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All right kids. This is the week we’ve been waiting for. It is what all those boring summer hours of reruns and high-quality premium-cable dramatic series have brought us. Over the next two days we get the premiere episodes of two of network television’s most thoroughly entertaining series. To commemorate this, let me throw a couple links your way.

Alan Sepinwall of the Star-Ledger interviews Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas* about how he maps out the show’s mysteries. Needless to say, it sounds daunting. (NOTE: if you haven’t seen Veronica Mars but would someday like to check it out, skip this article because it goes into great detail about how the previous seasons ended. Though now that I’m thinking about it some more, my site is suppose to serve primarily as a way for me to get people to watch the shows that I enjoy watching, and since I’d like everyone to start tuning in for V-Mars, you might as well read the article and maybe — hopefully — it’ll make you want to dial it up tonight and enjoy the bliss that is a teenage private-eye and her mystery-solving antics. So disregard this note.)

As for Lost, some of you may have heard about the interactive web-game The Lost Experience, which was suppose to add a whole other level of storytelling to the Lost universe. Well, BuddyTV went to the great effort of summarizing the whole damn thing for those of us who aren’t quite as die hard. Sounds like the conclusion was the whole thing seemed to be a bit of a bust. I’m for innovation, but sometimes a TV show can be maddening on its own.

Veronica Mars 9:00pm ET Tuesdays on CW | Lost 9:00 Wednesdays on ABC

*Not that Rob Thomas

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