Was everyone as disappointed with last night’s Heroes as I was? I mean, it actually wasn’t that bad an episode overall, but what the hell happened with the whole, “Save the Cheerleader, Save the World” thing? That was about as anti-climatic as they come. I mean, who didn’t figure out that Peter wasn’t going to die because he was going to absorb Claire’s powers? And how come he didn’t absorb Sylar’s powers? A little fight between the two of them before they just fell off the roof would have been a lot cooler. Instead, Sylar throws locker doors at Peter and he…runs away. And where the hell is Hiro? Why didn’t we find that out this week?

Gilmore Girls is hitting some all time lows this season. I can’t remember one thing I laughed at tonight. Probably because I didn’t laugh. I hate Christopher and I think his new bride, the former Ms. Gilmore, is an idiot for marrying him. At least Luke knows now. Although we didn’t get to see the punch last week’s previews promised us. That would have redeemed the whole episode. Unfortunately, that never happened. Not yet, anyway. There is always hope for next week. And could I care about Rory’s life any less now? Hello???

Veronica Mars fortunately took an upswing this week. I’ll admit it: My favorite girl was getting a little dull. Then Entertainment Weekly gave this week’s episode a D. A D! It would have to suck for them to give Veronica Mars a D. What the hell episode were they watching, I wonder? Tonight’s ep had more than enough witty banter and interplay between Papa Mars and Lil’ Mars to make this a fun romp. And bring Dick Casablancas back any time. Whenever he has witty banter with Veronica it counts as a classic Veronica Mars moment. The show still isn’t as good as it was the last two seasons (What’s with the LoVe lately?), but it’s getting better again. Question though: Where the hell is Mac? Yet another episode she didn’t appear in, despite being in the openning credits every week. I laughed out loud when she finally made an appearance in the preview for next week and her line was: “Where’s Veronica?” Uh, shouldn’t that be Veronica saying, “Where’s Mac?” I mean, she’s been on the longest funeral trip EVER.