This weekend, catch the Teen Choice Awards 2013 as well as new episodes of Say Yes to the Dress, What Not to Wear and True Blood.
What to Watch: Friday, August 9
9:00pm: Say Yes to the Dress, TLC (1 hr) NEW
Krystle, a bride who dreams of an indulgent wedding filled to burst with candy and crystals, has a breakdown when she is told that she must think a little smaller for her big day.
10:00pm: What Not to Wear, TLC (1 hr) NEW
The fashion "do's" and "don'ts" of three friends are put under a microscope, co-hosted by out fashion consultant and media personality, Clinton Kelly.
This morning and afternoon, check your local listings for information about Ellen, The Talk (CBS) and The Chew (ABC). Days of Our Lives on NBC (check local listings for time) features gay character Will as a series regular; keep an eye out for developments between Will and Sonny. This Saturday at noon catch a new episode of Four Houses on TLC which features out filmmaker Reno Dakota.
What to Watch: Sunday, August 11
8:00pm: Teen Choice Awards 2013, Fox (2 hrs) LIVE
The 15th annual Teen Choice Awards, hosted by Glee's Darren Criss and Pretty Little Liars' Lucy Hale, celebrates the accomplishments of the entertainment, fashion and sports industries, voted on by teens from around the world. Check out the list of LGBT-inclusive nominees here, including The Fosters and The Perks of Being a Wallflower.
9:00pm: True Blood, HBO (1 hr) NEW
Bill tries to keep Warlow as far away from the faerie plaine as he can, but Sookie blocks his efforts. Meanwhile, residents of Bon Temps remember a fallen neighbor and Eric shows up at vamp camp with the intent to cause serious harm to a human. Check out the preview below!
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