January Jones and Jimmy Fallon dressed like Cupids in honor of the Valentine's Day holiday and held an arrow-shooting competition on 'Late Night' (Weeknights, 12:37AM ET on NBC). And by dressed like Cupids, we mean they put on fake wings.

But the arrows were real.

Actually, no they weren't. They were like something out of Green Arrow's arsenal. Each had a tiny plunger on the tip, so it could stick to the points board. It's a good thing too, as this was also a drinking game.

They could either hit hearts with point totals in them, or broken hearts, which would mean they'd have to do a shot of champagne.

"Yeah, we're going to do shots of champagne," Fallon confimed when Jones started laughing. "I'm very classy."

Happy Valentine's and/or Anna Howard Shaw Day! We've been celebrating this glorious and/or horrendous holiday in style here at TV Squad and our latest offering is a doozy.

For those still searching for their Valentine, you're luck! Thanks to the magic of graphic design programs we've whipped up a handy dandy chart to find out who your TV boyfriend/valentine is.

Now, let's begin with the age old question: Do you like good guys or bad boys?

Audiences have spent four seasons watching the quiet romance between 'Little Mosque on the Prairie''s Amaar and Rayyan build. Now, they get to enjoy the big payoff -- in season five, the two crazy kids finally get together.

Amaar and Rayyan, played by Zaib Shaikh and Sitara Hewitt, didn't have a typical courtship. The two devout Muslim characters aren't allowed to touch until they're married -- even after they're engaged. Naturally, hijinks ensue. (Like when Rayyan falls asleep while the two are bed shopping and Amaar has to wake her up without touching her.)

The entire season leads up to the big wedding day, when the two lovebirds will finally get some physical contact (don't worry -- nothing too racy). Just in time for Valentine's Day, we caught up with Shaikh and Hewitt to reflect on Amaar and Rayyan's restrained road to love. Awwww.

Whatever your relationship status is, we're all TV lovers, right?

Check out our Valentine's Day-related features, past and present ...


TV Kisses Mash-Up: Watch Our Smooching Supercut

Who's your TV boyfriend/Valentine? (Chart)

TV's Most Dateable Characters

Best TV Couples of All Time

Worst TV Couples of All Time

Romantic Cliches on TV

10 Devastating TV Breakups

Eight Couples Who Met on TV

Here's a sweet treat for our HBO-loving readers in honor of Valentine's Day: we're giving away two T-shirts from the HBO Shop.

Two readers will receive either a large-size "Glamour Me" tee or a "I ♥ to hug it out" tee.

To enter to win, leave a comment about which HBO show you love the most. Plus, mention which T-shirt you'd prefer.

It's Valentine's Day, so we thought it best to celebrate the occasion by getting everyone in the mood for love!

And what better way to do that than to watch a montage of some of the greatest kisses in television history? These kisses broke the "will they, or won't they?" tension between some of our favorite on-screen couples, challenged the censorship of the time, and quite simply, are just plain hot!

Warning: This montage may cause an uncontrollable urge to make out, so be sure to snuggle up and watch with your special someone (if you have one!) And if not, just close your eyes and fantasize about kissing Mulder yourself!

Every Valentine's Day, the deluge of complaints about how "Valentine's Day is just created by the people at Hallmark and Hershey and KY and walk-in clinics to sell products and services" is overwhelming, and I have just one thing to say to that: So?!

We live in a country that dedicates an entire day to getting laid, and we're going to complain about it? I can think of plenty of worse things to manufacture a holiday around, like Amputation Day (created by pirates to sell more peg-legs).

In the spirit of embracing Valentine's Day, here's a list of TV's most dateable characters. In the event that you spend the day alone, you can flip on your television or pop in a DVD, open that bottle of wine and pretend to have a date with a fictional character until you fall asleep making out with a pillow.

Apparently one epic episode of television per week isn't enough for 'Glee.' Following yesterday's highest-ever-rated telecast after the Super Bowl, the show will return to its regular time slot tomorrow night for the Valentine's Day–themed 'Silly Love Songs.'

In the all-new episode, the McKinley High gang (and a couple of Dalton Academy Warblers) will find themselves in a variety of romantic entanglements. After the jump, listen to this week's tunes and watch a few leaked scenes from tomorrow's episode.

Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and who better to give advice on turning up the romance than the men of ABC daytime? After all, they sweeping their soap opera ladies off their feet on a daily basis!

So, we asked daytime hotties Trent Garrett (Asher) and Jordi Vilasuso (Griffin) from 'All My Children'; David Fumero (Cristian), David Gregory (Robert), John-Paul Lavoisier (Rex) and Nic Robuck (James) and from 'One Life to Live'; and Brandon Barash (Johnny) and Chad Duell (Michael) from 'General Hospital' how they get romantic ... and let's just say it involves touching, oysters and candles!

Watch what they had to say in this exclusive video ...

The folks at our sister site, Cinematical, are working hard to give you news and reviews of the best -- and worst -- the silver screen has to offer. Here are some of their musings on the latest blockbusters, indies, and everything in between:

• 'Twilight' star, Kristen Stewart, is appearing in a new film called, 'The Yellow Handkerchief.' But that, of course, doesn't mean that she gets to avoid questions about her next project, 'Breaking Dawn,' which is the final installment in the 'Twilight' saga.
• A new Martin Scorsese film should be cause for excitement, right? So why do I feel so apathetic about 'Shutter Island?' Cinematical reviews the new Leonardo DiCaprio film, here.
• As a woman who Loved 'Live Free or Die Hard' because of the copious amount of crap that blew up, but also really kind of wants to see 'Valentine's Day,' I have no idea what women want when it comes to the movies. Cinematical tries to figure it out.
• My favorite Serious Slo-Mo Walk? It has to be when the crew walks together in 'Reservoir Dogs.' What's yours?
• I'm honestly kind of surprised that it's taken this long to get a Kurt Cobain biopic, but now that we have one in the works, who should play the title character?

While soap stones are definitely more appealing than panty roses, the atmosphere on 'The Martha Stewart Show' (weekdays, syndicated) still managed to turn awkward today. While making the stones with Martha Stewart, Garry Marshall asked if they'd be taking a shower together.

Hey, we can think of worse people to take a shower with than Marshall. At least the 'Valentine's Day' director would make us laugh and maybe even get us an intro to Julia Roberts or Hector Elizondo (not in the shower, though; that could get crowded).

But Stewart and Marshall in a shower together? We're really sorry about that visual. Really.

Watch the video after the jump.

A Tracy Morgan interview is truly an unpredictable event, as Joel found out last year. Often you don't know if you're talking to Tracy Morgan or Tracy Jordan from '30 Rock,' so anything is possible. Last night he was on 'The Late Show' and talked about Oprah Winfrey, 'The Wolfman,' and why he doesn't watch the Winter Olympics. They could probably use this on '30 Rock.'

Tracy Morgan has a thing going with Oprah Winfrey. In fact, on 'Late Show With David Letterman' (weeknights, 11:35PM ET on CBS), he revealed that the talk show queen was his valentine. But alas, all is not well.

"We're going through some problems," said Morgan. "Every time I turn around, she on the phone with Gail. Get off the phone with Gail!"

Yeah, what up with that, Oprah?!

Watch the video after the jump.

The folks at our sister site, Cinematical, are working hard to give you news and reviews of the best -- and worst -- the silver screen has to offer. Here are some of their musings on the latest blockbusters, indies, and everything in between:

• Even though Sandra Bullock is nominated for an Academy Award for her role in 'The Blind Side,' it certainly doesn't mean that she can't make mistakes. Cinematical discusses Bullock's Oscar nom as well as her simultaneous Razzie nomination for 'All about Steve.'
• I haven't heard good things about the new film 'Valentine's Day,' although as a sucker for star-studded ensemble casts, that certainly isn't going to stop me from seeing it. However, I'm not sure if it's a good idea to make a franchise out of the thing.
• Cinematical reviews 'Twelve' and calls it "a very special episode of 'Gossip Girl,'" which is fitting, as it stars 'Gossip Girl''s Chace Crawford.
• I'm not sure that the fact that Benecio Del Toro reportedly mumbles his way through 'Wolfman' makes me want to see it.
• Look out world, there's a new Coppola in town: Gia Coppola, Francis Ford's granddaughter, is taking a stab at directing.

There are break-ups and then there are Break-Ups. (And then there are break-ups.) We've all had a relationship end in our lives, and we've all seen them end on TV. And the serial nature of television shows demands that characters be constantly drifting into and out of relationships.

But still, some TV break-ups hit us harder than others. When we grow attached to certain characters, their fictional splits can hit us as hard as a divorce or a dumping in our own lives.

And so, we present a list of 10 television break-ups that truly devastated us, for one reason or another. These are the Sam and Dianes, the Buffy and Angels, the Kevin and Winnies ... We wanted them to stay together so badly. And yet, they failed.