In season 1 of Samantha Who? Sam Newly (Christina Applegate) wakes up from an eight-day coma and can't remember a thing - not her boyfriend her parents her job not even herself. Also on DVD: Boston Legal season 4, Brothers & Sisters season 2, Cashmere Mafia the complete series, CSI: New York, season 4, My Name is Earl season 3, Two & A Half Men season 4.

If ever there was a perfect man, chances are he's probably confined within the corners of an illuminated box in your living room. But regardless of that perfect man's fictional nature, it never hurt a girl to form an equally fictional crush, so we've rounded up five of some of the most desirable hunks on TV.

The time and financial constraints of the writers' strike are being felt this TV pilot season. The broadcast networks are developing half the number of pilots they usually do, ordering presentations in lieu of pilots for some and giving others the straight to series order.

Our fantasy TV crossovers are just that - fantasies. So why not put Neil Patrick Harris on Scrubs? Or pair two immortals together? The odds of these things happening are, well, probably a million to one. Nonetheless, we can't help but wish and hope.

I won’t say that I liked this week’s episode of “Cashmere Mafia,” but I give them kudos for trying to add some human elements to the show. Sweet revenge, employee triumph, and dogs - three things that most anybody can relate to.

This week "Cashmere Mafia" was the week of endings. Job endings, relationship endings, rear endings (ok not literally, but Davis really showed his this week with his behavior!).

Ok, let's decide which was worse on the last episode of "Cashmere Mafia": the fact that Mia (Lucy Liu) made out with a "manny" who looks like a high school student, or the weirdness of Caitlin's (Bonnie Somerville) girlfriend telling her that she's pregnant? Or maybe it's the simple boringness of the entire episode. I just can't pick; they all make me either want to yawn or make my "ew, gross" face.

Monday, Feb. 4 Marc Jacobs & Louis Vuitton (Sundance, 8 p.m.) - Can't wait for Project Runway to return? Check out this profile of designer Marc Jacobs and his ready-to-wear collections.

Well, it's still not producing any earth shattering revelations, but at least this week I was able to sit through an episode of Cashmere Mafia without wanting to fall asleep or gag at the bad acting. Mia (Lucy Liu) only tried to pull off one ridiculous outfit (who knew you could wear a belt over a bed sheet and pass it off as a blouse?), and...drum roll please...NO lesbian love scenes!

Monday, Jan. 21 Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (FOX, 9 p.m.) - John and Cameron try to fit in at high school. Hopefully, there's no robotic substitute teacher this time.