There’s more of DiscoveryHD and regular Discovery’s Planet Earth on Sunday, which is as spectacular as Sigourney Weaver’s self-satisfied narration claims it is.

Another Saturday, another new Robin Hood — officially the silliest, fluffiest, scowliest, cheesiest program about a bunch of dudes who live in a forest stealing from the rich and giving to the poor, ever.

Saturday Night Live’s a repeat of the Rainn Wilson episode, which was not that great, except for The Office parody in the monologue which was dead-on. If it were possible to set your TiFaux to record the first ten minutes of something, that would be the thing to tape.

On Sunday Showtime premieres The Tudors, of the ubiquitous ads. I wonder if the script will hold up to Jonathan Rhys Meyers’ superhuman smoldering.

We interrupt your regularly scheduled programming: DiscoveryHealth has a show called Baby Madness, which I suspect is actually some sort of fertility propaganda piece, designed to make women leap on the next man and demand offspring to satiate their sudden need for a cute widdle snuggly-umpkins. If nine months from now somebody announces they’re building a baby army, you’ll know I was right.

Today, Friday the 30th of March, is the last day to vote in the men’s first round and the women’s second round. The winners will be posted this Sunday, so check back to vote for your favorites again. Here’s the schedule for the rest of the tournament:

Tuesday, April 3 at midnight: Voting in the men’s second round ends.
Friday, April 6 at midnight: Voting in the men’s and women’s third round ends.
Tuesday, April 10 at midnight: Voting for the fourth round ends.
Friday, April 13 at midnight: Voting for the fifth round ends.
Friday, April 20 at midnight: Voting for the final round ends!

Our men and women winners will be celebrated on Monday April 23rd.

After the jump, a few of the interesting things I’ve learned so far from this tournament.

Latvia in the house!

• Whacked characters on The Sopranos have their say.
• A blogger reports on the fate of Studio 60 — and it looks like it’s curtains.
• Kristin Bell (who, along with George Clooney, you should be voting for) and Emilie de Ravin get fugged.
• And since Aaron Sorkin has some time on his hands, he’s lending his talents to the Flaming Lips musical of Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots.
• Greg Grunberg talks to TV Guide, mostly about his various charitable endeavors.
• Oprah’s going to interview reclusive author Cormac McCarthy.
• Damon Lindelof sheds a little bit of light on the demise of Nikki and Paolo.
• The Great American Dream Vote is kaput.
• Finally, just so you know, there won’t be any news on Monday or Tuesday. I’m going to Savannah, Georgia with my mom and we’re going to try to eat at Paula Deen’s restaurant. And look at covered bridges or something.  I’ll let you know how it goes.