Some fun stuff this weekend, including the premiere of the new show Drive on Sunday.

Drive, Nathan, drive!

The premise sounds implausible and insane: a bunch of people are forced into a cross-country race for reasons they don’t fully understand. Huh? Let’s face it, it’s probably not going to last long enough for us to get any answers, so I’m going to just enjoy Nathan Fillion’s return to Fox while it’s on, regardless of the quality of the show.

Shia LaBeouf hosts SNL. As a big fan of Holes, this is good news.

Also on Saturday, NBC dumps the remaining unseen Andy Barkers. RIP, Andy Barker, PI. For a few brief weeks, your funny amused a very small portion of the viewing public. For that tiny slice of the Nielsen pie, you will be missed.

And don’t forget there are two more hours of the hypnotic and fascinating Planet Earth on the Discovery Channel and DiscoveryHD on Sunday.

We interrupt your regularly scheduled programming: Sci-Fi Channel is launching a new series, Painkiller Jane, on Friday. I don’t want to be too negative, but I’m not getting a Battlestar Galactica-quality vibe from this one. Then on Saturday, Oxygen is airing Pretty in Pink repeatedly. What about prom, Blaine? What about prom?

These results are non-binding.

• Download your own Dunder-Mifflin letterhead.
• I came across this through random googling, but I thought it was pretty hilarious. A take-off on the show I never actually watched — Gay, Straight or Taken.
• Tim Gunn: “I was the one they called the horrible slurs that ended up being prophetic.”
• Jonathan Antin has created another child.
• TV Squad lists six reasons The Office is in a slump — none of which I really agree with.
• The always stressful Lewis Black has lined up a pilot for Comedy Central.
• NBC announces some reality programming for the summer.
• TV Guide previews new shows like Drive and Shear Genius.
• TV Guide talks to Matt Lorenz — winner of Top Design.
• Gilmore Girls and Veronica Mars were on top in the Save One Show campaign on E!
• Cancelled: Six Degrees.
• Jay Mohr will be the straight guy to Brian Austin Green’s gay guy on the Will and Grace creators’ new pilot.
• Look at this video interview of Jack McBrayer from 30 Rock and tell me he’s not playing himself on the show.