I always hate to self-promote but if there's a time to do so it's when you get mentioned in The New York Times ... which doesn't exactly happen every day. That's right, longtime readers, Televisionary has earned a mention in the pages of The New York Times itself, with yours truly being quoted in today's Arts section. In " ‘Motherhood’ Viewers: Hold the Ideas ," an article by Brian Stelter about ABC ceasing to ask viewers for ideas for upcoming episodes of its new comedy series In the Motherhood , I'm quoted about why television series don't accept unsolicited (or, really, solicited) ideas from viewers for potential storylines... and I manage to relate the legal issue to Lost , of course. Did you really expect anything less?