Mad Men will call it quits after six seasons, all of the season finale dates in one handy link, Drew Carey's new WTF, a geeky TV theme song quiz, and 200,000 Jeopardy! questions and answers all in one place.

In TV News...

  • Mark your calendars, here are all of this year's important finale dates in one place. [Fancast]
  • Mad Men's creator, Matt Weiner, announced that the show won't go further than six seasons. Pulling a "Lost", eh guys? [The Weekly Blend
  • Drew Carey has been developing a hidden-camera show for CBS called WTF—but in this case, WTF stands for "Wow, That's Funny!" Sure it does, CBS. Sure it does. [The Live Feed]
  • As it turns out, Lost will go on a one-week hiatus before the end of the season. They will re-air the Richard Alpert episode, "Ab Aeterno," on April 27th before the last four episodes air in succession. [TV Overmind]
  • Vh1 is totally over the "looking for love" genre of television shows that it's come to brand so well. Tom Calderone, Vh1 president, said "As much as they've enjoyed the ‘Love' franchise, our audience was getting a little fatigued by all those manufactured reality shows." [Warming Glow]
  • 200,000 Jeopardy question and answers all in one place. [Geekosystem]
  • Take a listen and play this Geeky TV Theme song quiz. [Geek Sugar]

Around the Web...

  • Just in case you've been living under a rock all day, Gizmodo has photos (and video!) of the the new iPhone. [Gizmodo]
  • Congratulations to Last.fm, who scrobbled it's 40 billionth song today. [Mashable]
  • Getting punished for "being awesome:" a collection of the most insane detention slips. [Huffington Post]
  • Here's a chart of the sleep patterns throughout a person's life cycle. Seems pretty true for me, at least. [Flowing Data]
  • Caught on camera: 27 weird (yet creative!) vandalized ads. [Urlesque]