First up at 7pm ET is Alexander’s masterpiece “Snore Loser,” featuring Season Three regular JB Smoove as the StarKs’ friend Kenny.

If the title caused you to guess that Eddie is the one with the snoring problem, then you are correct. However, his sleep apnea comes with a little twist: when treatment helps end the snoring, poor Joy suddenly realizes that the nighttime noise actually helped her sleep. What’s a wife to do now in the face of so much distracting silence?

Next at 7:30pm is “The Break-Up,” featuring the return of spouses Nealon and Yeagley as seemingly perfect on-screen married couple Stephen and Simona.

That picture of perfection is about to seriously change after Stephen and Simona get into a huge fight that leads them to split up. Unfortunately, Eddie and Joy’s attempts to intervene and reunite the couple don’t produce the hoped-for results.

Meanwhile, the silly living-in-a-sitcom plot continues with Doug, who finally seeks professional help from a psychiatrist (Bialik), at his wife Ally’s insistence, to help restore his sanity. I can tell you now the first visit(s) probably won’t be the charm since Bialik reprises her role later in another episode.

‘Til Death airs Sundays on Fox at 7pm.

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The first episode up is extra special because it features Saturday Night Live veteran Kevin Nealon and his real-life wife Susan Yeagley (The Sarah Silverman Program, pictured at right above) as guest stars.

The real couple plays fictional couple Simona, a doctor, and Stephen, whom Eddie takes a major liking to after Joy encourages him to seek Simona’s medical services.

As expected, however, Joy comes to regret her initial actions when Eddie begins to think that Simona and Stephen are the perfect couple and starts following Simona’s advice about things that Joy has been telling him forever.

So, to set her husband straight, Joy becomes determined to prove that S&S aren’t all that darn perfect. Look forward to seeing more Nealon and Yeagley later in the season when they reprise their roles on another episode.

During the following episode, “Independent Action,” Eddie and Joy realize they have very different interests after he goes to their yearly baseball game alone.

Meanwhile, Ally and Doug start a mini catastrophe when their efforts to save one tree leads to the entire neighborhood getting hit with an epidemic of tree disease.

‘Til Death airs Sundays on Fox at 7pm.

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On the up side for viewers, actress Jennifer Jason Leigh (Fast Times at Ridgemont High) returns to continue her role as Nancy’s estranged older sister Jill. You can never have too much Jennifer, if you ask me.

More after the jump.

On the down side, however, at least for Nancy, Jill pays an unexpected visit just as nancy’s doctor advises her to get rid of the stress in her life. And if that’s not enough in the bad department, the Botwins are also forced to flee their home when Esteban’s bodyguard, who was assigned to watch Nancy, turns up missing during the engagement.

As for the other characters: Silas and Doug try to get official permission to launch their medical marijuana business, and Celia heads back to the States after things don’t work out with her managing that rebel camp.

“Su-Su-Sucio” was written by Roberto Benabib and Matthew Salsberg and directed by Lesli Linka Glatter. The usual pair of sneak peeks follow, the first called Sour Punch Bites (Silas and Doug discover it’s not so easy getting a license for a store that deals in medicinal marijuana) and the second Una Problema? (Nancy visits the doctor again when she suspects there may be a problem with her pregnancy), which is Spanish for “a problem,” if you didn’t know.

Weeds airs Mondays on Showtime at 10pm ET.

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Not only will fans get the regular dose of comedic inanity we’ve come to expect from the show during tonight’s (June 17) new episode “Viacom Grinch,” but they’ll also be treated to three guest stars, all from the cult sketch-comedy series Human Giant.

That’s right — Aziz Ansari (Parks and Recreation), Rob Huebel (The Office), and Paul Scheer (30 Rock) are dropping by the show again to lend a humorous hand after playing insurance representatives on last season’s episode “Mayor Hernandez.” And if you didn’t already know, the Viacom in the current episode’s title is the media company that owns the show’s home network Comedy Central, as well as many other basic-cable networks, including BET, Logo, MTV, Nick at Nite, and TV Land.

The latest cop adventures in Reno, Nevada, will have the Sheriff’s Department staff participating in a major operation to nab whomever’s been manufacturing knock-off toys that have ruined children’s parties all around town. Meanwhile, one of the subplots will require the department to issue a public apology after it’s revealed the cops arrested the wrong person for being the so-called Dumpster Rapist almost five decades ago. Poor dude even went to jail.

For more on that, take a look at the sneak peek clip below featuring Lieutenant Dangle doing the deed at an outdoor media event. Whoops!

Reno 911! airs Wednesdays on Comedy Central at 10:30pm ET.

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During the latest adventures of Nancy Botwin and her assorted relatives and acquaintances, Nancy decides to secretly visit Guillermo in prison without Esteban knowing after she receives a foreboding message from the convict.

More details after the jump.

Also, Celia sets her sights on helping the rebel camp organize supplies; Andy hands Shane over to Nancy’s estranged older sister Jill (special guest star Jennifer Jason Leigh, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, pictured below) for a visit; and Doug and Silas finally realize that starting a pot-growing business in the midst of the government’s national forest is much harder — and stupider — than it sounds.

“Machetes Up Top” was written by Victoria Morrow and directed by Michael Pressman. Continue below to watch two sneak peeks: Fish Eat Dead Skin (Nancy persuades Esteban’s head goon to subject himself to a pedicure) and Magical Elves (Andy and Nancy’s sister Jill hit the booze).

Weeds airs Mondays on Showtime at 10pm ET.

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The latest law-enforcement shenanigans in Nevada revolve around the Reno Sheriff’s Department decision to hire the city’s so-called “finest director” to help them make a new recruitment commercial. Considering the recruitment advertisements fans have seen in the past, the cops are gonna need a whole lot more than just a measly top-notch director to help them attract non-crazy potential new recruits. Just sayin’.

Follow the jump for this week’s set of mildly offensive/inexplicable video clips, the first featuring Deputy Travis Junior’s attempt to correct lost workforce productivity due to the Internet, which apparently has caused American workers to become 80 to 87 percent lazier. I had no idea.

And in the second masterpiece, Deputy Raineesha Williams pours her poor heart out to snag a date with “a beautiful man with the gentle soul of a pastor and the heart of a gangster.” Hope she finds herself one just like that and that it doesn’t take too long.

Reno 911! airs Wednesdays on Comedy Central at 10:30pm ET.

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Get happy, George Lopez fans who enjoy mature humor. The comedian and actor returns to Comedy Central’s Reno 911! tonight (May 20) to reprise his role as Reno’s Mayor Hernandez on the perfectly titled episode “Helping Mayor Hernandez.”

The occasion is yet another troublesome prostitute in the official’s hotel room, which forces him to rely on the Reno Sheriff’s Department deputies to help get rid of her. Much lewd behavior ensues.

Don’t believe me? Then follow the jump to check out the sneak peek Getting Rid of a Hooker, featuring the mayor, Lieutenant Dangle, and Deputy Junior. Toldja.

Reno 911! airs Wednesdays on Comedy Central at 10:30pm ET.

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Up first at 8pm ET is Old Christine with “Love: A Cautionary Tale,” a star-studded installment that features Chuck’s daddy Scott Bakula (Enterprise, Quantum Leap), as well as guest stars Constance Zimmer (Entourage, Boston Legal) and James Lesure (Lipstick Jungle, Las Vegas).

During the episode, Christine learns some shocking news about New Christine’s father — also known as her possible future love interest — after the two of them rekindle their relationship at Richard and New Christine’s wedding.

Gary Unmarried follows at 8:30pm with “Gary Fixes Allison’s Garbage Disposal.” When Gary stops by Allison’s home to fix her garbage disposal, the ex-spouses wind up in Allison’s bedroom, thanks to some simmering horny feelings.

Follow the jump for a wedding-themed sneak peek at Old Christine, which is the only video stingy CBS is currently allowing people to embed.

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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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The last episode of Season Six is business as usual, too, since it features another one of those odd “Say what?!” titles, this time “Baseball with Better Steroids.” On the plus side, Canadian actress Emmanuelle Vaugier (Saw flicks, CSI: NY) returns to reprise her role as Charlie’s lovely ex Mia.

During the episode, Charlie begins to reconsider his relationship with Chelsea (Jennifer Taylor) when he discovers Mia is back in town. Meanwhile, Judith goes into labor, giving viewers a prime opportunity to watch Charlie, Alan, and Herb (Ryan Stiles) bumble while rushing her to the hospital

Follow the jump to check out two sneak peeks and a promo for the last new Two and a Half Men episode until next fall. The first video features Alan running into Mia at a coffee shop and the second shows Charlie doing the same soon thereafter. If labor pains are what you want, though, the promo is the clip to watch.

Two and a Half Men airs Mondays on CBS at 9pm ET.

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