So the pregnant one is Lennette. She's pregnant with twins and that's not good for her personally or professionally. And Tom is going through his midlife crisis. LOL. None of your guesses were even close.

just had to respond to the comment about actresses not being able to get pregnant. This is ridiculous and illegal to ask any women to not get pregnant because of her job. If actresses were to really sign something like this, they could sue the living sh** out of the producers. It goes against everything in the Pregnancy Discrimination Act. This act pretty much states than any women who is pregnant is to be treated the same as any other employee. she can not be termintated from her job and her job has to be saved for up to 12 weeks post partum. There is also the whole Equal Oppurtunity Employment thing. So, Bruce, next time you want to run your mouth about something you know nothing about, maybe you should do your homework!

I'm pretty sure it's Melinda off Ghost Whisperer. There were pictures around about a month ago when she was onset and had the fake baby bump. Also in the US the episode has already been aired and she told Jim that she was pregnant. Also Jim and Melinda are going through the 'personal stuff' with Jim remembering everything and being introduced to his new body.Also, Jennifer confirmed that Melinda will be having a baby on the Ellen Degeneres Show and she said there would be a twist with the pregnancy. Maybe twins?

I think it's Lynette the one that is pregnant!
Tom is in his middle life crisis and Lynette recently came back to work.
So is think it's Lynette.

Melinda found out she was pregnant this past week...we saw the baby on the monitor...and its 8 weeks, so it's pre-Sam...yay!

Dr. Sara Tancredi from Prison Break.

This has absolutely nothing to do with my morals, although I do believe people should comply with the terms of contracts they sign. I don't think that's very controversial.

I mention the Tylo case solely to show that actresses' TV show contracts cover the condition that they not materially change their appearance. It was the first one that popped up when I googled it. It's my understanding that they had other reasons for firing Tylo (including wanting to hire someone else who became available) and used the material change of appearance as an excuse.

A breach of contract claim has nothing to do with FMLA time.

If you can find me some case that says pregnancy is never to be considered a "material change of appearance" for purposes of these contracts as a matter of law, then I'll concede that I'm wrong.

I wonder why the "no material change in appearance" clauses in their contracts are not enforced against actresses like Ellen Pompeo who get pregnant.

Why don't you explain why you think I'm wrong instead of calling names like a 10 year old.

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/TV+EXECS+TESTIFY+IN+TYLO+SUIT%3B+%60MELROSE'+ACTRESS+FIRED+FOR+BEING...-a083892443

There's an example of such a contract, which was breached and enforced by an actress who got pregnant. No "material change in appearance" (which includes pregnancy). I assure you EVERY contract for EVERY TV actor/actress in a significant, recurring part contains such a clause in it. Why are so many actresses getting pregnant in breach of their contracts, and why are they not getting their big pregnant asses sued for breach of contract? No writers should have to change the overall plot of a TV show or "write around" a problem because an actress got knocked up in breach of her contract.

If you think this is mean because children are so beautiful and pregnancy is so wonderful, then you need to grow up.

I'm not saying there should be a law requiring mandatory birth control for TV actresses, and for them to be thrown in prison if they violate it. I'm saying "Actress will not get pregnant" should be one of the most basic conditions of any actress's contract when she signs on to take a major recurring part in a TV series. The actress can determine on her own how she avoids pregnancy. Birth control, celibacy, contraception, or just having abortions all the time. Do you think it's ridiculous to require an actor in a major recurring part on a TV show to not significantly gain weight? We can't have Dr. House weighing 300 pounds all of a sudden because Hugh Laurie decides to become a competitive pie eater during his free time. Actresses getting pregnant is no different. Insofar as it only effects women, well that's just the nature of pregancy. If men got pregnant then the same contractual conditions should apply to them, too.

I can't imagine that "not getting pregnant" is not already a condition of actresses contracts for big parts on TV shows. To not put that in there would be a grossly negligent oversight on the part of the producers. The question is why they're not enforcing their contracts.