TV Land Awards (Sun., 8PM, TV Land)
NPH in the house ... if only the Emmy and Oscar show folk chose their hosts so wisely.
'How I Met Your Mother' star - and self-professed TV fan – Neil Patrick Harris hosts the seventh annual salute to classic TV, which this year includes nods to funny fella Don Rickles, 'Magnum P.I.''s Tom Selleck, 'M*A*S*H,' 'Knots Landing,' 'Home Improvement' and trippy kiddie show producers Sid and Marty Krofft.
The show, taped last week in Los Angeles, also includes presenters like Amy Poehler, Jimmy Kimmel, Dr. Phil, Teri Hatcher and Will Ferrell, who stars in the June 5 remake of a Krofft boob tube classic, 'Land of the Lost.'
'Daisy of Love'
(Sun., 9PM, VH1) series premiere
Daisy De La Hoya, the lip-enhanced runner-up of 'Rock of Love 2,' gets her own turn to pluck love from a group of 20 suitors.
'Family Guy'
(Sun., 9PM, Fox)
It's on! When Stewie is beaten up by a baby girl, he decides it's time to get all 'roided up and develop himself some six-pack abs. As for the other Griffin son, Chris starts dating a popular girl at school, and Wentworth Miller and Chace Crawford provide the voices of his fellow students.
'My Big Redneck Wedding'
(Sat., 4PM, CMT) 3rd season finale
When a girl's gonna walk down the aisle for the third time, she's gotta put in a little extra work to make it special, so South Carolina bride-to-be Cindy turns to a red bridal frock and clam digging to make her (third) big day rock.
'Streisand: Live in Concert'
(Sat., 8PM, CBS)
Well, it was live ... when it was taped during a Babs performance in Fort Lauderdale in 2006.
'I Want to Save Your Life'
(Sat., 10PM, WE) series premiere
'Diet Detective' Charles Stuart Platkin plays intervention on some unhealthy people and tries to get them to swap their bad habits for an active lifestyle and more nutritional eating plan.
'The Tudors'
(Sun., 9PM, Showtime)
Henry finally gets his male heir, but loses yet another babymama.
Also on this weekend:
- 'The Amazing Race' (8PM, CBS)
- 'Sit Down, Shut Up' (8:30PM, Fox)
What's on Monday: 'Gossip Girl,' 'Chuck' and more.
Check out our TV calendar for a look at the month ahead
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