Conan's TBS show is given a start date, Pound Puppies and GI Joe will be making their way back onto TV, Charlie Sheen signs a deal with Two and a Half Men, and Smallville's next season will be its last.


Jay Leno loads one of his precious antique cars onto a tow truck. Karma's a bitch? Image via LA Photo.

In TV News...

  • Conan O'Brien's TBS show has been given an official airdate: November 8th. [Variety]
  • Nerve has ranked every male character on Lost in terms of sexiness. [Nerve]
  • Speaking of Lost, the invitations to the official Lost finale viewing party are quite cool. [The Live Feed]
  • Holy 80's, Batman! New versions of Pound Puppies and G.I. Joe are coming back to TV. [TV Squad]
  • Humorous cheat sheets for TV series finales. [Movie Rival]
  • Never fear, fans of Two and a Half Men, Charlie Sheen just signed a two-year contract to stay on with the show. [The Live Feed]
  • Sadly, Kyle MacLachlan will exit Desperate Housewives. He'll apparently be back for a few episodes in the fall to help tie up the Bree/Orson storyline. [IMDB]
  • You can watch a preview of Will Arnett's upcoming Fox sitcom, Running Wilde. [I Watch Stuff]
  • (Insert joke about cancellation being Superman's kryptonite here!) Smallville's next season will be its last. [Hollywood Life]

Around the Web...

  • Naked photos of MacGruber have made their way onto the internet. So, uh, if you like NSFW photoshopped-to-be-tiny penises, go ahead and click this! [Celebuzz]
  • From Rock of Love Bus to Donald Trump's biggest fan? Here's a story about the unlikely comeback of Bret Michaels. [TV Squad]
  • The Ghostbusters make a triumphant return to the New York Pubic Library thanks to the folks at Improv Everywhere. [Gizmodo]
  • More bad news for the music industry—we've just had our worst week for album sales since 1991. [NY Times]
  • This is pretty helpful: 13 essential tips for getting a job on LinkedIn. [Mashable]
  • In the mood to smile at your food? How about 30 photos of sandwich art? [Urlesque]
  • A two-headed kitten and a five-legged puppy? Ben Hoffman sings a song about "Freak Animals." [Current.TV]