As a mother of four, Lisa Oz, wife of Dr. Oz and author of the best-selling series 'YOU: The Owner's Manual,' deals with regulating her kids' TV consumption every day. On 'Good Day NY' (weekdays, 9AM ET on Fox) she addressed the issue of how much and what kind of TV kids should be watching, after a study from the American Academy of Pediatricians said that children under two years old should not watch any TV at all.

First, they tackled an interview Michelle Obama gave to ivillage, where she talked about letting Sasha and Malia watch the 'Kardashians'. While Oz thought the girls were a bit young for the show, she agreed that he best way to deal with provocative subjects on TV is to ask children what they think about what they're watching. "It can be a precautionary tale. It doesn't have to be an example," she said.

It's come to the time of the TV season that 'True Blood' fans are both eagerly anticipating and dreading. The vampire drama's season finale is Sunday night, and Kristin Bauer, who plays Pam De Beaufort, dropped by 'Good Day New York.' (weekdays, 9AM ET on Fox) to talk about it. She managed to describe the finale without revealing any details, and also fielded a question about her off-screen relationship with co-star Alexander Skarsgard.

If you were trying to avoid spoilers, don't worry, this clip is safe. When asked what she could say about the finale, Bauer was descriptive, but tight-lipped. "There's gonna be some death, some sex, some blood," she said, reassuring audiences that the finale will indeed be an episode of 'True Blood.'

Pauly Shore appeared on 'Good Day New York' (weekdays, 9AM ET on Fox) to talk about his two latest projects, the Showtime special 'Vegas Is My Oyster' and his website looking for a new assistant. The first, he explained, is an homage 70s variety shows, while he compared the second to an online version of the MTV show 'I Want To Work for Diddy.'

"It's a throwback to the old school variety shows from back in the 70s," said Shore of 'Vegas.' It's got girls, music, stand-up comedy. It's playing all month on Showtime." He noted it was a little raunchy, and named guest stars like Andy Dick and Tom Green. Then, of the Web site competition to be his new assistant, 'Will Work for Pauly,' he said, "It's almost like the online version of 'I Want to Work for Diddy.' Remember that show on MTV?" (For the record, it was VH1).

Vinny Guadagnino makes the fist pump look easy on 'Jersey Shore,' perhaps deceptively so. Guadagnino stopped by 'Good Day New York' (weekdays, 9AM ET on Fox) to talk about how he became a 'Jersey Shore' star, and to teach anchors Rosanna Scotto and Greg Kelly his signature dance move.

Guadagnino, who's actually a Staten Island native, decided to pass up law school to enjoy the show's success. "I want the degree, yes," he said, "but right now, I think I'm doing well." Scotto asked if Guadagnino was aware of his fifteen minutes of fame fading. "My fifteen minutes started an hour ago," he said. "This was a phenomenon and it was more than I think fifteen minutes. It took off to five seasons."

After watching this clip, we're sure of one thing: No one could ever accuse 'Good Day New York' (weekdays, 9AM ET on Fox) of serious journalism.

'America's Next Top Model' runway coach Miss J drops by the morning news show and gives anchor Rosanna Scotto pointers as she attempts to walk the runway like a professional model.

Watch the video after the jump.

Cabin fever already? Anchors Greg Kelly and Rosanna Scotto of 'Fox 5 NY News' (weekdays, 12:30PM ET on Fox) teamed up in an on-set snowball fight against weathermen Nick Gregory and Mike Woods today.

The fight proceeded for several moments without any direct hits, until Kelly defected to the opposing team and lobbed a snowball at Scotto, striking her directly in the face.

Watch the video after the jump.