Morris Chestnut, Brian Williams
This week, TV was filled with surprise appearances. Tommy returned on Brothers & Sisters. Rihanna spoke about ex Chris Brown. The JFK assassination was front and center on Mad Men. Kate Hudson distracted Fox cameramen during the World Series. And the pilot episode of V taught us that appearances can deceive. Welcome to this week's Top Moments: Screen Time Edition.
10. Worst Return: Guess who's back on Brothers & Sisters? Prodigal son Tommy, who we last saw abandon his family to join a hippie commune in Mexico. What's he up to now? ...
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Barbara Waltersm, Sarah Palin
The 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin will sit down with Barbara Walters for a five-part interview kicking off...
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Rihanna
ABC will air the first interview with Rihanna about Chris Brown's assault conviction, The Associated Press reports.
Chris Brown says he still loves Rihanna
The network will dole out Diane Sawyer's one-on-one with the Barbadian singer in three parts...
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Whitney Houston
Is Whitney Houston's voice shot?
On her highly anticipated comeback performance on Wednesday's Good Morning America, Houston struggled to sing "I Look to You," her voice cracking in several spots. In a shocking turn of events, she blamed Oprah Winfrey.
"I'm so sorry. I did Oprah. I've been talking for so long. ... I talked so much, my voice," she told the crowd in New York City's Central Park. "I shouldn't be talking. I should be ...
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Eureka
Eureka
9/8c Syfy
Nothing ever goes as planned in a town populated with supergeniuses — not even a baby shower. Allison (Salli Richardson-Whitfield) receives some fascinating eco-conscious gifts for her coming little one, but when a few scientists are mysteriously drowned, the town suspects that these presents might be a little too advanced for their own good.
Read on for previews of Good Morning America, NFL Football, Hard Rock Calling and Jockeys.
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Dog Whisperer
Good Morning America
7/6 CT ABC
Kelly Clarkson, the first American Idol winner and, many say, the best, doesn't have a new album coming out this week (her latest, All I Ever Wanted, has been a fixture on the Billboard 200 since its release in March), but the third single from it, "Already Gone," has already established its own Billboard beachhead. You can expect that she'll perform the new single this morning when she headlines GMA's Central Park summer concert.
Read on for previews of Southland, Real Time with Bill Maher, Degrassi: The Next Generation and Dog Whisperer.
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Good Morning America, GMA Summer Concert Series
Good Morning America
7 am/ET ABC
Go to the movies and you can hear Queen Latifah as a mama-to-be woolly mammoth in the animated comedy Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs. And this morning you can hear her as herself on GMA. She has a new album, Persona (executive-produced by Miami duo Cool and Dre), so cue the record promoters. Its first single is "Cue the Rain," so you can expect that she'll perform it. But here's hoping she doesn't actually bring it to Central Park (at least until after the concert's over).
Read on for previews of Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?, The Assistants, Eureka and Ghost Adventures.
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Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader
Good Morning America
7 am/ET ABC
Water, water everywhere — that's where country fans can expect to hear "Water," the second single from Brad Paisley's new American Saturday Night CD, this summer. It shouldn't come as a surprise, seeing as how Paisley's coming off yet another No 1 hit with "Then" (his 10th No. 1 single in a row), not to mention two CMA awards last November and three CMT awards last month. And be very surprised if he doesn't play "Water" on this morning's GMA Central Park concert.
Read on for previews of Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?, Degrassi: The Next Generation, The Goode Family and Mental.
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Don't Forget The Lyrics
Good Morning America
7 am/ET ABC
Is it just our intuition or does Jamie Foxx have an upcoming tour to promote? As it happens, his Intuition (that's his latest CD) Tour kicks off July 3 in Las Vegas. He'll be busy before that, too: Spike's Guys Choice awards on Sunday and The BET Awards (which he'll host) on June 28. Maybe there'll be an Obama impression someplace, but Foxx's focus this morning on GMA's Central Park concert will be on keeping up the momentum from "Blame It," his platinum single from Intuition.
Read on for previews of Mr. Troop Mom, Don't Forget the Lyrics!, Real Time with Bill Maher and Whale Wars.
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Melissa Rycroft
She made a Bachelor think twice. She tore up the dance floor. Now, Melissa Rycroft will tackle a third gig for ABC, on Good Morning America.
Though unconfirmed by the network, sources tell TVGuide.com that Rycroft will join the morning program this summer as ...
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