Martha Stewart making a reality TV comeback with "Help Me, Martha"
She and Mark Burnett are teaming up once again for a reality show in which Stewart shocks people by helping them plan for a special event, like a wedding or a big meal. According to Variety, the show will revolve around Stewart and a team of eight experts. "You should see their faces when Martha Stewart shows up on their doorsteps," says Burnett, who produces Martha's daytime show and was responsible for her one-year "Apprentice" stint.
"California Dreams" reunites on Jimmy Fallon
Fallon couldn't get a "Saved by the Bell" reunion, so he assembled the next best thing: The stars of "California Dreams," the TNBC sitcom that aired on Saturday mornings from 1992 to 1996, not only appeared on "Late Night" but the cast performed their catchy theme song.
Jeri Ryan joins ABC's "Body of Evidence"
She might co-star with Dana Delaney, playing a medical examiner.
It's official: NBC will air Emmys live on the West Coast
No more tape delay: Viewers living in Hollywood will be able to watch the Emmys live for the first time since 1976.
Scott Caan joins "Hawaii Five-O"
He'll play Danny "Danno" Williams on the CBS remake.
ABC sets summer schedule
"The Bachelorette" returns May 24, "True Beauty" is back May 31 and "Wipeout" will be back June 22.
Watch Madonna in "The Marriage Ref" promo
Also check out Ricky Gervais, Larry David and Tina Fey in action.
NBC announces summer schedule
"America's Got Talent" will battle "Wipeout" this summer, debuting June 1. "Last Comic Standing" returns June 7. And the sitcom "100 Questions" premieres May 27.
Oops!: Tom Hanks mistakes Kelly Ripa for Kathie Lee
The actor had to apologize for his slip-up on this morning's show.
The "Real Housewives" stars are sophisticated enough to know that this is there one chance to shine, and establish their brand to a mass audience. The result: fake bickering. As Heather Havrilesky points out, "While most viewers might tend to look at this subtext, burgeoning in the show's third season, as proof that 'the whole thing is fake,' such a perspective fails to acknowledge the many complex layers of said "fakeness," which amount to carefully considered marketing choices informed by an unseen wealth of data ('Am I the 'angry' one, the 'innocent' one, or the 'straight-talking' one? Should I appear confused and hurt or above it all? Which emotional response best matches my multi-tiered international product line?')." PLUS: 
"Girlfriend has lived some crazy-ass Loretta Lynn story somewhere along the line – in this life or one previously," Kirkland Hamill says of the now-healthy Bowersox. "We all know it. We feel it every time she sings. This week she sang "As Long As I Can See the Light" by CCR – and unlike the genuflecting McAltar Boys from the night before, I believe she's somebody who really has access to it. Take note future contestants: She was smart enough not to have handed all her pain away to God before having a fantastic moment on the Idol stage."
The arrival of a baby is supposed to be a sitcom-killer. But tonight's episode is actually a good one, especially in a disappointing season, according to Alan Sepinwall. Tonight’s one-hour special, he says, "offers us a rare glimpse of Jim and Pam acting off their rockers, as Pam insists on delaying the trip to the hospital to get around the limitations of their HMO and Jim finds himself powerless to change her mind. Frantic isn’t a note that either Krasinski or Fischer is asked to play very often, but both play it well when called on to do so."
