (Pop Vultures)
• Rae wants you to help her create the perfect “Memorable TV Moments” mix-tape. (RTVW)
• If Tom Arnold channeling David Hasselhoff doesn’t get you to watch the new season of Dirt, Scooter just doesn’t know what will. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
• Because Vance is so shallow, he analyzes the boys chances for winning/surviving American Idol(/beating David Archuleta) based on their hairdo’s in a week where he shamelessly celebrates the hotties to watch for. (Tapeworthy)
• While his attention were pulled towards new episodes of Last Restaurant Standing, Top Model, and Project Runway, this week Jace’s constant was his love for Lost. (Televisionary)
• Welcome to the Captain is the best little show you’re probably not watching — so says Dan. (TiFaux)
• This week, the TV Addict proposed to NBC President Ben Silverman that he actually re-make a show people care about. Meaning, it’s time for THE WEST WING: The Next Generation. (the TV Addict)
• Raoul interviewed Yau-Man from Survivor. (TV Filter)

• Buzz wondered if a movie version of The Wire would be a good idea. (BuzzSugar)
• Sandie shared a preview clip from the new season of FX’s DIRT. (Daemon’s TV)
• Marcia considered whether Ashes to Ashes was a worthy successor to Life on Mars. (Pop Vultures)
• Rae dissected what she liked and disliked about the Knight Rider movie and admits she’d probably still give it a shot if NBC picks it up. (RTVW)
• Dr. Abbott, Ed Stevens, Ms. Hendricks, Mac’s roommate, The Shredder, Uncle Phil, and George Michael? Sign Scooter up for more episodes of Eli Stone even if ABC won’t. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
• Cover your ears, TV fans. Jennifer couldn’t contain her anger and ranted against NBC for canceling Las Vegas. (Tube Talk)
• The TV Addict helps pitch FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS to the CW, TNT and SCI FI (the TV Addict)
• Vance LOVES Lost even though he is completely lost while trying to follow the show. (Tapeworthy)
• This week, Jace was underwhelmed by Knight Rider, entranced by Lost, and hungry for more of BBC’s culinary competition, Last Restaurant Standing. (Televisionary)
• Dan dug up some reality show contestants’ porno past, including folks from Survivor and American Gladiators. (TiFaux)
• Raoul interviewed Mary from Survivor (TV Filter)

Here be this week’s links… You’ll have to look through all of them to find the drinking game!

• Buzz is pitting all of this season’s Project Runway looks against each other to figure out which is the most fab. (BuzzSugar)
• Eric came up with the Top 5 TV Villains on television today. (Daemon’s TV)
• Marcia celebrated Valentine’s Day by remembering some of television’s greatest kisses. (Pop Vultures)
• After attending the taping of MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew premiere episode, Spads shared tidbits from her conversations with judges JC Chasez, Lil Mama, and Shane Sparks. (RTVW)
• Scooter finally got around to watching the first two episodes of the new season of Lost and, um, well… yeah. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
• Last week, Vance bawled while watching Friday Night Lights. Now he may bawl at the thought of NOT being able to watch any more new Friday Night Lights. (Tapeworthy)
• Dan took some time to think about whether he actually liked Eli Stone, or whether it was just the best scripted show still in new episodes. Either way, Jonny Lee Miller’s dreamy. (TiFaux)
• Jennifer pondered why everyone falls for Boston Legal’s Shirley Schmidt and gushed about Scott Bakula’s visit to the firm. (Tube Talk)
• Kate came up with a Gossip Girl drinking game. (TV Filter)
• Taking a page from HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER’s Barney and his Hot/Crazy Scale, the TV Addict is proud to introduce the LOST Quality/Question Scale! (theTVaddict.com)

• Buzz wonders how many ’80s TV references you can pack into one little Ben Lee music video. (BuzzSugar)
• Araya tells us why Friday Night Lights is number 2 on his Top 10 TV Shows list. (Daemon’s TV)
• Pop Vultures interviewed writer Eric Estrin and got his perspective on the WGA strike. (Pop Vultures)
• To explain her love for Anna Fricke, Rae channeled her Dawson’s Creek fangirl of television shows gone by. (RTVW)
• Much like the chick from Girlfriends, the dude from Live, and Puff Daddy’s man servant, Scooter McGavin now supports Barak Obama in the Democratic primaries. Because seriously, who is not swayed by an endorsement from one of the Pussycat Dolls? Yes We Can!! (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
• Vance skipped The Super Bowl but loved all the super bawling on Friday Night Lights which deserves a bit of that 97 Million Super Bowl football audience. (Tapeworthy)
• Jace was all about advance looks at British telly this week, with reviews of new series That Mitchell and Webb Look and Last Restaurant Standing on BBC America. (Televisionary)
• Dan interviewed Tonight Show writer Michael Jann about the WGA strike as part of the Adopt a Writer project. (TiFaux)
• Jennifer questioned whether Nip/Tuck should be renamed “Nip YUCK,” after the latest developments. (Tube Talk)
• Kate picked the five best and five worst looks from this season of Project Runway. (TV Filter)

• Buzz suggested some books for fans missing their Gossip Girl, Brothers & Sisters, Heroes, and more. (BuzzSugar)
• This week, Daemon’s TV introduced their new regular feature, DVR (Daemon Video Recap), a fun video recap chipmunk-style of your favorite TV shows. (Daemon’s TV)
• Liz enjoyed a hefty dose of manufactured drama (with some crazy bitch, to boot) on the Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency. (Glowy Box)
• Marcia explained why Supernatural is one of the most underrated shows on television. (Pop Vultures)
• Feeling nostalgic, Rae recalled favorite childhood TV shows and moments from Buffy and Dawson’s Creek among others with a TV meme. (RTVW)
• For those that want to relive the show before its second season premiere March 2nd or if you just need some scripted television to watch before it goes the way of the dinosaur, Scooter is giving away Dirt Season 1 starring Courteney Cox on DVD. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
• Vance admits to liking guilty pleasures like the movie 27 Dresses, the new single by OneRepublic and the TV show Carpoolers. Yes, Vance is that one person watching that show. (Tapeworthy)
• This week, Jace was all about Lost, with exclusive interviews with Matthew Fox, Josh Holloway, Elizabeth Mitchell, Michael Emerson, and Yunjin Kim, advance reviews, and morning-after analysis. (Televisionary)
• TiFaux got naughty and kinky this week by offering up the Top Ten TV-Related Safe Words. (TiFaux)
• Tube Talk celebrated the new season of Lost with a hilarious parody starring the Lost(Tube Talk)
• Raoul found out the crazy things people say when they file complaints to the FCC about your favorite shows (TV Filter)
• Thanks to some shameless in show advertising, the TV Addict deems NBC “Nothing But Commercials” (TheTVaddict.com)

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• Buzz shared tons of stories from the Freaks and Geeks reunion in San Francisco. (BuzzSugar)
• Sandie interviewed Sophia Myles who plays Beth Turner on MOONLIGHT (Daemon’s TV)
• Liz watched writers from The Daily Show and The Colbert Report stage a hilarious mock debate on the strike. (Glowy Box)
• Fergus looked at five shows that never made it to the airwaves, much to our disappointment. (Pop Vultures)
• To kick off the Adopt A Writer project Kelley interviewed Jasmine Love, a writer with credits from Moesha, The Division, and The District. (RTVW)
• Usually the first quarter is a slow time for finding new albums, but Scooter has rounded up a list of 29 albums to check out in the next four months. Well, 28 and Ashlee Simpson. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
• Vance is going to miss Betty and Chuck during the strike hiatus. (Tapeworthy)
• Jace was all about British TV this week, from an advance look at Torchwood‘s second season opener to the awe-inspiring finale of Life on Mars. (Televisionary)
• Dan had some misgivings about Carson Kressley’s tepid new show How to Look Good Naked. (TiFaux)
• Raoul interviewed Rachel and TK from The Amazing Race. (TV Filter)

• Buzz issued a bold challenge to recast Buffy the Vampire Slayer. (BuzzSugar)
• Eric wrote about the French titles (translated) of American TV shows (Daemon’s TV)
• Liz previewed Hollywood Residential, a promising new single-camera comedy premiering Wednesday on Starz. (Glowy Box)
• Marcia reviewed the second season opener of Torchwood and, for the most part, liked what she saw. (Pop Vultures)
• Rae had fun talking to a fellow Buffy fan and the woman behind Kyle XY’s Jessi XX, Jaimie Alexander. (RTVW)
• For those that prefer your horror movies to be more classic slasher like Evil Dead than realistic gore like Saw, you should definitely check out Hatchet starring the chick from Buffy the Vampire Slayer not named Buffy and the dude from Dharma and Greg not named Greg. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)
• Vance is still undecided about Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. (Tapeworthy)
• Desperate for something to watch, Jace tuned into the first two episodes of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles and pleaded with John Connor to wash his greasy hair. (Televisionary)
• Who do you think would win a knock-down, drag-out fight: NBC’s Chuck or Rami from Project Runway? (TiFaux)
• Jennifer had a “biting” good time interviewing Moonlight’s Sophia Myles about what it’s like working on a show about vampires. (Tube Talk)
• We posted an in-depth interview with LOST star Elizabeth Mitchell, who’s not surprisingly far more delightful than her somewhat sinister character Juliet. (theTVaddict.com)
• Kate watched American Idol for the first time ever – and loved it. (TV Filter)

BuzzSugar: This week, we were disappointed by Cashmere Mafia, challenged you to recast The Nanny, and wondered which late-night host grew the best strike beard.

Glowy Box: It was a relatively quiet week at Glowy Box (and on TV), but Liz still managed to enjoy this week’s challenge on Project Runway, and be preached to by “Model4Jesus” on Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency.

Daemon’s TV: Sandie posted the new midseason 2008 premiere TV schedule and interviewed the cast and crew of the new KNIGHT RIDER TV movie. Eric reviewed the first two episodes of the new season of MEDIUM.

Pop Vultures: We ignored those silly New Year’s resolutions in a celebration of television’s most vice-ridden characters. We also explained why the television blockbuster is doomed to failure and wondered why Kylie Minogue’s face never moved in the Doctor Who Christmas special.

RTVW: Spads wrapped up her three-part series about her time on the Chuck photoshoot. Saying goodbye to 2007, Rae shared her top seven memorable moments of the year and, ringing in the new year, wondered about the 2008 New Year’s resolutions of some of her favorite TV characters.

Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green: Already nostalgic for 2007? Then go back and look at Scooter’s lists for the Best (and Worst) of the Year including the best television, albums, and 100 best songs of the past twelve months. For those hoping the would combine two of the best channels on TV, The History Channel and The Weather Channel, you really want to check out Scooter’s preview of When Weather Changed History. And for those that like to be told who to vote for, Scooter has endorsed a presidential candidate just as the primary season begins.

Tapeworthy: It’s the new year and everybody seems to have a best of list and Vance LIVES to make Best of Lists as if they actually mattered. So here are his picks for the Best Movies, Best Music and Best Television of 2007! Happy New Year!

Televisionary: This week, Jace–ecstatic about Televisionary being named one of ten “Must Click” TV websites by Entertainment Weekly–took a look at the new Doctor Who Christmas Special entitled “Voyage of the Damned,” bemoaned the loss of Goth contestants Kynt and Vyxsin on The Amazing Race, and offered his television-themed New Year resolutions.

TiFaux: This week’s highlight was our take on the Top Five and Bottom Five TV deaths of 2007. We also did a before and after on Gossip Girl’s Penn Badgley and his various incarnations (and his poor hairstyle choices) and pondered the similarities between Dexter and Sweeney Todd.

Tube Talk welcomed back the boys of late night, beards and all, pondered why Rosie O’Donnell was voted the most annoying celebrity of 2007, and shared a first look at the new Knight Rider TV movie and KITT’s voice.

TV Filter: We have some awesome Anthony Bourdain swag to give away – you can still enter. Raoul interviewed the Goths from The Amazing Race and Kate was ecstatic over the return of Gossip Girl.

The TV Addict: Picked his favorite shows of 2007. Made some outlandish predictions for 2008 and started the craze that’s sweeping the nation: TV Addicts Anonymous. Only together we can survive the WGA Strike!

-Neil Sinhababu at Cogitamus is the new reigning king of absurd Buffy references with his detailed guide to the republican primaries by assigning them to some of the show’s more infamous villains. I applaud anyone’s ability to bring “Moloch the Corruptor” into a political conversation (sorry, Ron Paul), but comparing Giuliani to David Boreanaz is sacrilege in these parts.

-Vulture was kind enough to blow-up the new ads for The Wire so we can indeed read in between the lines. No real spoilers, but this whole “homeless serial killer” business does not bode well for our beloved Bubbles. They also have an interview with Michael K. Williams (everyone’s favorite thug homo, Omar) about the new season and playing the show’s most unique character. More on my excitement for the fifth season of The Wire when I review the premiere this Friday…

-Tifaux has a rundown of the best and worst TV deaths of 2007. I’ll never be done mourning you, U-turn.

-Gawker Media’s new science fiction blog only officially launched today, and the Firefly and Doctor Who references are already too numerous to believe. Keep in mind that those poor kids are paid by page views.

Daemon’s TV: This week Sandie took a first look at pictures from the second season of Jericho. Araya posted part three of our interview with the cast of Chuck, including Zachary Levi, Yvonne Strahovski, and Adam Baldwin. Eric shared his thoughts on the pilot of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.

Glowy Box: After answering some googled questions about Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency and Cash and Treasures, Liz celebrated the holiday season by recapping Pinocchio’s Christmas, which was surprisingly lacking in likeable characters, and Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town, the classic Christmastime ode to freedom and Democracy.
Pop Vultures: This week, Marcia continued her obsession with TV’s opening titles by naming the 5 best opening credits sequences, although she’s fairly certain no one will agree with her choices. She then managed to gather her thoughts about the Dexter season finale. Also, guest poster Tracey checked in with a woman-on-the-scene report from Monday’s strike lines.

RTVW: This week our TV Advent Calendar featured a bonus Bones scene under the mistletoe and we sounded off about our favorite holiday TV. Plus, Rae wondered how an episode of Scarecrow & Mrs King could still be considered “promotional.”

Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green: As the television season winds to a grinding halt, you can always reminisce the past year by going through Scooter’s 57 Channels and Only This Is On archives to relive the highs and lows of the season (or if only to check out the previous Gratuitous Token Hot Chick Picture of the Week). Still need something to get that annoying cousin for Christmas who thinks he’s ghetto despite living in suburbia? Try the new Lupe Fiasco album. And a Christmas movie with Olive Snook, Maeby Fünke, and Hurley has to be good, right?

Tapeworthy: Merry Ludachristmas! Vance went to “30 Rock” in New York and saw Christmas marathon of stage shows, including the Rockettes, Wintuk and The Grinch Musical (and the White Christmas The Musical back in Toronto). Also back in Toronto, Project Runway Canada had its finale with host Iman getting her regal final word in.

Televisionary: This week, Jace was blown away by the sheer genius of Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant’s series-ender special of Extras, enraptured by the extended trailer for Season Four of Lost, and felt justified with his picks for the best TV of 2007.

TiFaux: This week, we ended up watching more TV on the internet than on the actual tube. That is, shows produced exclusively for the internet. First, there’s the indie rock/comedy duo of Carrie Brownstein (of Sleater-Kinney) and Fred Armisen (of SNL) who produce the pretty darn funny Thunderant series. Then, there’s hipster comedians Gabe and Jenny, who created an awesome clip spoofing The Hills. Rounding out the week, Kyle noticed a weird similarity between Pushing Daisies and Bill Murray’s Groundhog Day.

The TV Addict: offered up an early review of TERMINATOR: THE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES, interviewed SMALLVILLE’s Allison Mack and Krisin Kreuk and wrote an Ode to JOURNEYMAN.

Tube Talk: Jennifer overdosed on Christmas movies, Ashley shared her favorite TV holiday episodes and readers chimed in with their choices, too, (Chrismukkah and Happy Festivus anyone?) and we rejoiced at the news that Pete Ross was returning to Smallville. Merry Christmas everyone!

TV Filter: Raoul interviewed Todd from Survivor. Kate discovered, much to her dismay, that she liked Crowned: The Mother of All Pageants and counted down her favorite not-too-Christmassy Christmas episodes of the past.

TV With MeeVee: We talked to Donald Trump and Gene Simmons – yup – about the upcoming “Celebrity Apprentice.” We rocked the news that “Gossip Girl” star Ed Westwick has a rock band. And we taught you how to identify Cylons without having sex with them.

BuzzSugar: This week, we questioned ABC’s Thursday scheduling choices, wondered about television’s best platonic duo, and made a gingerbread (Dr.) House.

Daemon’s TV: This week, Sandie talked about the day she and Araya spent with the cast of Chuck and took a first look at the revamped K.I.T.T. for the new Knight Rider movie. Araya talks about Christmas with 30 Rock.

Glowy Box: It was a fashion-heavy week as Liz (along with the rest of the nation) was outraged by the season finale of America’s Next Top Model, enjoyed the manufactured drama on Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency, and loved this week’s challenge on Project Runway.

Pop Vultures: Here on PV, we counted down the 5 best TV theme songs ever and somehow forgot to include The Love Boat. We also sent a television wishlist to Santa and contemplated the depths of Victorya’s passive-aggression in a recap of last week’s Project Runway.

RTVW: Continuing with our series of behind-the-scenes videos from the folks over at WB, we got our first peek at what goes on inside the Supernatural Writers Room. Spads began her three part series on the Chuck photo shoot she attended, including getting all fangirl-y over Zachary Levi and what Adam Baldwin and Yvonne Strahovski talked about during lunch.

Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green: To get into the holiday spirt, Scooter previews the latest ABC Family move, Snowglobe. And if you ever wonder how you could make Christmas even better: just add some Hall and Oates. And with the holidays rearing soon, you can check out the 9th Green’s Holiday Schedule to see when Scooter will be unveiling his best of the year lists and find out how you can influence one of the posts and get on his Christmas list.

Tapeworthy: Vance thinks 30 Rock and Friday Night Lights are NBC’s two best shows right now. He’s a little behind on Project Runway but recaps the disaster episodes (the one with male models and the one with shoulder pads), and wraps up the last How I Met Your Mother of the year. Still no mother…hmm.

Televisionary: This week, Jace was beyond thrilled to see Damages, Pushing Daisies, Big Love, and 30 Rock among the nominees for this year’s Golden Globes, intrigued by the news that Will Arnett would be providing the voice of KITT in NBC’s new Knight Rider backdoor pilot, and heartbroken while watching the last filmed episode of Pushing Daisies.

TiFaux: Dan was thrust into an identity crisis after coming to terms with his crush on the gal who plays Nick George’s wife on Dirty Sexy Money. We also discussed the new Gap ads featuring some of our favorite people: John Krasinksi, Amy Poehler and Will Arnett. Maggie abandoned the television for one night and went to the theat-uh – to see Aaron Sorkin’s new play The Farnsworth Invention (which is based on the invention of the television).

Tube Talk offered a sneak peek at the new Knight Rider and unveiled photos of the new KITT. Jennifer interviewed Moonlight’s Jason Dohring, and he dished about upcoming episodes. Tube Talk Girl continued her insane obsession with ‘90s TV stars, as she posted a vintage Doritos commercial with some familiar faces and pondered the fact that Scott Baio is no longer 45 and single.

The TV Addict: With the holidays fast approaching, we offered up some early Christmas gifts for TV Addict’s everywhere. An interview with MOONLIGHT star Jason Dohring, some SUPERNATURAL spoilers a first look at the new KNIGHT RIDER and a partridge in a pear tree.

TV Filter: Kate wished Bonanza City had been a little more Lord of the Flies after all and decided that 30 Rock is the new The Office. Raoul talked to Azria and Hendekea from The Amazing Race.

BuzzSugar: We got all pumped over these prequels to The Wire, debated whether Showtime shows could work on CBS, and asked for votes on the best new TV character of ’07.

Glowy Box: Liz celebrated a new season of crazy bitchitude with Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency, reveled in a fantastic episode of Scrubs, and tried to keep up with all the action on this week’s sweeps-worthy Desperate Housewives.

Daemon’s TV: This week Sandie shared some promo posters for FOX’s new show, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. Araya shared some of his thoughts on the finale of Heroes, and is wondering if he spoke too fast about 30 Rock being back on track.

RTVW: ‘Tis definitely the season if our posts this week are anything to judge by. We introduced a new daily holiday feature, a TV related advent calendar, for everyone out there counting down to Christmas. Then Rae gushed over the Food Network’s 12 Days of Cookies daily enewsletter and we closed the week talking about the Psych and Top Chef holiday specials.

Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green: With December upon us, Scooter waxes poetic about his favorite Christmas story, A Christmas Carol. Then with the Grammy nominations out, Scooter predicts who will win and more importantly says who should win.

Tapeworthy: Vance definitely wants more “Cabo in the pants” on Friday Night Lights (and in his own life :P)! Which is certainly happening with Blair on Gossip Girl . It’s not wrong to go to the gym in an effort to get more “Cabo in the pants” (health shmelth, let’s be honest here, we’re all shallow to a degree or else no one would be watching Gossip Girl) but maybe watching the Food Network while working out isn’t the best plan of action.

Televisionary: This week, Jace ecstatically celebrated the return (albeit brief) of Bravo’s Top Chef, bid a sad farewell to NBC’s Chuck for the time being, and laughed his butt off while watching this week’s typically hysterical episode 30 Rock.

TiFaux: Kind of a sleepy week on TiFaux, but we managed to talk about some international programming (that Dan watched on the plane across the Atlantic). We also reminisced about the greatness of Sifl and Olly and told the producers of the next Top Design to keep that crazy dame Kelly Wearstler.

TV Filter: Raoul interviewed Heather from ANTM. Kate wondered why almost all of the Christmas specials were made in the 60s and decided who she’d be friends with at Constance Billard.