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Globe Staff / May 22, 2008

CLOCK'S TICKING
Grey’s Anatomy
9 p.m., Channel 5
No ‘‘Lost’’ tonight, so we can watch the doctors try to free a child from a hardening block of cement for two hours. Sounds like an episode written by Samuel Beckett. Also tonight, Derek (Patrick Dempsey) and Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) are supposed to resolve their relationship for good. Or at least until the next sweeps month.

How I Met Your Mother
8:30 p.m., Channel 4
The first Britney episode!

911: The Bronx
8, 9, and 10 p.m., Discovery Channel
Bad things happen, and you get to watch!

Sex: The Revolution
10 p.m., Sundance Channel
Good things happen, and you get to watch!

LOHAN ALERT
Ugly Betty
8 p.m., Channel 5
First we get Britney on "How I Met Your Mother," and now Lindsay Lohan is on the season finale of "Ugly Betty"? Is series TV is becoming the equivalent of the ladies room at a Hollywood nightclub? Lohan will play one of Betty's mean former classmates in this episode, which finds Betty getting a marriage proposal. Naomi Campbell's putting in an appearance tonight, too.

Biography
9 p.m., Biography Channel
Shia gets his own installment!

The Andy Griffith Show
8:30 p.m., TV Land
Aunt Bee wants a frilly bed jacket!

ON DEMAND
Things We Lost in the Fire
Comcast, Movies and Events
Recent widow Halle Berry invites Benicio Del Toro (right) - a heroin addict and her late husband's best friend - to live with her family. The movie's tastefully directed by Susanne Bier, but most of the characters are simple and dull. Were there such a thing as a low-carb melodrama, this would be it - all the tears, half the guilt. Del Toro gets to act up the sort of squall you expect from Berry, who doesn't act up at all. (R; runs through May 28) - Wesley Morris

Grey's Anatomy
9 p.m., Channel 5

No "Lost" tonight, so we can watch the doctors try to free a child from a hardening block of cement for two hours. Sounds like an episode written by Samuel Beckett. Also tonight, Derek (Patrick Dempsey) and Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) are supposed to resolve their relationship for good. Or at least until the next sweeps month.

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