Tonight is the premier of LOST Season 5 on ABC. If I remember correctly, it’s two episodes tonight starting in about 30 minutes.
I’m really excited to see what happens this season. I’m sure in true lost fashion we’ll end up with more questions than answers. 
Here’s a preview:
I hadn’t really thought about this until today, but it looks like Janurary might be a good month for TV. Returning seasons, new seasons, finalies… there is a lot going on this month!
24 – I’m hooked on this show, and season seven which starts on the 11th will be the first season I’ll actually watch on TV. Yup, I’m late to the 24 club, but thanks to a friend (and Best Buy) I’m now caught up and eagerly awaiting the new season. There’s not enough time!!!
Battlestar Galactica – For a show that started out as the “best thing on TV” it sure went downhill fast. Part of that is because they broke 6-12 months between seasons, and part of it is because the show just lost it’s edge. It returns on Janurary 16th for not only the final episodes of season four, but also the final episodes of the series. Will we find out what happened to Earth? Who is the final Cylon? What happened when Starbuck “died”? At this point does anyone care anymore? It’s coming to an end, and hopefully it’ll end on an up swing.
House M.D. – Returning on the 19th is Dr. House and staff. This show is simply awesome, and I’m always eager for more House.
Fringe – The best way to describe this is to probably call it a modern day X-Files. It’s close, but certainly doesn’t do the show justice. It comes back on the 20th, and I cannot wait to see what Walter has to say in the new episodes. 
LOST – The new season starts up on the 21st after a rather pathetic online game, “Dharma Wants You”. I love LOST, but lost intrest in that whole game very quikly… it simply didn’t hold up to the past games. Will we get any answers this season? Probably, but as always expect every answer to bring a dozen more questions. Will we find out more about the four toed statue? Doubt it.
Burn Notice – The 22nd is the return of Burn Notice. This show really took me buy surprise. I read about it on Neowin.net, and finally caught an episode of it. Prior to Neowin.net, I hadn’t heard or seen anything about it. It’s about a spy who has been blacklisted and dumped in Miami, and he’s trying to figure out who did it and why. Bruce Campbell is a co-star, which should be more than enough reason to watch it!
Stargate: Atlantis – I guess I should also note that Stargate: Atlantis finally dies on the 9th. I’m really surprised that the show lasted as long as it did, but it’s finally leaving. Oh sure, we’ll get a couple of direct to DVD movies out of the series, which will most certainly suck as much as the Stargate: SG-1 movies did.
Tonight is the season premier of the new Knight Rider. I enjoyed the movie they aired a while back, so it’ll be interesting to see how the show does. Looks like they’ve beefed up the car a bit more.
Tonight (in about half an hour) will be the return of Heroes. Starting at 8:00 p.m. EST is a 1 hour special / recap. With the two hour season premier of Heroes: Villains (season 3) starting at 9:00 p.m.. I’m excited!
Well, it looks like it is about time for me to call up Comcast and re-subscribe to Showtime.
Last night was the premier of Spike TV’s first original comedy, The Factory. And boy does it suck.
I think I may have managed to make it through 15 minuites of this train wreck. For a comedy, there wasn’t a single thing that made me even crack a smile. The filming is done in such a way that made me think I was watching a mad homemovie. Aside from being dull, the characters are idiots.
Do you have one of those guys where you work that tells something that he thinks is funny, waits for you to laugh, and when you don’t he repeats himself? The experiance I get from that multiplied by four would sum up my experiance with The Factory.