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Lost star rerouted to Hawaii Five-O

As production winds down on Lost, cast member Daniel Dae Kim is the first of the bunch to find his next acting job. The 41-year-old who plays Jin-Soo Kwon on ABC's hit show has been cast in the new Hawaii Five-O television series for CBS.

Watch the first four minutes of Lost season six

If you can't stand to wait the three days and change left until the season six opening of Lost, look no further than YouTube to provide you with some pain relief. The first four minutes of the show's final season opener have turned up on the popular video provider.

Exclusive: A review of the pilot script for The Walking Dead TV series

Is there such a thing as having too much dead people in your entertainment quota?

AMC says yes to Walking Dead TV pilot

American Movie Classics is getting into the zombie apocalypse business.

Conan O'Brien leaves The Tonight Show with $45 million payout

If you get laid off by your company, how much severance should they pay? The answer to that question for most of us will be "Not that much," but if you've got a high profile and host a television show, you may be able to squeeze more bucks out of your employer. Like about $45 million.

More Robot Chicken has been ordered

Already in its fourth season, Adult Swim's stop-motion animated Robot Chicken has just been picked up for two more additional seasons. That's an order of 40 new episodes which will keep the cable network swimming in pop culture parody shorts until at least 2011.

American remakes of Torchwood, Doctor Who being planned

The Fox network is working on an American remake of Torchwood -- and there may be a second attempt by the network to make a Yankee version of Doctor Who down the road.

The 67th Annual Golden Globe winners

On Sunday evening the winners for the 67th Annual Golden Globes were revealed as selected by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Here are the complete list of nominees for film along with the winner of each category:

Conan O'Brien doesn't want to follow Jay Leno

Conan O'Brien has aired his mind about NBC's decision to move The Jay Leno Show to 11:35 PM and push back the start of his The Tonight Show to 12:05 AM. As is typical Conan, the red-headed one was funny and observant in his statement but also firm in his convictions against his network's decision: he doesn't want to do his show after Jay Leno.

Read what Conan had to say below.

When the Olympics are over Jay Leno is officially out of prime time

Today NBC Universal's Jeff Gaspin confirmed the rumors that were bubbling to the surface of showbiz reporting last week, that Jay Leno's spell as a prime time talk show host would be coming to an end.

Will the Late Night/Tonight Show dilemma be solved by Jaywalking to a new timeslot?

Speculation is now reaching a crecendo about what will happen to NBC's nightly line-up of Jay Leno, Conan O'Brien and Jimmy Fallon. After strong rumors were heard that the network has offered to shuffle Leno back to an 11 PM berth from his failing 10-o-clock perch (and reportedly the comedian agreed to the deal), the talk is now that it's up to the red-haired O'Brien if he wants to remain in control of The Tonight Show or have it moved to 12:05 AM, to immediately follow a half-hour Jay Leno Show that begins at 11:35 PM. O"Brien's former roost, now Fallon's Late Night, would then air at 1 AM.

Lost's last supper has its secrets

In what's becoming a tradition for popular television shows entering their final season, the cast of the sixth and final season of ABC's Lost have assembled for a cast photo done in the style of Leonardo's The Last Supper. 14 cast members, two photographs and supposedly a buttload of hidden clues to be discovered in the photos -- if you can find them.

First trailer for Doctor Who series 5

As 2009 drew to a close so too did David Tennant's run as the Tenth Doctor on BBC's Doctor Who. Tennant's departure through four seasons of playing the character meant the arrival of a new actor, Matt Smith, to play the new incarnation of the Time Lord. In the closing moments of part two of "The End of Time" we saw the Tenth Doctor depart and the Eleventh step into his shoes...and then came the trailer previewing the fifth season of the newly revamped Doctor Who show.

Stargate Universe, Sanctuary renewed

Buoyed by strong Friday night ratings on Syfy, the specialty cable channel has ordered full season renewals for Stargate Universe and Sanctuary. 20 episodes have been ordered for each show, thereby granting Universe a second season and Sanctuary a third.

Parks and Recreation writer hits the Jackpot

It could be coming to a television set near you in about 8 months. "It" is a television show with the title of Jackpot, successfully pitched by Parks and Recreation writer/editor Alan Yang to the Fox Television Network. Hey, they gotta find something to replace Dollhouse with, right?