"Idol Thoughts", WGA Strike, Terminator & Others

- I saw the last half of American Idol last night. Is it wrong of me that I was glad when the perky beauty queen got the boot? She was even given a totally fair shot then complained that she didn't. What a drama queen. Also, I don't really like the nerd (the one who kind of looks like Rob Bell from Mars Hill Bible Church), but he is a "character" and will probably last for a while. Also, I cannot wait for the Top 24 so I can start getting to know these people. Except, I am already in love with Syesha (the girl who was saving her voice). *sigh*

- The WGA strike is over! Click here to see if your favorite show is coming back this season or not.

- I haven't had a chance to watch Terminator yet this week. (And I really want to!) I'll have the recap when I get a chance.

- When Saturday Night Live comes back, Tina Fey will be hosting.

Writer's Strike Over?

According to Nikke Finke, the one-stop-shop for reliable strike-related news, the end of the WGA strike may be announced by the end of this week. If you didn't hear, News Corp. mogul Peter Chernin canceled his appearance at the Super Bowl so he could negotiate with the WGA over the weekend. Word came out Saturday that a compromise had been reached and Sunday, Cherin was at the Super Bowl after all, and apparently telling people that "the strike is over," according to Finke. According to TVGuide's Michael Ausiello, Grey's Anatomy and Desperate Housewives are already planning to get back in production in March. In fact, most returning shows are planning on resuming production, while all new shows (Pushing Daisies, Gossip Girl, et al) are focusing energies on their second season.

More will be posted when details come out.