Podcasts keep coming back after I delete them!

Greetings,
I have an iPhone 3Gs (running OS 3.0, of course). I have checked "Manually manage music and videos" in iTunes 8.2 (23). The problem is that podcast episodes I have already listened to and deleted on the iPhone itself keep reappearing there every time I manually drag ANY episode -- even if it's an entirely different podcast -- to the iPhone in iTunes.
I've tried unchecking the no-longer-needed episodes in iTunes (not that that should matter, since I'm manually managing everything), and even DELETING them from iTunes altogether. Doesn't matter. They still magically reappear on my iPhone!
When I drag a podcast episode to the iPhone in iTunes, the status message first says "copying 1 of 1: [name-of-podcast]." Then, briefly it says "Syncing iPhone..." I'm guessing that maybe it's in this last part where some cached copy (?) is getting re-sent. Or maybe it didn't really get deleted from the iPhone when I swiped it and clicked Delete?? I dunno...
This is very annoying as it's difficult to remember which ones I've already listened to and which ones I haven't, when none of them will go away.
Anyone else experiencing this? Known bug?? Fixes???
Thanks!
DM
EDIT: I just realized something else: the episodes that reappear on the iPhone appear to be phantoms. If I actually tap one, the list screen slides to the left to reveal the play screen, but for only a moment; then it slides right back. So the episode isn't really there. Seems to be a problem with the iPhone's management of its podcast lists.
Message was edited by: Doctormelodious

A new observation:
After deleting the podcasts on the phone itself (by swiping the title and then tapping the Delete button that appears), I connect the phone to my computer and launch iTunes. Under "Devices:iPhone" I click "Podcasts" and it shows the list of podcasts that iTunes thinks are still on the phone. The ones I deleted still show up in that list. This would explain why they reappear on the phone's list after I drag new podcasts into it from iTunes. But again, they're not really there. They're just in the list.
So, it seems that the only way to completely rid the phone's podcast list of the ones I delete from the phone is to also manually delete those entries +*from iTunes*+ the next time I connect.
Anyone have any idea if Apple is aware of this??

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