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• 'Always Sunny' and 'Family Guy' Benefit Haiti
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  The hysterical casts of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" and "Family Guy" are teaming up to help the earthquake victims in Haiti.
  The special benefit takes place on Friday, Feb. 12 at the Gibson Theater in Universal City, Calif. -- and will make audiences laugh for a good cause!
  Click here for ticket info.
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• Lost 6.03 "What Kate Does" Review
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  I know, I know, we can't expect to have a lot of answers in every single episode of season six. But despite that, "What Kate Does," the third episode of Lost's final season, felt slightly underwhelming to me. Sure, we got some cool reveals, but they were nowhere near as shocking or as informative as "La X"'s were. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the episode, but it felt more like a season four episode and not quite like a season six one.
  The Temple storyline was by far the most interesting an rich of the episode. After Sayid's reawakening, Dogen and Lennon immediately have him whisked away to Dogen's study (though not without opposition from Jack), where they proceed to torture him. First electroshock, then they burn him. Afterwards, an apologetic Lennon informs Sayid that he "passed," but after Sayid leaves, he realizes that he wasn't telling the truth: Sayid didn't pass. »
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• Lost Review: "What Kate Does"
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  Because this is the final season of Lost, we expect every episode to deliver resonance, answers and intrigue. That was the certainly the case on last week's two-hour premiere, but "What Kate Does" slowed down the action considerably.
  This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but we're guessing fan reaction will be a bit muted as a result of such high expectations for each of the 16 episodes this season.
  With a focus on who we consider to be the weakest character on the show (no offense, Evangeline Lilly) and with no sighting of the most fascinationg (Fake Locke) this installment did feel like a let down... but that doesn't mean it didn't deliver a number of questions and answers. To wit:
  What is the infection? We know what it's not: the time-traveling illness that killed Charlotte. We'd been operating under the assumption that the nose bleeds and physical ailments (i.e. »
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