Wednesday night is TV guilty pleasure night.

Between NBC Mondays, Ugly Betty/The Office Thursdays, and guilty pleasure Wednesdays... I am beyond thrilled that sweeps are "officially" here.

Wednesdays might be my favorite night of all. Or Mondays... ahhhh or any day the Office is shown, I can't decide!

But last night I joined my sister for pizza and guilty TV pleasures. It kicked off with America's Next Top Model (my final four prediction is Ebony, Chantal, Heather, and Saleisha... write it down). Of course there's the token you-know-what of the season. After the first episode it was Ebony... but miss Bianca is quickly making a run for the crown. In typical ANTM predictable fashion, Mila was sent home. Good riddance, she was annoying.

Gossip Girl just keeps getting better! Not since season 1 of Laguna Beach have I felt so badly for a girl who slept with someone else's boyfriend. Granted in this situation the someone else was her best friend... but I still can't stand that nasty little Blair Waldorf and I have a soft spot in my heart for Serena Van der Woodsen. Perhaps that's because of Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants though... one can never tell. And might I just add... Jenny! What are you doing???? Stay away from Chuck! How long will it be until Blair/Nate break up and she somehow winds up with Dan? I have a sick feeling about it.

And lastly... the biggest guilty pleasure of all. Dirty Sexy Money has arrived!! I can't decide which of the fantastically over the top Darling children I like more... but it has to be a toss-up between Jeremy and Brian. "Sorry Grandpa's dead." Really? Hilarious. I do love Samaire Armstrong but I really hope Juliet is toned down a bit... she's a better actress than the character shows. And last but not least... Peter Krause rocks.

Tonight, don't miss Ugly Betty (which I hear is heartbreaking... possibly death of Santos aftermath?), The Office (Jim and Pam! Ryan has a new job! Jan is unemployed! Dwight is... Dwight!!!), and Big Shots. I'm not sure what I think of the Dylan McDermott/Michael Vartan drama yet... but it shows promise, and at least is good for a few cheap laughs.