Here's the very short first teaser for the sixth and final season of Lost.

Be aware that there is no new footage in this teaser, and, apparently, nor will there be any new footage from the final season released prior to the season going to air. Word is the producers have convinced ABC that the new season is so full of twists that to release even a snippet of footage would work against the series. So it looks like the only teasers we'll get will be scenes from previous seasons mashed together. With that in mind, there are actually some fan made trailers on YouTube that are better than this teaser, but you get that. It's still a great idea and definitely has me chomping at the bit to see the new season.

No exact air date has been announced, although expect it to kick off during January 2010. Then, mid February, after just a four (or so) episodes, expect a two week hiatus as the ABC takes Lost off air to make sure it doesn't compete with the Olympics.

Fox has released the official trailer for 24 season 8.

Jack Bauer is trying to settle into retirement, but as you would expect, news of a plan by assassins to interrupt the signing of a peace agreement with the President won't allow him to keep his feet up for long.

Watch the trailer below:

Expect it on Fox January 17, 2010.

The stars of Legend of the Seeker offer insight into season 2:

Watch a sneak peek clip from Legend of the Seeker S02E01 'Marked', featuring the Mord'Sith's Cara and Triana in what can only be described as a sexy as hell bath scene:

ABC's V premieres on November 3, will air for only four episodes, and then will vanish until sometime early in 2010.  But before all that, ABC has released the first eight minutes of the series online.  Watch it below:

Here's the extended promo for The Vampire Diaries S01E07 'Haunted'.  Unfortunately I've just learned this won't air until October 29, but you get that.

The new Doctor Who logo unveiled

Yes, it's confusing.  It seems few people know what the next series (or season) of Doctor Who actually is.

First, in the US each new batch of episodes are called a "season".  In the UK each new batch of episodes are called a "series."  In the US this is confusing because a season takes place within a series, but in the UK a series takes place within a series.  Yep, damn confusing.

Further, David Tennant's reign as The Doctor took the current new TV episodes of Doctor Who to series 4 in the UK (season 4 in the US).  But since then Tennant has also appeared in a number of "specials" which some fans classify as being a self-contained fifth series (or 5th season in the US).  But of course all this talk of series/seasons doesn't take into account the series/seasons of Doctor Who right back to the beginning.

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