Tonight on 24, we learned the main bad guy is having issues with his girlfriend, who thinks he’s an importer/exporter who is extremely devoted to his work.
The FBI agent who’s [most likely in the end] a good guy and smitten with his female co-worker is frustrated by the fact that each minute she’s getting more and more like Jack Bauer and less like the bright-eyed by-the-book FBI agent he fell in love with all those years ago.
In the White House, the president is showing some backbone by refusing to negotiate with the terrorists who have kidnapped the first husband. Meanwhile, upstairs in President Heaven, President David Palmer is looking down on all this and thinking to himself…

Tonight’s episode of Lost, The Little Prince, didn’t have a lot of action, but it made up for that with answers and more riddles. Most of this show seemed to be about groups of people doing things. More specifically, groups of men. Locke and Sawyer had their little bonding moment. Sayid and Ben (and somewhat Jack, when he wasn’t trying to help Kate out) also spent some quality time together. The most surprising thing in this episode was the transformation of Sawyer into Mr. Emotion. 

Back in the day when Yankees games were telecast over the MSG network, my favorite broadcaster who covered the Yankees was 
After eight months, Lost picks right up from where it left off with two new episodes, Because You Left and The Lie. The show which seemingly juggles genres finally started probing two issues that it had hinted at in earlier years–time travel and (well, for the first scene at lease) the workings of the DHARMA Initiative.