What's going on at the other TV blogs via the internets.

• BuzzSugar has the scoop on the Freaks & Geeks reunion.
• Bill O'Reilly is not happy with David Letterman or John Edwards.
• Mad Men's Rich Sommer (Harry) has one of the coolest celebrity blogs you'll find, and check out the incredible Xmas card he sent out.
• What were you doing in 1983? I was graduating from high school and watching MTV.
• New York picks 10 shows that they'd like to see NBC's Ben Silverman bring back.
• This teen wanted to crash a Hannah Montana concert - literally.
• Matt Roush loves ABC's new show Eli Stone.
• During the strike, Alan Sepinwall is reviewing episodes of Cupid.

• TV Guide's Matt Roush predicts the winners of tonight's Emmy Awards.
• Speaking of the Emmys, Joan Rivers won't be on the red carpet this year...she's blogging instead!
• Jaime Weinman compares various seasons of several Miller-Boyett shows, including Perfect Strangers, Angie, and Full House.
• Did you know that Mike Nelson has a blog?
• Nikki Finke is still not a fan of Jon Stewart hosting the Oscars.
• Anthony Bourdain is blogging Top Chef.
• The Futon Critic lists the 10 things you need to know about the new season.

• Best Week Ever interviews Michael Emerson (Ben from Lost).
• Do all those "Save [Show Name Here]" campaigns really work?
• Another celeb interview: BuddyTV interviews James Kyson Lee (Ando from Heroes).
• Yes, Trump did indeed have something to say about Rosie leaving The View early.
• How many lawsuits have been filed against Brandy anyway?
• TV Guide's Matt Roush calls Hidden Palms "The O.C. meets Hitchcock."
• Here are the May sweeps ratings for the evening news (hint: Katie is still in third place).
• Cracked lists the 15 Painfully Unforgettable Cartoon Theme Songs.

TV Guide's Matt Roush thinks that by having a nuclear bomb explode during the riveting first four hours of this season's 24, the counter-terrorism drama may have set itself up for failure by "peaking too early."

Despite a few moments of true excitement this season -- the return and the subsequent stabbing of President Logan, the assassination attempt on President Palmer II and the apprehension of terrorist Abu Fayed in grisly Jack Bauer fashion -- there has been almost non-stop griping about how this season hasn't been up to par.

TV Guide critic Matt Roush said he's been receiving a lot of complaints from fans of 24 wondering what in the heck has happened to their favorite drama this season.

Between wasting the fabulously compelling return of the Logans -- Gregory Itzin and Jean Smart -- and the recently cutback on the number of scenes containing the fair-haired American hero Jack Bauer, Roush said he must concur with many fans' assessment that, 16 hours into this season, it's not looking too good.

What does 24 need to do in the remaining eight hours left in season six to redeem itself? Roush says, "A change of scenery, a change of personnel, something, anything to rouse 24 from the dead-end torpor it has found itself in this season."

• On the cover: a supergigantic, mega preview of The Emmy Awards, including an interview with host Conan O'Brien.
• Matt Roush calls Vanished "cliche-ridden," but loves Spike Lee's documentary about Hurricane Katrina, When The Levees Broke.
• A guide for parents on how to use the ratings system.
• Richard Dean Anderson talks about Stargate SG-1's 200th episode.
• Ausiello has the scoop on a new cast member joining House.
• In the print edition: a preview of the new season of Prison Break; a Q and A with Shannen Doherty about her new relationship show; and a look at the new Raven sequel on the Disney Channel.

• On the cover: race car driver Dale Earnhardt, Jr. has a "revved-up attitude."
• An interview with The Dead Zone's Sean Patrick Flannery.
• Michael Ausiello talks with Cheri Oteri and finds out what happened to that show she was going to do with J.J. Abrams.
• Matt Roush isn't too thrilled with the TV version of Blade.
• In the print edition only: a Q and A with House star Lisa Edelstein; a diary from the set of The 4400; everything you wanted to know about So You Think You Can Dance; a guide to all the crazy plots on the soaps this summer; and a guest column from Garrison Keillor.

• On the cover: Kyra Sedgwick is The Closer, about to start its new season.
• Matt Roush is excited about the new season of both Deadwood and Entourage, but not that excited about Lucky Louis.
• Who's in and who's out on the new season of The 4400.
• In the print edition: an interview with American Idol's Elliott Yamin; a Q and A with The Dead Zone's Anthony Michael Hall (I didn't even know this show was still on); Bryan Singer talks about the A&E special about Superman, Look, Up In The Sky;  an A to Z guide to the world of 24; and a preview of the new season of Entourage.

• On the cover: a rundown of all the season and series finales, including an interview with CSI: Miami star David Caruso.
• Matt Roush loves this season of The Sopranos, but NBC's 10.5: Apocalypse? Not so much.
• A look back at Malcolm in the Middle.
• In the print edition: a visit to the set of How I Met Your Mother as they tape the season finale; a guest column from Megan Mullally; another guest column, this time from writer David Mamet (The Unit); and a visit to the set of That 70s Show, which is ending after eight years.

• On the cover: TV's Sexiest New Star. That's right, it's Dwight from The Office. Oh, just kidding. It's Wentworth Miller from Prison Break.
• This week, Matt Roush explains why he likes all the carnage on TV lately. And he reviews the new Ten Commandments (he calls it a "dud," and "instantly forgettable." I think he likes it!)
• An interview with grandma Cheryl Ladd.
• In the print edition: a parent's guide to the best TV for kids, a preview of What About Brian?, your questions answered about The Amazing Race, and a look at the singers and musicians that this season's American Idol finalists have in their families.

• On the cover: NCIS, the show no one you know watches.
• Matt Roush on the season premieres of 24 and The Shield.
• In the print edition only: an interview with Heather Graham of Emily's Reason's Why Not, a behind the scenes look of Wolfgang Puck's new Las Vegas restaurant, and a Q and A with Boston Legal's Julie Bowen.
• An interview with John Stamos about the return of Jake In Progress and why he really didn't want to join the cast of ER.