Tonight, the lesson that Will Shuester didn’t know he was teaching the kids of Glee wasn’t necessarily about accepting each other, as much as it was that family units develop in many different ways, and when the chips are down, you always stand up for your family.

Now that that pesky show called ‘Lost’ is out of the way, we can all spend more time in our weekly ‘Glee’ chats, right? Come join us back here at 9 PM Eastern to “GaGa” with us over the night’s episode. See you then!

A short week of releases still manages to offer some gems, both new (‘True Blood,’ ‘Leverage,’ ‘Royal Pains,’ ‘Flashpoint’) and old (‘The Virginian,’ ‘The Glory Boys,’ ‘The Contract’).

The wait is over, as Jen and Adam prepare to elope. But a night of domestic wrong turns with Jeff and Audrey cause them to be the one thing they can’t afford to be — late.

The first of a two-part finale on ‘Dancing With the Stars’ is said and done. And the big story here is not who’s going to win; that’s obvious! No, the breakout news was the introduction of a new dance move that will sweep the nation! I call it “hair whuppin!”

…the theme wasn’t necessarily about answering a bunch of mythological questions (In this case, who the mother is), but in growing the characters and putting them in a better place. For a fairly uneventful thirty minutes, “Doppelganger” was a surprisingly satisfying episode.

You see, it’s all about great characters, relationships — it’s not about the island at all. Oh, wait, wrong finale. But, while an island played no part in the episode, relationships and the characters most certainly did.