On 'Bethenny Getting Married' (Thu., 10PM ET on BRAVO), it's the day after Bethenny Frankel has had a lengthy labor and eventual C-section. Husband Jason Hoppy's parents stop by the hospital.

"We have a baby girl, and her name is Bryn Hoppy," announces Bethenny. Jason's mother Carol begins to cry. "I told my husband, Bryan's going to get worked into that name somewhere."

Bethenny later explains: "To say to them that we named our firstborn child after their son that passed away -- I think it was really emotional for them."

After they leave, Jason helps burp little Bryn. He tells her, "We can go to dance classes and stuff, but can you go and play basketball with me sometimes, and hit gold balls?" Awww.

We haven't seen Jimmy Kimmel this excited in a long time. Matthew Fox dropped by 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' (weeknights, 12:05AM ET on ABC), and the two dug through the giant 'Lost' DVD box set.


Kimmel and Fox found a map, the game that Jacob and the Man in Black played, a letter and a tiny black-light for certain clues. "Also good if you go to a motel, and you wanta check out the sheets," offered Kimmel helpfully.

The host then pulled out a magazine ad featuring a youthful Fox as a preppy JC Penney model. Hidden secrets indeed.

Paul Rudd has been to Ireland many times. His late father loved the country, so his remains are there. Sort of. Appearing on the 'Late Show' (weeknights, 11:35PM ET on CBS), Rudd described the surreal experience of scattering his dad's ashes in Ireland.

Rudd's father had known a lighthouse keeper, so the family's intention was to scatter the ashes from the lighthouse. "We realized we had nothing to disperse them with," said Rudd. "So we went to a store and just got party cups ... [it] kinda added to the whole surreal [event]."

Upon finding they had ashes left over, they took the remainder to another of his favorite places. But this time, the Rudd family "'Lebowski'd" themselves in the process.

One designer on 'Project Runway' (Thu., 9PM ET on LIFETIME) described the first episode's twist as "so evil." Apparently, because Tim Gunn & co. couldn't narrow this season's contestants down, their first challenge was actually the last phase of the audition process.

"So none of you are officially on 'Project Runway' Season 8 yet," said Heidi Klum.

Check the video for the resulting "disco apron" design that Michael Kors called a "train wreck." Klum agreed, saying, "I have to say too, and I'm sorry: I think it is butt-ugly."

Angelina left 'Jersey Shore' (Thu., 10PM ET on MTV) early on in the first season. This time around, she's "trying to be classy." Um, you picked the wrong show.

They've relocated to Miami, but some things never change. When the ladies are all shoved into the back of a cab, Angelina says, "I left because I loved a guy, and you guys can't understand that." Sammi replies, "Who gives a [beep] about you leaving, honestly."

The confrontation quickly spirals, and all four women contribute much cussing, screaming, finger pointing, and flailing of arms to the proceedings. Trash talk includes dissing Angelina for being from Staten Island and calling her a pale "white rat."

Ah, welcome back, Angelina.

Good news is Jason Schwartzman and Michael Cera got to meet Erik Estrada of 'CHiPS' fame. Bad news is it didn't quite turn out as Schwartzman would have liked -- and he may now have a weight complex.

The 'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World' actor ran into Estrada in a hotel stairwell during Comic-Con, he said on 'The Tonight Show' (weeknights, 11:35PM ET on NBC). "He points at my mustache and says, 'That's a nice mustache, baby,'" said Schwartzman.

Cera always wanted to meet "Ponch", so the 'Pilgrim' co-stars scurried to get their picture taken with him. "He immediately picks up Michael Cera," explained Schwartzman. "In that picture I feel extremely jealous because he's holding Michael, and I'm the one who wants to be held."

But picking him up proved to be more difficult. Is the actor really that heavy? Jay Leno decided to find out.

(S08E01) With 17 contestants wandering around New York City, it's pretty difficult to get names with faces on 'Project Runway' unless the people are stand-out caricatures. I already know that I will grow tired of Ivy Higa's interviews, especially if they end with silence and her saying "word" or "period" to emphasize the end. The only other characters I could even recall from the beginning swoop was Casanova, because of his clothes, accent and expensive pants, and Peach, who came off as one really tough cookie.

The contestants meet themselves in 'The Real World' fashion and eventually the contestants end up at Lincoln Center. Heidi and Tim announce that the 17 contestants are in the last round of auditions, similar to the season 2 semi-finals with muslin. Their challenge is to create an outfit that incorporates a piece of clothes from the contestant to their left. One assumes the last person on the line gave theirs to the first, though wouldn't it be amazing to have Tim's jacket or Heidi's dress?

(S07E19) 'So You Think You Can Dance' finally has it's first double elimination, which is the only season that it would have worked. Nigel announces that the winner this season will also gain fame as the first Gatorade dance representative and be part of their fall campaign. As long as it wasn't Jose as the cover-boy of all dancers, I'll be fine.

Group Performance - Mia finally gets to choreograph a routine and I will say, it was good that she got a break because it's more interesting to watch after the string of boring Mandy Moore routines we've been watching this season. Jose is actually performing tonight as well, meaning that his groin must not have been bad. It's interesting to see that Lauren is missing from the routine with Allison and all the men, but according to Lauren's father's Twitter account, she was suffering from dehydration.

(S04E08) Well, you have to hand it to 'Burn Notice.' Tonight they came up with a twist that was totally unexpected. It made the show for me, and after last week's disappointing adventure with a frozen-face Burt Reynolds, this was a welcomed return to the vibrant 'Burn Notice' we're used to. For more on the uses of a light bulb and the new geometry among the team, follow me after the jump.

While most of the ridiculously beautiful 'Gossip Girl' cast is currently scattered to the four winds, the man behind the eponymous Chuck Bass, Ed Westwick, was in attendance at the CW's presentation to TV critics. He was joined by 'Gossip Girl' executive producers Josh Schwartz, Stephanie Savage and Joshua Safran.

First up, a juicy sizzle reel treated us to the Upper East Siders' exploits in Paris. It's all play and no work for our naughty New Yorkers when 'Gossip Girl' returns with two episodes set in Paris this fall.

More highlights follow after the jump ...

Not content with just being the small screen's Superman, Tom Welling was in attendance at the CW's TCA panel to promote 'Hellcats,' the new cheerleading show he's producing with Kevin Murphy.

Stars Ashley Tisdale and Aly Michalka were also in attendance on the panel, which was peppy as a pep squad with reporters talking all over each other to put their questions to the cast.

Some of the highlights are included below.

-- On the comparisons with 'Glee,' Murphy said "I'd never have the temerity to compete with 'Glee' in terms of razzle-dazzle. While the dancing is a huge component of the show, it exists with one foot in the world of the characters -- no-one will tune in for the awesome three minutes of dancing we'll provide without that."


More after the jump!

(S12E10) Two floaters are up for eviction in the 'Big Brother 12' house. Sure, it's a way for Matt to not make waves with the power couple in the house while not totally alienating himself from his own Brigade alliance. Matt's nominations were just about as gutsy as fisticuffs with butterflies. Or, were they?

It all depends on the reaction of the nominees, doesn't it? Perhaps the nominations were the chicken man's way out. However, the nominees themselves might be able to save this show from continuing to be a total yawn-fest. They definitely need something to get it out of the doldrums.

'Nikita' is already one of the most buzzworthy new fall shows, and stars Maggie Q and Shane West were on hand with executive producers Danny Cannon, Craig Silverstein and McG to discuss the freshman season at the CW's presentation to TV critics Thursday afternoon.

The producers weren't giving too much away in terms of spoilers, but we were able to glean a few fun bits of scoop ahead of the September premiere. Bullet point highlights below!

-- Maggie Q is highly accustomed to the frenetic pace of TV shooting given her background in Asian film, but she and Shane West admitted that they've never done a dedicated action TV show. "I have no life, I have no fun, all I want to do is sleep and get ready for the next day," Q laughed.

More after the jump!

'Dirty Dancing' star Jennifer Grey has made an appointment with 'House.'

According to Ausiello Files, Grey will play Abbey, a mom whose infant daughter may be life-threatening ill.

Look for Grey's character to be faced with a treatment decision that might affect her and her baby's life.

The episode is slated to air in mid-October. 'House' returns Mon., Sept. 20 on Fox.


In other TV news ...

'Running Wilde,' the upcoming Fox comedy powered by 'Arrested Development' alumni, is running through yet another round of changes before the series airs in September. The show features Will Arnett as Steve Wilde, a spoiled rich guy who falls in love with his do-gooder childhood ex, Emily Kadubic, played by Keri Russell.

Today's news revealed that two characters from the original pilot have been recast. Mel Rodriguez ('Big Love') is set to replace Joseph A. Nunez as Wilde's dutiful friend/driver. The other recasting is slightly more complicated, since Jayne Houdeyshell's part as Wilde's head of security/ex-nanny has been rewritten and will now feature Robert Michael Morris ('The Comeback') as an ex-"manny."