TBS’ My Boys is going for the gold tonight (May 19) with the new episode “Friends of Friends,” which was directed by Fred Savage (Wonder Years) and guest stars Martin Mull (Roseanne).

PJ meets a friend of Stephanie’s named Emily when she attends her best friend’s birthday party. Emily must be a great gal because soon PJ and Bobby start hoping that Emily and her boyfriend will hang out with them.

Elsewhere, Kenny and Mike get cozy with a customer named Dr. Clayton (Mull), who’s actually a couples counselor that rubbed Andy and his wife the wrong way

As for Brendan, he encounters problems with his business partner, whom he begins to think isn’t contributing enough to running their club.

Sneak a peek at “Friends of Friends” in the preview clip after the jump. As hard as it is to believe the season was that short, next week is My Boys’ third-season finale “Spring Training.” Whew that got here fast!

My Boys airs Tuesdays on TBS at 10:30pm ET.

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Of note is the fact that it was directed by Wonder Years child star Fred Savage, now 32, who has taken a directorial seat behind the camera on a number of comedy-centric television series on various networks in the last few years, including ABC’s Ugly Betty, CBS’ Worst Week, FX’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Starz’s Party Down, TBS’ My Boys, and The CW’s defunct Aliens in America. The guy is definitely getting around and building an impressive résumé in the process.

While sophomore Rusty focuses on participating in Rush Week for the first time and recruiting sought-after freshman Andy (Jesse McCartney) as a Kappa Tau pledge, Calvin copes with pressure from Evan to also land Andy as an Omega Chi pledge.

On the sorority side, Ashleigh and Casey begin to suspect Rebecca is actually a “double-mole” for Frannie when the former ZBZer’s new sorority manages to sabotage Zeta Beta Zeta’s Rush Week contribution, a Project Runway-style fashion skit. And the claws come out … again.

Follow the jump for the “From Rushing with Love” promo.

Greek airs Mondays on ABC Family at 8pm ET.

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Directed by Wonder Years alum Fred Savage, who seems to be directing every single project he can get his hands on these days, and featuring the hip-hop sounds of Brooklyn MC Jeru the Damaja, the black-and-white musical mini-masterpiece showcases our favorite Sunny Philly cast members doing what they do best — acting silly in Philly.

Check out the addictive video crack after the jump to get way too excited about the show’s upcoming fourth season way too soon. Seriously. The premiere doesn’t even arrive until September 18, and already I can’t wait for it. Good thing, then, that it’s going to be one of those double-episode extravaganzas of massive inanity.

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Everybody Hates Chris

Everybody Hates Graduation: Seinfeld alum Jason Alexander directed this episode, the third-season finale, on which Chris learns the depressing news that he and his best friend Greg will be attending different high schools. [8pm EST/The CW]

Aliens in America

Raja Sixteen: I can’t believe this entertaining sitcom was canceled so quickly. But it was, making tonight’s episode both the first-season finale and the series finale. At least we end with a Raja-centric plot when the exchange student lucks out and hooks up with a Muslim girl named Sadika, leading to some typical competition from Justin, who hasn’t lucked out and hooked up with anyone … ever. Wonder Years veteran Fred Savage directed. [8:30pm EST/The CW]

Desperate Housewives

The Gun Song/Free: It’s a two-hour, double-episode fourth-season finale for the wicked (awesome) women of Wisteria Lane. While viewers will finally learn the big, bad secret(s) Katherine Mayfair has been hiding all season long, I’m more psyched to see what happens with devil child Kayla and the Scavos. The naughty little girl freaks me out and fascinates me at the same time. [9pm–11pm EST/ABC]

The Game

Baby Come Back: The second-season finale is bound to please fans as Derwin and Jerome come to blows over Melanie, Malik grows super serious about Robin Givens, and the new owner of the Sabers appears to have a thing for Jason’s wife Kelly. [9pm EST/The CW]

NOTE: Check the Comedy Calendar for more listings, including talk-show appearances by comedy entertainers.

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Wonder Years star Fred Savage takes the directing reins for this installment of Aliens in America, “One Hundred Thousand Miles.”

All of the Tolchuks prepare to go on a family vacation to Vancouver, with student guest Raja in tow. But, when they get to the airport, something happens that totally and thoroughly derails their plans. This event then leads to a number of consequences, some good and some (temporarily) bad.

Aliens in America airs Sundays on The CW at 8:30pm EST.

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Everybody Hates Chris

Everybody Hates Houseguests

CHRIS AND GREG BECOME ROOMMATES

With Greg’s (Vincent Martella) father out of town, Chris (Tyler James Williams) invites Greg to stay at his house for the week. However, Chris’ attitude changes after Rochelle (Tichina Arnold) and the rest of his family start waiting on Greg hand and foot and Chris becomes an afterthought.

Meanwhile, Julius (Terry Crews), who is making extra cash by driving taxis in his spare time, picks up a fugitive who wants Julius to drive him all the way to Las Vegas.

Everybody Hates Chris airs Mondays on The CW at 8pm EST.

NOTE: Fred Savage of The Wonder Years fame directed this episode of Aliens.

Nice! Grammy-winning soul songstress Erykah Badu will be in the house to perform an original song during this episode of Girlfriends. Nice! (I had to say it twice.)

And, if that’s not enough niceness for one night, series star Golden Brooks (Maya Wilkes) actually wrote the script for the installment. Excellent!

This must be the night of a thousand guest stars (and directors) on The CW. In the case of The Game, it’s hip-hoppin’, Grammy-winning rapper Lil’ Kim who’ll be doing the honors, putting in a cameo as herself.

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