Queerview television guide: October 28

While the rest of the Pritchett family are pretty used to having kids, first-time parents Mitchell and Cameron are at that highly-insensive stage where every little thing looks like a big deal. When Lily bumps her head for the first time, it's a big deal to her two dads. For the rest of her family, however, the first day back-to-school is a much bigger worry.

But first, the countdown to the big wedding ceremony continues on One Life to Live and what would an important moment like this be if Kyle didn't talk it over with Roxy. Be sure to join us when we liveblog the action starting at 2PM Eastern!

The View (ABC) Check local listings
Carson Kressley will be stopping by today with tips on "how to make the most of your wardrobe". Considering the current state of things, I'm guessing that means he'll be offering suggestions on how to update your look without spending a lot of money.

One Life to Live (ABC) Check local listings
As the big hour gets closer and Kyle's doubts continue to rise, Roxy is there with a warning for him. Typically, I don't find myself drawn into love triangles where the endgame couple seems impossible to avoid but Scott Evans and Brett Claywell are really selling it for me.

Modern Family (ABC) 9:00 PM EDT
I've been waiting for this story, while Modern Family has been great at exploring the various relationships within the Pritchett family, this is the first time Mitchell and Cameron's attitude towards parenting is contrasted to their more experienced counterparts.

Carrie Fisher

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC) 12:35 AM EDT
Gay-fave Carrie Fisher is on tonight's guest list. Since her current project is a stage version of her memoir Wishfully Drinking, there's a good chance she'll discuss her gay ex-husband on this visit.

Daytime Preview for Thursday, October 29

The View (ABC) Check local listings
As the countdown to her upcoming late night show gets closer to zero (not. soon. enough.) Wanda Sykes chats with the View ladies.

The Oprah Winfrey Show (syndicated) Check local listings
Oprah takes a look at "the biggest stars of reality TV" which will include Adam Lambert and Christian Siriano.