Kyle XY Season 3 Episode 3 Electric Kiss airs Monday January 26 at 9/8c on ABC Family.

A NEW ADDITION TO THE TRAGER HOUSEHOLD STIRS UP TROUBLE IN AN ALL-NEW EPISODE OF “KYLE XY,” MONDAY, JANUARY 26 AT 9:00 PM ET/PT ON ABC FAMILY

Burbank, CA (December 31, 2008) Emotions flare in the Trager household when Jessi moves in, in “Electric Kiss,” an all-new episode of “Kyle XY” premiering on ABC Family on Monday, January 26 (9:00 10:00 PM ET/PT).

Kyle’s apprehension about Amanda gets worse as she has trouble preparing for a very important piano audition. Convinced that Latnok did something other than sedate her on prom night, Kyle enlists Jessi’s help to make things right. But Jessi’s constant presence with Kyle and her moving in with the Tragers only upsets Amanda more. Can Kyle and Jessi help Amanda in time for her audition, or will the dynamic duo be too much for her to deal with?

Meanwhile, love runs amok in the household as Lori starts to date Mark behind Stephen’s back and Josh is miserable while Andy is on vacation.

“Kyle XY” stars Matt Dallas, Marguerite MacIntyre, Bruce Thomas, April Matson, Jean-Luc Bilodeau, Chris Olivero, Kirsten Prout and Jaimie Alexander.

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House Season 5 Episode 13 Big Baby airs Monday January 26 at 8/7c on Fox.

MONDAY, JANUARY 26

–”HOUSE”(8:00-9:01 PM ET/PT) CC-HDTV 720p-Dolby Digital 5.1

HOUSE TESTS CAMERON’S PATIENCE AS THE TEAM TAKES ON THE CASE OF A TOO-GOOD-TO-BE-TRUE TEACHER ON “HOUSE” MONDAY, JANUARY 26, ON FOX

Cuddy decides to spend more time at home to take care of her newly adopted baby and passes some of her day-to-day responsibilities off to Cameron, including supervising House. Cameron is forced to play House’s games and becomes involved in a power struggle as he and the team take on the case of a Special Education teacher who collapsed after spitting up blood in the middle of class. As House tests Cameron’s tolerance for his extreme measures, the patient continues to fall ill and House insists the teacher’s seemingly inherent goodness is actually a pathology. Meanwhile, Foreman must make a critical decision regarding Thirteen’s participation in the Huntington’s drug trial in the “Big Baby” episode of HOUSE airing Monday, Jan. 26 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/ PT) on FOX. (HOU-513) (TV-14 D)

Cast: Hugh Laurie as Dr. Gregory House; Lisa Edelstein as Dr. Lisa Cuddy; Omar Epps as Dr. Eric Foreman; Robert Sean Leonard as Dr. James Wilson; Jennifer Morrison as Dr. Allison Cameron; Jesse Spencer as Dr. Robert Chase; Peter Jacobson as Dr. Chris Taub; Kal Penn as Dr. Lawrence Kutner; Olivia Wilde as Thirteen

Guest Cast: Erika Flores as Sarah; Andy Scott Harris as Johnny; Tammy Dahlstrom as Tammy; Saige Ryan Cambell as Jessica; Sam Gregory as Screaming Kid; Bobbin Bergstrom as Nurse

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The Simpsons Season 20 Episode 9 Lisa the Drama Queen airs Sunday January 25 at 8/7c on Fox.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 25

–”THE SIMPSONS”(8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT) CC

A CLASSMATE HELPS LISA UNLEASH HER INNER AUTHOR ON “THE SIMPSONS” SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, ON FOX

Emily Blunt (”The Devil Wears Prada”) Guest-Voices

Lisa meets an equally academic and creative new friend named Juliet (guest voice Emily Blunt), and together they construct a fantasy world that takes them both a little too far from reality in the “Lisa the Drama Queen” episode of THE SIMPSONS airing Sunday, Jan. 25 (8:00-8:30 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (SI-1922) (TV-PG L, V)

Voice Cast: Dan Castellaneta as Homer Simpson; Julie Kavner as Marge Simpson; Nancy Cartwright as Bart Simpson; Yeardley Smith as Lisa Simpson; Hank Azaria as Moe; Harry Shearer as Skinner; Pamela Haden as Milhouse; Tress MacNeille as Dolph

Guest Voice Cast: Emily Blunt as Juliet

Cold Case Season 6 Episode 14 The Brush Man airs Sunday January 25 at 8/7c on CBS.

RUSH AND THE TEAM REOPEN THE 1967 CASE OF A MURDERED BRUSH SALESMAN WHEN HIS REMAINS ARE FOUND AT THE BOTTOM OF A DUCK POND, ON “COLD CASE,” AT A SPECIAL TIME, SUNDAY, JAN. 25, 8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT

“The Brush Man” - Rush and team reopen the 1967 murder case of a brush salesman when his remains are found at the bottom of a duck pond. They learn that he had a hidden past and that some people in his territory were afraid he would reveal secrets he knew about them, on COLD CASE, at a special time, Sunday, Jan. 25 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

SERIES REGULARS:

Lilly Rush: Kathryn Morris
Scotty Valens: Danny Pino
Lt. John Stillman: John Finn
Nick Vera: Jeremy Ratchford
Will Jeffries: Thom Barry
Kat Miller: Tracie Thoms

RECURRING CAST:

Paul Cooper: Raymond J. Barry

GUEST CAST:

Roy W. Gunn: Bailey Chase
Glenn Drew ‘67: William Ragsdale
Glenn Drew ‘09: Monte Markham
Kevin Drew ‘67: Drew Osborne
Kevin Drew ‘09: Duane Whitaker
Diane Drew ‘67: Wynn Everett
Diane Drew ‘09: Pat Crowley
Norm Fawnshawe ‘67: Matthew Alan
Norm Fawnshawe ‘09: Brad Greenquist
Joannie Pogue ‘67: Alexa Havins
Joannie Pogue ‘09: Robyn Peterson
Alice Mills ‘67: Alla Korot
Alice Mills ‘09: Hildy Brooks
Harry Hapgood ‘67: Justin Ipock
Harry Hapgood ‘09: Jerry Hardin
ND Young Man ‘67: Jon Bradford

WRITTEN BY: Elwood Reid

DIRECTED BY: Roxann Dawson

On Lost Season 5 Episode 1, we learned what happened to the island after it disappeared. It went through a time loop. In order to save everybody from dying, Jack and Ben hope to gather those who escaped the island all up and go back.

Three years ago as they were on their way to rescue, the six plus Frank are trying to agree to lie to protect those who remain from Charles Widmore. Hurley doesn’t like the plan, but Penny tells him there’s no calling her father off. The truth is crazy, unless somebody backs him up, but nobody else is willing to tell it.

Back in the present, Hurley gets pulled over by a cop. Luckily it’s Ana Lucia, who tells him it was dumb of him to pull over and that he needs to pull himself together. And Libby says “Hi.”

Dan needs to calculate a new bearing in order for them to leave, which requires him to figure out when the hell are they.

Hurley stops at a convenience store, where he sees himself on TV. The girl at the counter recognizes him, but at least she doesn’t know he’s wanted by the police.

Kate gets a call from a mystery friend and is on her way there.

Ben tells Jack that, if there’s anything he wants, he needs to pack it because he’s never coming back. Jack responds simply “Good.” Ben’s going to move John somewhere safe. He’s dead, isn’t he?

Hugo shows up at home wearing an I Heart Shih-Tsu shirt and with an Iraqi over his shoulder. He tells his dad David that he’s in danger, though he’s not sure from whom. LAPD arrives to have a little chat. He didn’t kill three people, though. Sayid did. David tells him they’re not going to be able to wake Sayid up from having been shot by a dart and that they need a doctor.

Kate arrives at mystery friend’s place. It’s Sun.

Ben pays a visit to a butcher. He doesn’t want the porterhouse… just for a corpse to be watched.

The island crew has been trying to get fire all day. Neil the frogurt guy is growing impatient with them. Charlotte can’t seem to shake her headache, and she’s having memory loss. Dan knows what’s wrong, and she knows it. Before he has to answer to her, Miles has brought them all dinner, a boar. This sets Neil off. They can’t even get fire. All he had to do is ask. A flaming arrow hits him. Since more are on their way, it may be time to run. Frogurt guy’s a goner, though. We hardly knew him. Some other people who aren’t particularly relevant die as well.

David says he’s either crazy or he’s lying. He’s not crazy, and he has a really good reason for lying. Before he can tell the reason, Hugo’s mom Carmen shows up to find a not breathing guy on her couch.

Kate tells Sun about the lawyers. Sun doesn’t think they’re interested in exposing the lie, just getting Aaron.

Since they’re in need of a doctor, Hugo sends his father with Sayid to Jack, who wants to get him to the hospital. Getting their hands on Sayid was pretty easy. David’s got another request: stay away from Hugo.

Carmen’s now pushing Hugo for answers. He admits it was all a lie, then he tells her the truth, which sounds nutty. She believes him anyway, which could quite possibly be because the story doesn’t make a lot of sense.

Sawyer and Juliet get grabbed in the jungle by people who want to know what they’re doing on their island.

Jack begins his work on Sayid. He hooks him up to some machines and injects him with something. Shining a light in his eye is what really gets to him and causes him to wake up.

Ben arrives at Hugo’s house. He can get him out of there, but Hurley doesn’t trust Ben because Sayid warned him not to. They all want the same thing. To go back to the island. A convincing argument, but Hugo says “Never, dude” and runs outside to the cops. He admits to being a murderer. He killed four people… or three people… or however many people are dead.

As the men are about to cut off Juliet’s hand, someone comes to save the day. That could only be Locke.

Ben’s told he only has 70 hours, and if he can’t get them all to come back, God help them all.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of Lost Season 5 Episode 3 Jughead, which airs Wednesday at 9/8c on ABC.

At the end of season 4, the Oceanic Six (Jack, Kate, Sayid, Hurley, Sun, and Aaron) got off the island, which seemed to be a good thing since it disappeared and all. They decided they had to lie to everybody about everything in order to protect those who remained on the island.

Ben has told Jack that they need to go back to the island, all of them. First they’ll grab Locke’s body. Since he’s dead, he should be easy to convince. Next, Hurley should be pretty easy since he’s in a mental institution. Jack believes he needs to go back to the island because John told him that, if he didn’t, everybody on the island would die.

Going back three years to the day the island was moved, we see that Locke was standing there next to Richard until a bright light flashed. Then Richard disappeared. Dan and the others heading back on the boat were inside the radius and were moved with the others on the island. The freighter, however, is gone. Sawyer’s plans to go back to the camp are dashed when Bernard tells him there is no camp. Dan tells them the camp isn’t gone and that he needs to go somewhere manmade. He says the camp isn’t gone. It just hasn’t been built yet.

Some lawyers show up on Kate’s doorstep and ask for blood samples from her and her son to determine whether they’re actually related. They don’t divulge who they’re working for, but it’s enough to scare her. She throws them out and says to come back with the sheriff. While they’re off getting him, she tosses some stuff in a bag and grabs Aaron. Farewell house.

Dan doesn’t want to explain, so Sawyer slaps him. He compares the island to a skipping record, saying that Ben’s actions at the orchid station dislodged them from time.

Elsewhere on the island, Locke almost gets hit by a plane, the Nicaraguan one where Boone died. Not having learned his lesson from Boone’s collapse, he tries climbing up to it until shots are fired, striking him in the leg. It’s their old pal Ethan. John decides to tell him the truth, which is a bad idea. As Ethan prepares to shoot him, the bright light flashes again. At least the crazy guy with the gun is gone now, although the sun has gone down with it. Sawyer asks Dan when they are now. His response is that they’re either in the past or in the future. Brilliant answer.

Sun’s at an airport flying to LA. When the airport agent is checking her in, she asks her to wait there after taking her passport. Then they lock her in a room with Widmore. He wants to know about their “common interests.” She wants to kill Benjamin Linus, too.

As they’re watching the news, Ben and Jack hear that Hugo is being accused of killing someone. As for Hurley, he’s at a drive thru with Sayid, who Hugo suggests should get some more comfort food so he doesn’t have to go around shooting people. Sayid says he’s been working for Ben. To clear up any confusion about this, he tells him to do the opposite of whatever Ben tells him, should he ever have the misfortune of running into him again. After a shootout in which Sayid kills someone else, Hurley’s spotted with a gun in his hand. Hurley says they never should have left that island.

Dan and the others arrive at the hatch to find it’s all blowed up, which at least means they’re at a point after when they crashed on the island. He warns them that it’s not possible to change anything. If they try to do anything different, they will fail every time.

Locke gets up to find the plane upside down on the ground. Richard’s back, and he knows there’s a bullet in Locke’s leg. He told him he was shot. Or he will tell him that anyway. Like Dan, Richard doesn’t want to explain anything, but he warns him that he won’t recognize him the next time they meet, so he gives him a compass. Oh, and by the way, he’s going to have to die. Then there’s another flash, and the plane’s back where it was before.

The others are also back in time, and the hatch is back, albeit closed. Sawyer heads to the back door for some supplies, and he plans to get Desmond to let him in, except Desmond didn’t know him back then since they never met. Dan tells him to stop wasting his time because if it didn’t happen, it can’t happen. Sawyer doesn’t like that answer because everybody he cares about just blew up. Juliet wants to head back to the beach. When they get started, Charlotte’s nose begins bleeding. She says it’s nothing, but Dan doesn’t seem to agree. Having just told Sawyer not to bother banging on the door, he does so for 20 minutes, and Desmond finally answers, gun in hand. The rules don’t apply to Desmond because he’s special. Dan tells him that everybody is in danger and that he has to go back to Oxford and find his mother. Desmond wakes up from his island nightmare and knows it was real. He has to get to Oxford.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another live recap of Lost Season 5 Episode 2 The Lie, which airs next on ABC.

Last night American Idol went to San Francisco in American Idol Season 8 Episode 3. The show was desperately starved for talent, but we did see Adam Lambert and Kai Kalama toward the end of the night.

Tonight’s stop is Louisville, Kentucky. The first trick for the contestants is to figure out which pronunciation of Louisville is correct.

Tiffany Shedd is up first. We know she’s going to bomb, but at least she’s going to college when they reject her. She sings Mariah Carey’s Hero. Simon calls her a donkey. After walking out, she’s angry that the show is just looking for nerds and freaks, which explains how she got on it.

Joanna Pacitti has been trying to make it in the industry since she moved to LA at age 16. A&M Records signed her back then. In 2007, she was dropped from her label a year after her debut album. So much for this show being about the best undiscovered talent in America. Granted, it’s obvious nobody discovered her music when she had a record deal. She sings Pat Benetar’s We Belong. It’s obvious this chick can sing, but I’m not liking this trend of people coming on Idol for a second/third chance.

Mark Mudd, Jr. has a story about how he’s almost died 5 times and how he’s related to Samuel Mudd, the doctor who fixed John Wilkes Booth’s leg after he broke it while shooting Abraham Lincoln. He sings George Jones’ White Lightning. Sounds better than I’d expected. Simon suggests he go on Wheel of Fortune instead. When he’s walking out of the room, he tells the judges to be careful, which they believe is a threat.

Brent Keith Smith sings Bad Company’s Something for You. Paula is pleasantly surprised. Simon didn’t like the song, which leads Kara to pout. He says yes anyway, as does everyone else. Then Paula and Kara go under the table for some reason.

Dueling piano player Matt Giraud sings Gavin DeGraw’s I Don’t Wanna Be. Different but with potential. Simon worries about his lack of self confidence. He’s through to Hollywood.

Ross Plavsic knows about stuff nobody else cares to know about. He’ll be singing Cara Mia by Jay & The Americans. Allegedly, the reason he sounds so bad is because his throat is scratchy. So he takes a sip out of Paula’s cup.

Stay-at-home mom Alexis Grace, 21, has a 2 year old daughter named Ryan. She sings Aretha Franklin’s Dr. Feelgood, and she pulls it off. The judges hope she comes out of her shell but vote yes based on her voice.

Aaron Williamson is so pumped and wants to scream loud enough so that everybody gets annoyed by him. He sings (aka shouts) Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Have You Ever Seen the Rain? Eventually the judges get out of control, too, until Simon gets them to stop. That was a waste of time.

Rebecca Garcia was on the local news the morning of the show. She sings Carrie Underwood Before He Cheats. These news people should really screen these people before putting them on. Kara thinks it’s a joke, but the tears convince her otherwise.

After that, we very quickly skip through four good singers since it would be too much trouble to actually show us some talent.

Leneshe Young grew up homeless. She’s there with her mom to move on and go forward. She sings an original song, which the judges like for some reason, but regardless her voice is strong. Kara calls her brilliant.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another recap of American Idol Season 8 episode 5, which airs Tuesday at 8/7c on Fox.

American Idol 8 Episode 2 and Kansas City brought us Ashley Anderson, Jason Castro and his brother Michael Castro, Matt Breitzke, Danny Gokey, and Lil Rounds.

Tonight we head to San Francisco, where Katharine McPhee and, more importantly, William Hung auditioned.

Tatiana del Toro from Puerto Rico (Simon points out they’re going there and she could have saved the airfare) is… confused. She rattles off a bunch of job titles which may or may not be jobs she actually does. To help her through her confusion, she went to a psychic who said she’ll be in the top 12. She sings Aretha Franklin’s Never Loved a Man, among other songs. She’s not as good as she thinks she is, but she’s good enough to proceed. Simon and Randy warn her she doesn’t have the big voice she wants to have. Randy says yes. Kara doesn’t think she has the vocals but likes the vibe. Paula says yes. Simon doesn’t vote, but Tatiana wants him to change his mind anyway. Hopefully when she gets to Hollywood she’ll pick up a new laugh.

Dean Anthony Bradford is in the wrong decade. He sings Stars by Simply Red. What the bloody hell is this?

Jesus Valenzuela is trying out for this show since it’s a family show and his kids are really into it. He sings a couple lines of something before Simon stops him. Paula kinda likes him, and the opportunity arises for him to bring his kids into the audition room. Simon says no regardless, but the others say yes. Somehow Simon gets a hug out of this.

Dalton Powell finishes his Rubik’s Cube pretty quickly. He should probably stick to that.

Akilah Askew-Gholston is studying anatomy, which she believes will teach her how to sing gospel. If only she could pronounce any of the body parts (or anything else). She doesn’t know the difference between Simon and Randy either, although she somehow knows who Kara is. She sings an original song Make Sweet Love. Simon tells her that her song sucks, so she sings A Natural Woman, which convinces them she’s not a singer. Her argument is that the bad high note came from the wrong rectum and she should be given another chance. Oh, and Paula makes her nervous because she had a hit song in the early 80s when she was a child.

Annie Murdoch plays instruments and scats. She could quite possibly be possessed.

Adam Lambert from Hollywood has been singing since he was about 10. He’s been in the cast of Wicked for the past year and a half. He sings Bohemian Rhapsody, Simon’s favorite. Paula calls him one of the most diverse singers they’ve seen. Simon thinks he’s very theatrical. Randy says yes. Simon agrees. Kara reluctantly sides with Simon. After his story about how he had a crush on Paula back when she was famous, she says he’s the best they’ve seen.

Closing out the show is Kai Kalama, who’s been taking care of his sick mother for about a year. He sings Smoke Gets in Your Eyes by The Platters. Simon likes the voice but not the ship singer personality. The others have the same line of thinking, but everybody says yes.

Stay tuned to dingoRUE for another recap of American Idol Season 8 episode 4, which airs Wednesday at 8/7c on Fox.