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Time to add yet another baby to the Duggar brood on TLC's "19 Kids and Counting." This time it's baby No. 3 for Josh and Anna, and it's not going to be an easy ride, literally.

In this exclusive sneak peek at Sunday's episode, the couple; Josh's mom, Michelle; and their doula, Mrs. Query, all hop into their SUV for an hourlong ride to Anna's midwife's house while the 24-year-old is in labor, and she's not sure that she can hold the baby until they get there. The fact that her husband, Josh, wants to "do some fancy driving" isn't helping. "I think Anna is going to feel better if you don't do too fancy driving, Josh. I think it's a stressful moment," says Mrs. Query while holding Anna's hand in the back seat.

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This baby doesn't seem to want to wait. "I could be totally wrong, but I think I'm feeling a pressure. It's not the head coming out, but I just think it might be moving south," says Anna while clearly attempting to stave

What does it take to turn a self-absorbed, loudmouthed bridezilla and her often equally unbearable husband into a kind, warm, and thoughtful couple? How about the apocalypse? That's the approach the marriage counselors are taking this Friday on We tv's new reality series "Marriage Boot Camp: Bridezillas." In this exclusive sneak peek at the episode "Identity," the housemates are put through a pretend end-of-the-world scenario called "Love and Warfare," in which they must "kill" 6 of the 10 other individuals — the hope being that they'll learn how their actions affect others' perceptions of them.

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Before they get "killed," though, the participants have 30 seconds to plead their case as to why they should "live" before being blindfolded. Rob's brilliant approach: to insult everyone else. "I should survive because most of you need workout and diet and a program like that, and I can provide that for

"Hot in Cleveland" is on fire as it revs up for its Season 5 premiere. And it's not just any premiere; it's the series' first live episode! Yahoo! TV was on set with the fab foursome — Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves, Wendie Malick, and Betty White — and the episode's big-time guest stars (William Shatner, Brian Baumgartner, who played Kevin on "The Office," and Danny Pudi, who plays Abed on "Community") as they sat down for the table read.

As you can see in our behind-the-scenes exclusive, this cast is tight-knit and ready for anything, but that camaraderie doesn't mean there aren't any nerves. "I've had butterflies now for a couple weeks just thinking about it," Bertinelli says. No worries, though! White's got a surefire best practice to overcome the "deer in the headlights" look an actor gets when forgetting a line: "I unbutton my blouse. Works every time."

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From the sound of it, though, these lines will be hard to forget,

Lisa Kudrow will be back in front of a studio audience (at least for one week) for Nickelodeon's freshman comedy "Wendell & Vinnie." Clearly, this show is already nabbing some A-list talent! "Reno 911's" Thomas Lennon will also be guesting alongside the "Web Therapy" star.

[Related: David Schwimmer Talks Reuniting With Lisa Kudrow for 'Web Therapy': 'It Was a Blast']

In this exclusive sneak peek at Thursday's episode, "Swindle & Vinnie," Vinnie (Jerry Trainor), who owns a pop-culture memorabilia shop, is going head-to-head with his biggest rival, Natasha (Kudrow), for the collectibles of a whimsical celebrity (Lennon) — one movie souvenir in particular.

"Hello, Vincent," says Natasha as they both grab the same item. "Get your hands off my snot ball!"

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"As you taught me many years ago, it's not yours until they take your money," Vinnie responds.

Kudrow talked to EW about her guest role: "She used to be Vinnie's boss. He apprenticed under

Katy Perry's comedian ex-husband Russell Brand is a wild man. He's made no apologies about that. But the sexy British rock 'n' roller didn't always have an eccentric career (or wardrobe!); he was once a mailman. Not surprisingly, though, his expectations on his mail route were definitely not the norm. He showed up on "The Late Show With David Letterman" (in leather pants) to chat about his preceleb life and what he thought were the perks of delivering letters. His understanding: "As a mailman, sex would be everywhere for me."

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"In my mind, there's a sort of a cultural illusion that this is an opportunity for early morning conjugal activity," Brand told a chuckling Letterman in this clip from Monday night's show. "I thought the housewives would open the door with a gesture to their nether regions," he went on. But in a surprising turn of events (surprising only to Brand), that wasn't the case.

Adoption is often thought of as a celebration for the new parents, filled with high hopes for the baby, but there's another side to the story that's not necessarily so joyous — that of the birth mom and her family. This is the focus of Oxygen's reality series "I'm Having Their Baby," which aims to give an intimate, emotional look at the ups and downs of the adoption process from the birth mom's perspective.

In this exclusive sneak peek at the Season 2 premiere episode, Sharanda, 30, and her boyfriend, Jeremy, are hesitant to talk to his mom, Paulette, about their decision to put their baby up for adoption once he's born, knowing that Paulette won't approve. "My mom doesn't believe that we should actually go through with the adoption at all," Jeremy says.

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Sharanda is particularly anxious that going through with it will affect Paulette's feelings toward her, saying, "I want to be with Jeremy for the rest of my life, so I'm just a

There's no doubt that for four seasons, "Hot in Cleveland" has boldly gone where no TV Land show's gone before, but the June 19 live premiere is going to prove it: "Star Trek's" one-and-only William Shatner is guest starring!

And that's not all. Brian Baumgartner (Kevin from "The Office") and Danny Pudi (Abed from "Community") will also be joining "Cleveland's" own fab foursome — Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves, Wendie Malick, and Betty White — for the live episode.

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Shatner's particularly excited about one bonus of the gig, joking, "At long, long last, I am working with someone who is older than me." We're pretty sure Betty White's got a zinger response to that one.

Do you have questions for the cast? Follow @YahooTV on Twitter and send us your questions for the "Hot in Cleveland" crew.

"Hot in Cleveland" returns with a live summer premiere on Wednesday, 6/19 at 10 PM on TV Land.

The comedic star power on TV Land's "The Exes" is first-rate, and the cast's wicked funny skills are on full display in the no-holds-barred, blushworthy Season 3 premiere, "Toy Story." And trust us, this episode has nothing to do with Disney/Pixar.

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When Stuart mistakes Holly's (Kristen Johnston) "BOB" (battery-operated boyfriend) for a back massager while he's housesitting her place, the guys — Phil (Donald Faison) and Haskell (Wayne Knight) — blow his mind with the truth. But when they break said device by sitting on it (Phil blames Haskell!), they all freak out, leading to an unfortunate series of events.

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The fellows might have had a few more days to figure things out, but Holly's boyfriend, Paul, had to leave town suddenly on business, and she is in need of some alone time. So they rush to find a solution. Their efforts all culminate in a