Tonight, the versatile—uh, I mean, middle—Jonas Brother, Joe, guest starred on Hot in Cleveland in an episode filled with family drama, cliched teen gadgets, texting, Justin Bieber, and "Look, I'm a man now!" facial hair. Inside, video highlights.

Betty White's character, Elka, still knows how to have a good time, even in the saddest of places. According to Hot in Cleveland, the latest trend in the elderly social scene is to pick up guys at funerals.

Wendie Malick stopped by The Wendy Williams Show to promote her new show, Hot in Cleveland. Watch the interview get off to an uncomfortable start as Williams dishes some seriously awkward compliments to Malick.

Hot in Cleveland is a hot mess. This is the show that happens when menopausal monkeys get together and sh*t out a script. Even the amazing Betty White gets dragged down by the atrocious dialogue.

Last night on The Betty White Show Hot In Cleveland, Victoria got the chance to shoot a Japanese commercial—for adult diapers. And the end result was actually kind of amusing. There's even a Lost In Translation reference.

Watching last night's ridiculously overstuffed, hamhanded True Blood, it became suddenly apparent: There is basically no good TV on this summer. And there are very few upcoming promising prospects.

There's actually going to be one, guys. And that's what the live-action Broadway show used. Roller skates. (Well, Heelys.) Also today: good news for a 90210 alum, more X-Men casting news, and Valerie Bertinelli will be employed for another year.

America's sweetheart Betty White continues to be the only good thing about Hot In Cleveland, and this week she got set up with her perfect man. Watch her diss Michael Buble and reveal her love of Celebrex inside.

Betty White seems like a nice lady, and it's treason to speak ill of her these days, but even her biggest fans have to admit that the role of hip geriatric is a tired one, just ask the Simpsons.

Here is Hot In Cleveland, which may some day rank as one of humanity's greatest crimes.

Today at Gawker.TV, John Goodman talks about his recent slim-down, Stephen Colbert proposes changing the term "tweet" to "gurgle" because birds in the Gulf are covered in oil, and Betty White is Hot in Cleveland's one (and only!) saving grace.

...because the rest of the show is awful. The 75% of the show that didn't include Betty White was so atrocious that it was almost a physical challenge to resist the urge to change the channel. Oh yeah. That bad.

Summer's here! Are you fretting that there's nothing on television? Well, stop living in the past! We don't live in a school-year-dictated world anymore. Here are some shows you should consider watching to help pass the hot months, safely indoors.