'That '70s Show' alum Danny Masterson and his real-life brother, Christopher Masterson of 'Malcolm in the Middle,' guest-starred as a pair of feuding brothers on 'White Collar' (Tue., 9PM ET on USA).

It's not hard to imagine the Hollywood siblings having some behind-the-scenes drama between them, especially after watching them butt heads here as a pair of desperate brothers vying for a shot at the family fortune on this second episode of Season 3.

In the mood for something sweet?

Bravo has ordered a second season of 'Top Chef Just Desserts,' the network announced today. There's no word on when the show will actually shoot (or air), nor is there word on whether everyone from season 1 will be back to host/judge/mentor.

Budding pastry chefs, take note: Bravo will hold open casting calls across the country from Feb. 27 until March 14.

In other TV news ...

• Kevin Williamson's new CW pilot, a 'Vampire Diaries' companion series, has been put on hold. Instead, the writer will now serve as an executive producer on the network's 'Secret Circle' pilot, about a teenage girl who discovers she is a witch. The project is also based on an L.J. Smith book. [Deadline]

• A stunt woman was injured on the set of 'Justified' yesterday. She reportedly suffered from a "simple accident" (no gun misfires or anything) and is in serious but not critical condition. [Entertainment Weekly]

• USA announced spring premiere dates for two of its original series. 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent' will return for its tenth and final season on May 1, along with season 4 of 'In Plain Sight.' [Deadline, TV Line]

Perhaps taking a beat from other shows in its lineup -- such as 'Jail' and 'Real Vice Cops Uncut' -- MTV Networks' Spike TV has greenlighted a new scripted pilot called 'Playing With Guns.'

The buddy cop comedy stars 'That '70s Show's' Danny Masterson and Joey Kern ('Super Troopers') as Kelly and Siff, two childhood buddies and slackers who become cops in their suburban hometown so they can hang out together, run red lights and brandish firearms. Their mission: to take full advantage of the benefit of their badges while doing the least amount of police work as possible.

Perhaps it's a move that will open up the 8 o'clock hour for American Idol during late February and early March, since FOX is airing the results shows for the semi-finals on Thursday nights. FOX is moving The O.C. to the 9 o'clock hour, from the 8 o'clock slot its held since the first season. That time slot is now open, thanks to the cancellation of Reunion. The move happens on January 12, when new episodes of The O.C. return. FOX's announcement also gives a hint of what's to come in the second half of this season on The O.C. Ryan, Summer, and Seth launch a plan to get Marissa back into Harbor in time for graduation. One of the upcoming episodes, called "The Safe Harbor", is a tribute to an episode of Beverly Hills 90210 where the gang fought to get Donna to graduate. Plus, there's that whole college thing that still needs to be figured out. Where will they all go so we can continue to watch The O.C.?

Sliding into The O.C.'s old time slot are back-to-back episodes of That 70s Show. At least, until Idol takes over.