Fox is pulling out all the stops for Family Guy during the May sweeps.  During the May 3rd episode, Drew Barrymore, Lauren Conrad, and Audrina Patridge will all guest star.

The episode focuses on Conrad helping Brian get over the news that his ex-girlfriend, voiced by Barrymore, is getting married.  Late-night hosts Jay Leno, Jimmy Fallon, and Craig Ferguson will also guest star.

During the following week's episode, How I Met Your Mother cast members Neil Patrick Harris, Josh Radnor, and Jason Segel will all guest star.  We can't wait to see all these worlds collide in cartoon land.

Remember: there are TWO new episodes of Bones next week.

On the first, airing Wednesday night and titled "The Cinderella in the Cardboard," a dead body is found - compacted into a stack of cardboard - at a recycling center. That's gotta hurt!

Click on the photos below for an early look at Booth, Brennan and company from the installment:

Next week's 90210 is a must-see.

Donna Martin returns to her former zip code, while Academy Award-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody guest stars on "Okaeri, Donna!"

Click on the photos below for an early look at images from the hour:

We've also uncovered a couple clips from the episode. Follow this article's jump to view them...

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In the tenth installment of Getting Lost with Matt Mitovich, Matt talks to Michael Emerson about the perception-changing events that occurred during "Dead is Dead."  Emerson even teases us on what to expect about future Ben moments.

Mitovich also talks to Marsha Thomason who will be reprising her role as Naomi in next week's episode, "Some Like it Hoth."  She confirms how Naomi will be back in a flashback with Miles.

Finally, Matt provides a very well thought out theory as to last week's burning question, "What happened to Rose and Bernard" that we're going to make you watch to hear:

Below is a little Gossip Girl photo gallery from "Southern Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," the April 27 episode of the hit show. The CW drama returns April 20 (a week from Monday) with "Seder Anything." Follow the link for that photo gallery, which we posted a week ago.

In "Southern Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," Serena and Gabriel (Armie Hammer) are totally an item, as are Nate and Blair. Meanwhile, Georgina Sparks (Michelle Trachtenerg) returns.

Click to enlarge. More pictures and sneak preview clips to come!

The next episode of Grey's Anatomy does not air for another 13 days. Nevertheless, ABC has already released a sneak preview of it, which we have for you below.

Life at Izzie's bedside is full of activity - friends visiting, food being delivered, girls trying on wedding dresses ... and myriad medical problems, for good measure:

The first WWE Smackdown since Wrestlemania 25 proved that a couple major feuds from the event aren't dead yet.

Jeff Hardy took on Matt Hardy, while Edge and John Cena continued their rivalry.

Check out what went down on this week's taping, set to air tomorrow night, with this Smackdown recap.

Next week's episode of Lost, "Some Like it Hoth," is going to reveal Miles' backstory.  What exactly will that entail?

According to E! Online's Lost Redux, we're going to learn why Miles was really on the freighter.  That also means there's going to be a return of the bossy freighter babe, Naomi (Marsha Thomason).

Additionally, we're going to find out how and if Miles has been on the Island before.  Very interesting indeed.

Here's our advice to TV watchers tonight: tune in to NBC, put down the remote and relax...

• 8:00 p.m. - Angela's father is in town on Bones (Fox); a soccer game breaks out on The Office (NBC).
• 8:30 p.m. - Andrea's boyfriend is outed on Samantha Who? (ABC); the series premiere of Parks & Recreation (NBC).
• 9:00 p.m. - Another new episode of The Office (NBC); a skydiver is dead on CSI (CBS).
• 9:30 p.m. - There are budget cuts on 30 Rock (NBC).
• 10:00 p.m. - The series premiere of Southland (NBC).

Perhaps it was the burgeoning spring weather, but not many people were watching television last night. Almost every series suffered a drop in ratings.

American Idol (estimated 22.4 million viewers) was down approximately two million from last week; while Lost (8.3 million) dropped 15 percent among adults 18-49 year-olds; and Criminal Minds (13.3 million) decreased from its season average.

Among other primetime pickings:

• Lie to Me performed well (8.4 million).

• Not enough people are watching Better Off Ted (4.2 million).

• At 10 p.m., the series premiere of The Unusuals (6.8 million) was no match for a new CSI: NY (12.5 million).