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'Betty's been making headlines lately: LiLo's guest starring in the May 22 season finale and the entire show, which is set in New York but shot in L.A., is considering moving production to the Big Apple. (Side note: Wouldn't an 'Ugly Betty'/'Gossip Girl' crossover be hilarious? Completely impossible, but fun to think about.)

Back to 'Betty'... last week's second new episode back from the strike had a very fierce guest star: Christian Siriano, winner of 'Project Runway' (you can just imagine what he said to Alexis).

While Christian hammed it up, Daniel's wacko girlfriend Renee got crazy jealous of Betty -- and Daniel even thought Betty might have feelings for him. Hilda's nemesis, Gina Gambarro, returned married and rich, while Henry confronted Gio about his feelings for Betty.

Sure, we can get our Patrick Dempsey fix in his new movie, 'Made of Honor,' but seriously ... McDreamy, Thursday nights just weren't the same without you.

Finally, 'Grey's Anatomy' returned with its first new episode after the writers' strike. The surgical residents take part in a friendly competition (every suture = 1 point!). But what we're really psyched about is seeing what happens with Meredith and Derek through the end of the season.

Right now they're off-again (he's still dating Nurse Rose), but creator Shonda Rhimes has promised us MerDer will get back together for good. How and when it happens, though, is yet to be seen.

Robin Sparkles is back!

In case you missed it, Robin (Cobie Smulders) used to be a Canadian teen pop star with one big hit, the genius 'Let's Go to the Mall.' Now, we finally got see its follow-up, the cheesy ballad 'Sandcastles in the Sand.'

Dawson, er, James Van Der Beek, guest starred as Robin's ex, a Canadian wanna-be rocker who's still living with his mom. The Beek was (dare we say) pretty funny. And with Pacey, er, Joshua Jackson starring in J.J. Abrams' new show, 'The Fringe,' don't you think it's time for James' TV comeback, too?

But, of course, the Robin Sparkles video was only the setup for what happened at the end of the episode. We won't spoil it for you, only to say: knew it!

Bones and Booth go on a double date!

Of course, they were forced to go by their psychologist, Dr. Sweet, who wants to see them in a social setting. But it's still kinda-sorta a date. When are these two going to finally get together for real?

The 'Bones' case of the week is a motorcycle racer whose body is found deep in the mud. And the episode had plenty of cranky Booth one-liners and clueless Bones dialogue, like "Wednesday is fine, do you want me to get you a corsage?" (Booth) and "You want to come, to go bowling with us in the bowling rink?" (Bones).

Ah, just make out already.

Now that the NCAA basketball tournament is over, the fans and their favorites are back to outwit, outplay and outlast on 'Survivor.'

Last week, Ozzy realized he has a giant target on his back. Not only is he awesome at challenges (the dude can swim like nobody's business), he's considered the "leader" of his tribe. That makes him a big threat to all the other players.

With the tribal merge coming up, everyone will be gunning for the Ozz-ster. Luckily, he's got a great chance to win immunity challenges, plus he found the hidden immunity idol. Here's hoping Ozzy and his giant hat will stick around and win the whole thing.

Oh, Michael Scott, how we've missed you.

'The Office' has been in repeats since November, due to the writers' strike. But joy of joys, Dunder-Mifflin reopens next week with a brand-new episode where Michael invites JAM (Jim and Pam) over for a dinner party. A big helping of hilariously uncomfortable silence, please!

But, until then, get back into an 'Office' groove by watching last fall's awesome 'Money' episode. A broke Michael looks for ways to earn money, while Jim and Pam spend the night at Dwight's creepy bed & breakfast, Schrute Farms.