• TV Guide's Matt Roush predicts the winners of tonight's Emmy Awards.
• Speaking of the Emmys, Joan Rivers won't be on the red carpet this year...she's blogging instead!
• Jaime Weinman compares various seasons of several Miller-Boyett shows, including Perfect Strangers, Angie, and Full House.
• Did you know that Mike Nelson has a blog?
• Nikki Finke is still not a fan of Jon Stewart hosting the Oscars.
• Anthony Bourdain is blogging Top Chef.
• The Futon Critic lists the 10 things you need to know about the new season.

Here are the new TV DVDs, in stores tomorrow.

• 8 Simple Rules... - Season 1
• The Adventures of Jim Bowie - Complete Series
• Charlie Lola - Vol. 5
• Daniel Boone - Season 5
• Darkwing Duck - Vol. 2
• The Dresden Files - Season 1
• Full House - Season 7
• The Hills - Season 2
• Home Improvement - Season 7
• Inside The Actor's Studio - Barbra Streisand
• The Muppet Show - Season 2
• Rome - Season 2
• Roseanne - Season 8
• Saved By The Bell - Hawaiian Style and Wedding in Las Vegas movies
• The Simpsons - Season 10
• Soul Food - Season 2
• The Suite Life of Zack & Cody - Vol. 2
• Superfriends: The Legendary Super Powers Show - Complete Series
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Season 5
• That Girl - Season 3
• The Tick - Season 2

That's the topic of a post over on the Huffington Post by Bob Saget. The comedian, former Full House star and current host of 1 Vs. 100 ponders what he would do if he suddenly found out he only had 24 hours left in his life. Apparently, he'd spend a lot of time on a plane and laugh at his mother being injured in a surfing accident.

It's a funny piece, but my favorite was this comment, left by a poster named Crowhaul:

Bob, you don't need to be 'funny'. You've been there, done that. Why not hit us with some voice, instead. Need a subject? How about the tens of thousands of kids we've orphaned in Iraq? Dig deep, Bob. Get pissed.

When I posted my list of the top 5 best TV dads last Father's Day many of you commented that I missed a few really good patriarchs. This included Keith Mars, Keith Mars, Keith Mars, and, oh yeah, Keith Mars. So, there was no doubt in my mind that a new list of TV dads needed to be compiled for this Father's Day. I mean, you dads out there need something else as a gift other than the glow-in-the-dark tie your kids purchased at the dollar store. So, without fanfare, here are five more of the greatest TV dads. And, guess who's first?

Keith Mars (Veronica Mars): Commenters have mentioned that Veronica's dad, Keith (played by Enrico Colantoni), was one of the most real and believable fathers on television. He was also very loving and supportive of Veronica in her side hobby of solving crimes, big and small. If the series had gone to a fourth season with (as rumors stated) Veronica leaving her friends and family in Neptune behind in order to become an FBI agent, the presence of Keith Mars would have been sorely missed.

Today, Showtime announced that Mary-Kate Olsen will be joining the cast of Weeds as a love interest for Nancy Botwin's (Mary Louise Parker) son, Silas. Normally, I don't find cast additions to be that interesting but this one is definitely news-worthy.

For a generation of TV viewers, the names Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have become synonymous with safe, children's entertainment. I know that my daughters still enjoy an Olsen twins DVD every now and then and I will never forget being the only adult male in the theatre when I took them to see New York Minute. As I watched them grow up over the years, I often wondered if there would ever come a time when they would try and be taken seriously as actresses (the Olsen twins, not my daughters).

Well, it seems that time has come. By joining the cast of Weeds, Mary-Kate has declared that she is ready to be taken seriously and, more importantly, ready to work without her sister. All things being equal, I have always thought the Olsen sisters had what it took to be stars beyond their chldhood. I guess we will find out soon enough.

Here are the new TV DVDs, in stores tomorrow.

• 7th Heaven - Season 4
• The Addams Family - Vol. 2
• Family Affair - Season 3
• The Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes - Vol. 1
• Full House - Season 6
• The Jeffersons - Season 6
• Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman - Vol. 1
• The New Adventures of He-Man - Vol. 2
• One Foot in the Grave - Seasons 1 and 2
• The Shield - Season 5
• Sonic The Hedgehog - Complete Series
• Touched by an Angel - Season 4, Vol. 2
• Whose Line Is It Anyway? - UK Version - Seasons 1 and 2

• The Andy Griffith Show - Season 8
• Dog The Bounty Hunter - The Wedding Special
• Full House - Season 5
• Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. - Season 1
• Law and Order: CI - Season 2
• Masters of Horror - Fair-Haired Child
• Stacked - Complete Series
• Voltron: Defender of the Universe - Collection 2: Yellow Lion

I took this quiz over at Mental Floss and scored 100%. You have to match the sitcom with the house/setting they show in the opening credits.

By the way, I'm not bragging about that score, the test is just incredibly easy, especially since two of the pictures are very, very easy to identify, which means you can guess the others by process of elimination, if you don't know one or two of them. I mean, one of the shows is The Love Boat, so you know there's going to be a boat involved, right?

This might prove to be very satisfying, that you know you TV homes as much as you do your own. On the other hand, it might be kind of scary that somewhere in your mind you have actually memorized what sitcom family homes look like (and from shows that you probably haven't seen in a long time).

Also, just so you know, scroll down very slowly and stop when you get to the sitcom names. If you go any further you'll see the answers, and you don't want that to happen.

[via Pop Candy]