‘Ugly Betty’: Chill Before a Higher-Stress ‘Lost’
Lost may be Agenda’s top pick for passive Thursday-night entertainment, but we can think of no better palate cleanser than Ugly Betty, which comes on two hours earlier and is about a Hurley-weight lighter in terms of emotional, psychological, and just general plot baggage. Here’s what you need to know: The show returns after its three-month hiatus with yet another twist in birthday girl Betty’s star-crossed romance with Henry. There. Now all you have to do is watch it.

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