Itunes 10 is dividing my Podcasts in 2.

Hello you learned folks.
I've just upgraded to Itunes 10 via software update and have this issue regrding my podcasts.When I opened my itunes for the first time after the upgrade,all is fine except that my 300 or so podcasts from Joyce Meyer have got devided in 2 parts of 100 odd+200odd.I've tried many things but they just wouldn't consolidate under one group like before.
Anyone knows what can be the reason?
Thanks

there are no other erros phone works fine only the transfering music part...also usually when i plug in my charger into my phone itunes will automactially open up..now it doesnt.. just iphoto opens...i didnt have any of these problem for the update...i also plugged in my ipod touch thinking it was just my phone not working..but i still couldnt upload music onto my ipod touch so its not the phone i assume...

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