The girls who put together Gabrielle's bachelorette party know how to calm the wild 'Bridezillas' (Sun., 9PM ET on WE). The prescription for Gabrielle was an exotic dancer named Panther. Who can scream and yell and throw fits when they're too busy giggling gleefully and getting nipped on the behind.

Panther had a wide range of moves he tried on Gabrielle, and all of them elicited the same jubilant responses. It made us wonder if he and others in his trade wear ear plugs. That many screaming women in such a confined space has to get loud when it's echoing in your eardrums.

"I'm gonna remember this forever and always," Gabrielle said of the Panther experience. These girls [laughs], they really came through."

Okay, I'm not a doctor (surprising, I know), so maybe if you are a doctor, and your most recent medical experience is tsunami relief in Indonesia, maybe moving to County General doesn't seem so bad. Sure, it gets blown up occasionally, gunfire breaks out often, and maybe you may get taken hostage and/or stabbed by a crazy patient or two. But here's my question: Would you tell your spouse to work there too?

Apparently Angela Bassett would. Bassett, who is joining the cast of ER as a "troubled" new attending, is bringing her husband along with her. Courtney B. Vance, who spent five seasons on NBC's Law & Order: Criminal Intent as ADA Ron Carver, is also joining the cast. Vance will be playing another attending physician an the on-screen husband of his real-life wife on a recurring basis. While I'm sure that the set of ER is a perfectly safe place for Vance, I'm highly worried about the fate of his character.