Today at Gawker.TV, Joel McHale says goodbye to Tyra Banks' talk show, Fox and Friends get a brand new couch, Family Guy does Star Wars, and we're deeply unsatisfied by Lost's finale and just may prefer Jimmy Kimmel's fake alternate endings.

Once upon a time, there was a television show about a bunch of people on an island. For six years it was one of the most fascinating things on TV. And then it ended, in the worst way possible.

As the bigtime Lost finale approaches (Sunday, 9pm), folks are getting concerned that the show won't end satisfyingly. Well, concerned might be too gentle. Some people are preemptively angry. We're wondering today: Do they have a right to be?

Today at Gawker.TV, Kobe Bryant appears on the Modern Family finale, Lost creators Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof read Dave's Top Ten, Sam Rockwell puts on dancin' shoes, George Lopez talks nonsense, and Google prepares to take over your TV.

You may have noticed that some intrepid Gawker.TV folks ventured to the LOST Exhibition at the Vilcek Foundation last night. Not content to settle for photos only, we also took some video of the event. Please to enjoy.

Tonight, a special preview of the Lost showcase at the Vilcek Foundation was held for select members of the press. Somehow we were invited and decided to channel our extreme excitement into photos for the rest of you to enjoy.

Could the show that has redefined science-fiction for the masses be the harbinger of what television-drama will become? While flashbacks and flashforwards gave the audience insight into character's lives, the flashsideways are what could make for cutting edge television drama.

Here's a LOST theory for you: If Jack and Claire don't have their recommended dosage of alcohol PEOPLE DIE! There is a lot of pent up anger going on, and island rehab doesn't seem to be working.

Damon Lindelof and Carton Cuse dropped by Jimmy Kimmel Live last night to announce the day the show will end its run: Sunday, May 23rd. Then they all joked about a "Hurley and the Smoke Monster" spinoff. Which we'd watch.

Ending speculation, Carlton Cuse tweeted "No State of the Union conflict with LOST! We go Feb. 2!" Meanwhile White House press secretary Robert Gibbs is saying he doesn't "foresee a conflict." So, the State of the Union is probably on Jan. 26, and may actually only be The Corner's second-least favorite show on television.