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Programming Note

It’s upfronts week in New York, which means I’m going to spend a lot of the next few days going from one network fall-schedule presentation to the next, and posting here as time and actual-interesting-things-to-write-about permit. Many of the new shows have been announced or leaked last week, but there’s still the possibility of news or the kind of goofy network pitchmanship that the upfronts are known for.

This means that blogging about non-upfront subjects will be a little light this week. But while I’m out and about, I’m going to be posting some interview excerpts from my set visit to the Lost finale. (Look for the first one later this morning.) And you can check my Twitter feed for tweets from the upfronts. Keep your fingers crossed.

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