LIVE: LOST, Season Six, Episode 12

Matt Cherette · 04/13/10 07:00PM

It's that time again—time to put a wrench in the smoothness of your day and get all befuddled as you watch tonight's new episode of LOST. Luckily, you'll be in good company. Inside, your open thread for discussion.

Let's Get This #tvparty Started!

Kristina Lucarelli · 04/13/10 06:30PM

GLEE IS BACK. I repeat. Glee. Is. Back. But Lost is on tonight too! God bless DVR for solving the hardest choice I'll have to make this week.

Your Tuesday Night TV Lineup

Matt Toder · 04/13/10 06:15PM

TONIGHT: Tuesday usually just means LOST but also big tonight is the return of Glee and since they overlap, DVR's all over the world are sure to get a good work out.

Fire Lane

Brian Moylan · 04/13/10 06:04PM

[Is this what happens when a temperamental passenger realizes a cabbie has been price gouging? Nah. But this taxi did suddenly burst into flames on Ninth Ave in Manhattan today. Image via Splash]

Everything You Need to Know About Glee in 60 Seconds

Arianna Reiche · 04/13/10 05:00PM

Landline TV has packed absolutely everything you need to know about Glee for its premiere tonight into sixty fabulous seconds (including mysterious, bespectacled piano guy).

Daily Link Roundup: TV News and the Best of the Rest on the Web

Whitney Jefferson · 04/13/10 04:00PM

The Simpsons send snarky congratulations to the South Park crew, Patton Oswalt gets cast on a comedy pilot, Treme is renewed after one episode, Steven Seagal's sex slaves, and a Glee drinking game for tonight's premiere!

What Twitter Ads Will Look Like

Ryan Tate · 04/13/10 03:53PM

Twitter has finished presenting its money-making plan at an advertising conference in New York, and it's remarkably simple: Stick ads into people's Twitter streams. Where they'll read them like everything else.

3D Television Isn't For Everyone

Brian Moylan · 04/13/10 03:45PM

If you're old, pregnant, under the age of 20, or regularly sleep deprived/drunk, you may not want to buy a 3D TV. At least that's what the manufacturers of these sets are now warning consumers. Is 3D-TV the new Olestra?