Two more seasons of Friday Night Lights. Go Dillon High! What will redistricting bring? Will J.D. start his sophomore and junior seasons? How will the UIL grant Riggins fifth and sixth seasons of eligibility?

Rumors of the show's demise have been circulating for the past decade, but recent indicators - as outlined in this TV Week article - point that this year may be the final one for the CBS soap, which is the longest-running daytime drama in TV history.

No Reva and Josh? No Alan, Phillip or Beth? Say it ain't so.

Rise up, neighborsgo nation, and rage against the dying of the "Light"!

Last week, we were faced with a cliffhanger: Michael Scott quit his job as Regional Manager of Dunder Mifflin Scranton. So what happens to our favorite office now? Pour yourself a glass of scotch with Splenda and let's go!

(Spoiler alert!) And now for tonight's "Lost" haiku:

The flashbacks return!

Sayid gets some truth serum.

Young Ben is no more. 

Tyra passes out the photos, with London getting hers fifth. She's still in it.

The last two: Kortnie and Sandra.

The eliminated model is ... (and Tyra gives them long performance reviews)

In front of the judges, London's shine from the vintage shoot wears off.

Wearing a dark pants suit that makes her look like a young Sharon Stone, she's criticized for looking aloof in her pose with the children. Tyra offers lame advice on how to loosen up others in the shoot by making wacky faces just as the camera clicks. Right. You can bet that won't go over in a serious photo shoot.

Sandra is rapped for having a "disconnect" with the photog and other subjects.

The next morning at the house, London reads Tyra's challenge: "Models aren't the only ones that migrate to New York to make their dreams come true."

Before you know it, and while Tahlia pouts about her chances, the girls are whisked to the East River or Hudson (I can never tell) where Jay Manuel, the creative shoot director, tell them the models are going to have to strike old-timey vintage poses.

Celia and Natalie are the finalists. On the runway, Benny Ninja advises the models, "even if you fall, land in a pose."

Celia works her clothing in her pose and outperforms Natalie and gets the most applause.

Allison is first, and she admits the crowd can "smell my fear." She's right. Benny says she's sour.

Kortnie shows authority at first ... then fades.

The challenge is in: "Practice your posin' if you wanna be chosen."

The girls are whisked to "The Mansion" where they're greeted by Benny, who says the contestants will be modeling new collections from the Blonds -- David and ... uh, Phillipe (sorry, I was a little stunned on that one).

They'll divide into two teams with hopes of being finalists in a pose-off.

At the show, Benny (wearing a cool, little hat with his mocha ... uh, kilt) introduces the models, who are all wearing blonde wigs and looking like Donatella Versace.

Let's get ready to pooooooooosssssseeeeeeeee.