Good TV Week!

So many things to watch this week - here's the rundown.

Monday

• 90210 - Teddy is half-way out of the closet and creepy Mr. Cannon is back.
• Gossip Girl - Very excited to see what happens with the Dan/Blair storyline. Will they or won't they?
• Pretty Little Liars - Is it sad that a show written for tweens can legitimately scare me? (Don't answer that!) I think I have part of the who-dunnit figured out, but I still have no clue who killed Allison.
• Skins - I watched the premier episode last week and didn't see what all the fuss is about. There is nothing on this show (on cable) that hasn't been talked about or shown on any of the shows above.

Tuesday

• Oscar Nominations - Early morning special on E! which should be recorded. I'm hoping Hailee Steinfeld (True Grit) gets a nom - she was amazing!

Wednesday

• American Idol - I watched last week (thank God for the fast forward button) and was so underwhelmed I couldn't stand it. I've never liked the audition rounds, but I really think that American Idol has run its course. Unless there's a hot guy wearing lots of eyeliner, I don't see myself getting hooked. (On a side note, I just finished the book "American Idol - The Untold Story" and really liked it!)
• Top Chef - I love me some Top Chef. I really hope that Richard and Dale continue to do well and that Carla "packs her knives and goes."
• Toddlers and Tiaras - Best guilty pleasure show on television! It's awful, horrible and never ever fails to make my jaw drop at least once per episode. Train wreck television at its best.

Thursday

• Parks and Rec - One of the funniest shows on TV.
• The Office - I'm giving the episode this week a chance only because of a cameo by Ricky Gervais. (who I still say is the funniest human being on the face of the earth - people who are upset about what he said at the Golden Globes need to get out more.)
• 30 Rock - Seeing Cheyenne Jackson back on the small screen last week made me very happy.

Saturday

• Mega Python vs. Gatoroid - This made for TV movie on the Sci-Fi channel stars 80s teen singers Tiffany and Debbie Gibson. Does it get any better?