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After two demoralizing defeats, the sun finally shined (even though it was raining) on 'Survivor''s good guys last night. The "Heroes" shut out the "Villains" in a particularly physical "sumo-style" rock 'em sock 'em robots-type challenge -- replete with ooey-gooey mud.

The Heroes delighted in tossing meanie after meanie into the muck and when it came down to the last pair, Randy vs. James, the contest became almost laughable.

A nano-second after Jeff's "Go!" Randy was neck deep in mud and he'd barely have time to wash it off before his tribe -- seemingly under Parvati's flirty spell -- snuffed the torch he'd just gotten to light. (Randy's rebuttal? Tossing the buff into the fire on his way out. Effigy. Nice touch.)

Does the 50-year-old Texan think he got the boot just because he doesn't have a "pretty smile and a nice wiggle" like the girls on his tribe? Yup. Is he happy about it? We're guessing not.

Did he have the patience to respond to our notoriously goofy questions? Have a look ...

If the end of the third episode of this season of 'Lost,' titled 'What Kate Does,' made your jaw drop a little, you're not alone.

Just the sight of Claire Littleton -- our long lost 'Lost' friend -- was enough to inspire cheers. But Claire with a rifle, some old fatigues and seriously ratted out hair? Yikes.

I caught up with Emilie de Ravin on the set of 'Lost' in Oahu to find out how Claire is doing, mentally, this season on the Island. She also spilled a bit about her new furry friend, her old deceptive friend Locke (who we now know lovingly as Smocke) and the incestuous, Drive Shaft-filled twists and turns to come before the end.

Hey -- anything's possible on this show, right?

When we last saw 'Gossip Girl,' the ghost of Bart Bass was threatening to tear apart Chuck and Blair. But it's his is-she-or-isn't-she dead mother who may finally turn Chuck back into that emotionless deviant we've grown to love.

When we caught up with Matthew Settle, who plays dad-without-a-clue Rufus Humphrey (in where else, but New York City's Upper East Side), we desperately needed to learn what's in the romantic cards for our favorite bitchy power couple when the show returns on March 8. Fans of Blair and Chuck, prepare to dab your eyes.

Evil prevailed once again on last night's episode of 'Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains' as the meanies spanked the good guys in the second consecutive immunity challenge. Back at the Heroes' camp, tempers flared, bitchy barbs were bandied and, ultimately, fan fave Stephenie LaGrossa – who was going for the million for the third time – had her torch snuffed.

And, to say that "hero" James was peeved by his tribe's lack of cohesion would be like comparing his mind-boggling physique to that of Urkel.

Every 'Lost' fan has one (OK, at least one) mystery from the show that they're dying to have answered before the series ends. But what about the stars of the show?
I caught up with Jack, Locke/Smocke, Ben, Sun, Jin, Hurley, Richard Alpert and Desmond -- known off the Island as Matthew Fox, Terry O'Quinn, Michael Emerson, Yunjin Kim, Daniel Dae Kim, Jorge Garcia, Nestor Carbonell and Henry Ian Cusick -- and some more of their 'Lost' pals in Hawaii to find out what they want to see resolved in this final season.

With answers ranging from the numbers (which we're just beginning to scratch the surface on), to the origins of the Island, this quick video makes me love them -- and this show -- even more. Of course it always helps to hear Benjamin Linus threaten harm to the smoke monster, too.

The 20th season of 'Survivor' is underway -- this time with a twist. We've heard the spiel; 20 of our favorite players -- 10 beloved heroes vs. 10 notorious villains -- each vying to win a million bucks (some of them for the second or third time).

Last night saw evil trounce good as the 'Heroes' had their butts kicked in the first immunity challenge. At tribal council, they voted to send sweet Sugar, whose stealth play in Gabon propelled her to third place, packing.

What does the L.A. based pin-up model have to say about her about her fellow castmates (and a bunch of random other stuff)? Take a gander at her answrers to our oh-so-had-hitting questions and find out ...

It's been a wild ride for Julie Benz lately. Her character Rita Morgan was tragically killed off in the season four finale of 'Dexter,' and now she's playing a stripper taken in by Susan on 'Desperate Housewives.' Her run on that show has just been extended.

She also has a Hallmark Channel movie, 'Uncorked,' airing March 6. She plays a high-powered executive who's not looking to fall in love, but fate has a different plan when a business conference takes her to wine country.

We caught up with Benz and got the scoop on all her upcoming projects, including several feature films.

Third time's the charm? Cirie Fields certainly hopes so as she competes again for $1 million on 'Survivor: Heroes Vs. Villains,' premiering tonight at 8PM ET on CBS.

The operating room coordinator journeyed to Samoa for the reality series' 20th season to try to outwit, outplay and outlast a group of 19 former contestants, divided into two tribes of "good" and "evil."

Fields spoke to AOL TV about being a "hero," whether she changed her strategy and which contestant is the greatest villain in 'Survivor' history.

Tonight, fans of 'The Mentalist' are in for some serious Cho business, as the normally reclusive agent -- played by the brilliant Tim Kang -- finally gets his moment in the spotlight.

The episode will dive more into Cho's life outside of CBI, including his past life as a gang member and -- wait for it -- his current girlfriend, Elise.

AOL TV recently chatted with Kang to get the full scoop on the episode, the upcoming new head of CBI (Aunjanue Ellis) and when that pesky Red John will return.