Gossip Girl

The gay one outs himself, which means Brad and Angelina can finally go get married! That's what the holdup was about, right?

House

House diagnoses his fave soap star (Jason Lewis) by watching the TV. Either the soap stud's truly ill, or House is going way the hell overboard for an autograph.

Series Debut

Flying: Confessions of a Free Woman

Jennifer Fox's work sneaks up on you, which is odd, given how frank she is. The fortysomething filmmaker has two lovers (one married), a friend with a brain tumor, and a camera that constantly records the temblors of her life — like finding out that she's pregnant. By turns brave, loving, naive, and selfish, Fox embarks on a three-year odyssey, training her lens on far-flung friends to ignite an intimate, yet global, conversation on womanhood. Eavesdropping is rarely this rewarding. A–

American Experience: George H.W. Bush

Two-part doc centers on read-my-lips-lap-barfing-it’s-the-economy-stupid Poppy, not happy-fun-skydiving-gray-fox Poppy. *check local listings

Samantha Who?

Old Sam would've slept with her ex, despite his new girlfriend. New Sam is doing the same thing, but feeling, y'know…conflicted.

Medium

That chick, Joe's partner? She's wily, I'm tellin' ya. Wily.

CSI: Miami

Alexx's kid (primarily played by her cell phone) makes an appearance.

The Bachelor: The Women Tell All

Fifteen love-scorned women and one defenseless Brit? Those odds don't sound good.

Series Debut

Life's a Trip

I'm puzzled about this idea of watching other folks' cool vacays, but you go ahead.