Up on time.com today, and in the issue on newsstands tomorrow, is a package on The 25 People to Blame for the Financial Crisis. (25, thanks to Facebook, now being the default number for lists of things.)

I didn’t work on writing the list, but there are nominees notorious and obscure from many fields. But I have a further suggestion: …

…slipped again last night, as James Hibberd reports. 

The reason this may be good news? The drop was only 6%—and it was facing the second hour of American Idol.

Nielsen reports some figures this morning on the most popular TV shows streamed online from network websites. In December, the ratings company says, Grey’s Anatomy was the third-most streamed show, with 879,000 unique viewers. Maybe a bit surprising, since Grey’s does not get online buzz in proportion to its network ratings, but it’s a …

Before you read this post, go deep, deep underground and watch last night’s Lost. 

…and while I’m out, feel free to engage in wild speculation about tonight’s Lost, about which I know next to nothing. Here’s the next to nothing that I know, from ABC’s press release:

LOCKE TAKES IT UPON HIMSELF TO PUT AN END TO THE ISLAND’S VIOLENT SHIFTS THROUGH TIME, ON ABC’S “LOST”

“This Place is Death” – Locke takes on the

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Going to be out for much of the day shooting a video for time.com. Not, fortunately, a music video. In the meantime, chew on this:

* Showtime announced a second season for United States of Tara yesterday.

* Amy Poehler’s Parks and Recreation—for some weird reason my favorite title for a new show in a long time—is staffing up.

* …

New York Comic Con—a smaller version of the behemoth held in San Diego in summer—was held last weekend, and I attended for the first time. I went just for a day, with the rest of the Tuned In family (the Tuned In Jrs. got into a packed-to-the-rafters lecture by the author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid), in part because, compared with the …