Queerview television guide for the weekend of July 18

Friday

As the World Turns (CBS) Check local listings
Luke learns things about stepfather/uncle Holden that has him angry at his Snyder dad. Will Noah respond with a supportive hug or a "At least your dads are alive..."? Find out as we give this one the liveblog treatment starting at 2PM Eastern!

The View (ABC) Check local listings
Live with Regis and Kelly (syndicated) Check local listings
A week of Mamma Mia! talk concludes week as the View ladies chat with the fabulous mother-daughter combo (on film, anyway) of Meryl Streep and Amanda Seyfried. Meanwhile, Pierce Brosnan joins the Live chatter.

Doctor Who (SciFi) 9:00 PM EDT
Last week was all Doctor and little Donna, and this week is plenty of Donna with only a bit of Doctor, as we explore Ms. Noble's history and how things may have gone differently for her. Oh, and a certain blonde woman we've been seeing all season might play a significant role in tonight's episode.

The Late Show with David Letterman (CBS) 11:30 PM EDT
Out humorist David Sedaris joins Dave tonight. Think they'll discuss his sister (and Dave fave), Amy?

Saturday

Color Splash (HGTV) 5:00 PM EDT
Thanks to roni1133, I now know that the new season of Color Splash started up last week. Tonight David Bromstad uses his design skills and general hotness to help a growing family find more storage space in their den. It's good to see that HGTV means it when they say Design Star unlike the Food Network, eh?

The Graham Norton Show (BBC AMerica) 10:00 PM EDT
John Malkovich and Brit comedian Alan Davies join Graham this week.

Sunday

Big Brother (CBS) 8:00 PM EDT
With body builder Jessie in charge, rumors have been swirling that gay houseguest Steven might have a big target on his back. Will Steven be on track to tie Joe's record for the shortest run for a gay Big Bother houseguest?

Design Star (HGTV) 9:00 PM EDT
The final three go their separate ways as they take us homw to meet the parents ... which also means individual challenges, something we've seen too little of this season.

Shameless (Sundance) 9:00 PM EDT
The unpredictable gay-inclusive Brit dramedy debuts its third season tonight as the Chatsworth Estate area somehow gets the impression that little Liam is battling cancer, leading to the organization of "Liam Day".

Brooke Knows Best (VH1) 10:00 PM EDT
Brooke and gay BFF/roommate Glenn go searching for a third roommate to share the rent. That, of course, means a montage of roommate interviews where everything seems to go well until the interviewee ends up revealing some terrible problem. Gotta love those classics, eh?