Queerview television guide: the Weekend of October 30

Your Halloween gay TV highlights include a landmark interview for Boy George, a Betty/Marc team-up on Ugly Betty, MTV's new competition series Styl'd and a leg in the Netherlands for The Amazing Race.

But first, the countdown to the big wedding ceremony continues on One Life to Live and we'll be following a big, gay event like this with a liveblog so be sure to join us starting at 2PM Eastern!

Friday

The Rachael Ray Show (syndicated) Check local listings
It's starting to feel like Rosie O'Donnell shows up in costume on some daytime talk show every year as Halloween rolls around and this year she visits Rachael as the two pair up to be Dorothy and Glinda. Hmm, is she going to be doing the voice? I can imagine that too easily.

One Life to Live (ABC) Check local listings
Oliver has a memorable day as the big gay wedding ceremony begins, while Dorian continues to debate if she's doing the right thing.

Friday Night with Jonathan Ross (BBC America) 9:00 PM EDT
Ross' guests include Boy George and Joanna Page (the Stacey of Gavin & Stacey). This is Boy George's first interview since being released from prison. Meanwhile, I'm hoping Page will be able to say something about Gavin & Stacey's upcoming third season.

Medium (CBS) 9:00 PM EDT
Camp icon Elvira appears as herself in this week's Halloween episode. Hmm, considering that the main story sees Allison having vivid dreams finding herself dropped into Night of the Living Dead, dare I hope the Mistress of the Dark will show up to heckle those dreams?

Ugly Betty (ABC) 9:00 PM EDT
What could get Betty dressed up as a hot dog and Marc as the bun? Combine a story on the worst jobs in New York and understaffed conditions at Mode that leaves Marc as Betty's assistant and Ugly Betty has what looks like a memorable episode. Also, it looks like Betty's ready to return Marc's barbs.

Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC) 12:35 AM EDT
Wanda Sykes next stop to promote her upcoming late night talk show is Fallon's couch. Hopefully, Fallon's stopped worrying about who'll be the third celebrity to die after the Pac Man guy and the Huffington Post blogger.

Saturday

The Graham Norton Show (BBC America) 10:00 PM EDT
Graham's guests this week include singer Michael Buble and comedian Sue Perkins. I'm not very familiar with Perkins, but she has to be more interesting than last week's Jordan-rama, right?

Sunday

The Amazing Race (CBS) 8:00 PM EST
As the race heads to the Netherlands, one team "musters up the courage to reveal a personal secret" which has me wondering if brothers Sam and Dan might be looking to clear up any confusion with competing teams who may still think they're straight.

Styl'd's Eric, Brett and Gary

Styl'd (MTV) 10:00 PM EST
VH1's attempt to make a show about stylists may have been a snoozefest but now that the memory of Glam God has faded, MTV is making another try. Like Glam God, Styl'd has a few gay male competitors with Eric, Brett and Gary. Hopefully, this one will be more about styling than drama.

Brothers & Sisters (ABC) 10:00 PM EST
Hm, I thought we saw them settle the discussion last week but this week's episode says that Kevin and Scotty decide on a surrogate. I have to admit, for all the complaining I did last season, I've been enjoying Brothers & Sisters a lot lately.