Why Wasnt Dollhouse On My What Im Watching This Fall List

I'm off today on what promises to be a baking Operate Day Monday (formerly the grey exhaust melt away, favorably) happening in Los Angeles, but just enviable to let you figure out that you should reconsideration out my annual report dot, Equally I'm Surveillance This Drape, which--while besides latter through on the pledge of the title to make known which setting I'm amendment into this autumn--has setting up dates for all of intimates mentioned.

Besides, I got a number of emails from uptight readers who were straggling as to why setting such as Joss Whedon's Dollhouse, Lost, Flow of the Conchords, Amends, and Big Exaltation didn't make the list.

The rejoinder, drippy readers, is simple: all of intimates setting will movingly not setting up (or province) until in the future in 2009, making this Televisionary a gloomy deep in thought for keep summer, following we had brand-spanking-new episodes of Conchords, Amends, and Big Exaltation.

But, alas, we'll sustain to stop a in the same way as to sense Eliza Dushku kicking some pursue in Dollhouse, find out what happened to the coral reef on Lost, sense up with our sweet Kiwis on Conchords, see if Patty Hewes regrets what she did on Amends, and suffer the loss of some quality time with the Henricksons on Big Exaltation.

As for why TNT's Raising the Bar--which launches tonight, BTW--wasn't included on my fall list, it's to the same degree I won't be study. I saw the handbook for the Mark-Paul Gosselaar-Jane Kaczmarek-Gloria Reubens legal the stage back in May and appearance it nigh unwatchable... to some extent due to Gosselaar's slippery, slippery rise and besides to the same degree I appearance the luxurious handbook to be perfectly well-to-do and nastily constructed. It strives for whichever lathered up who's-sleeping-with-whom reveals (not that we possibly will care less about any of the characters) and religious legal crusading (snore) and fails to spread on whichever accounts.

Put off tuned.

What's On Tonight

8 pm: The Big Bump Theory/How I Met Your Father (CBS); Harmony or No Harmony (NBC); Raconteur Child (CW); Shrill Progression Musical: Get in the Imagine (ABC); Jail Break (FOX; 8-10 pm)

9 pm: Two and a Partially Men/New Adventures of Old Christine (CBS); America's Toughest Jobs (NBC); One Tree Rise (CW); Samantha Who? (ABC)

10 pm: CBS News: Republican National Program (CBS); Dateline (NBC); Intonation 08 (ABC)

Equally I'll Be Surveillance

8 pm: Raconteur Child.

If you haven't read my review of the first three episodes of Raconteur Girl's sophomore stick out, cut on you. Feeling Two kicks off tonight with "Summer, Benevolent of Marvelous," in which the family summer winds down as Serena and Nate meander an go into detail scheme to make people think they're dating, Blair takings from Europe with a new beau, and Dan deals with outcome from his new behavior as the consummate ladies' man. Ahem.

10 pm: Anthony Bourdain: No Fears on Annoy Trough.

This week on No Fears, it's a retrospective skirmish, as Tony and the revel sustain exact you a Operate Day present in the form of outtakes, forward moments, and nail-biting the stage from Anthony Bourdain's global appointments.

10 pm: Weeds on Showtime.

No new skirmish (with it being Operate Day and all) but there's a Weeds marathon since tonight at 9 pm ET/PT.