Well, I should be in bed since I have to get up earlier for work tomorrow, and exhaustion is going to beat the insomnia thing tonight, but since I know I'm such an invaluable resource, my dedication to giving you the lowdown on what's new every week demands I push on. I am an unstoppable force of TV info (those of you I work with know where the joke is in that... does anyone I work with actually read this?).
Besides, I can't do it during lunch anymore...
Monday, 2/19
The Wiggles; Disney. 6 am CST. Season Premiere.
I like the Wiggles, and my kids (well, the youngest one as the oldest has moved on) love them. I'm not a big fan of the show because it seems as if the secondary characters and animation has taken over, but the fact that this show is in its fifth season is pretty cool. I don't know if this season has Greg at all (he had to leave the group due to an illness), so it may be interesting to check out.
And, Brian, I am starting to get that "Wiggles: Behind the Music" bug again. Thanks again for putting it in my head.
Three never-before-seen episodes of Spongebob Squarepants debut on Nickelodeon at 6 pm CST.
And Pope returns to Prison Break; and, I'm guessing we'll get some follow-up to the splat from two weeks ago.
Wednesday, 2/21
Sit Down Comedy With David Steinberg; TV Land. 9 pm CST. Season Premiere.
The second season opens with a chat with Jerry Seinfeld.
Thursday, 2/22
Say goodbye to The O.C., bitch. Series finale at 8 pm.
And after, what, a MONTH of B.S. auditions, American Idol actually has a results show tonight.
A January repeat of Smallville brings us the episode when the Justice League formed.
Jan and Michael go public with their relationship on The Office.
Speaking of The Office, I've been meaning to mention that Rashida "Karen" Jones is in a Fall pilot, so if it gets picked up, the Pam/Jim/Karen love triangle will probably fall apart (good move on creators' parts by getting Roy and Pam back together early).
Sunday, 2/25
A little awards show called the Academy Awards finally happens. ABC gets the ceremony, which begins at 7:30 CST and ends who knows when. The TV Guide Channel and E! will be running Oscar-related shows all day long, so you'll know everybody's answer to "What are you wearing?".
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