The second season of Top Chef: Just Desserts premieres, Project Runway contestants run, fall, cry, and create maxi dresses/skirts.

We wrap up another season of So You Think You Can Dance, Project Runway designers have a tall order to fulfill, and Aziz Ansari on Conan.

Marko and Tadd are in the SYTYCD finale, Olivier impresses with a pet supply look on Project Runway, plus Tony Hsieh on Colbert, a Chinese knock-off Conan, and Jenna Ushkowitz on The Glee Project.

Marko and Tadd continue to rock So You Think You Can Dance, making it through as two of the show's top eight dancers.

Continued fancy footwork on So You Think You Can Dance, Cindy Chang leaves America's Got Talent, comedian Ali Wong on the Tonight Show.

Dia makes it to The Voice's finale, Marko and Tadd continue dazzling the SYTYCD judges.

Finalists to look out for on So You Think You Can Dance, Dia performs live on The Voice, plus Floyd makes it to the Top Chef Masters finale and Steven Ho batters Conan.

Getting things started on So You Think You Can Dance, almost the end of America's Best Dance Crew, plus some singin' and faux ninja-in'.

Crews in danger on America's Best Dance Crew, Top Chef Masters get a musical challenge, and Maggie Q does an unusual workout with Conan.

Mixed results on a couple season finales, (lack of) Asian sex symbols on Glee, and one last take on Tiger Moms.

This week we meet the rest of America's Best Dance Crews, get some punnalicious Asian jokes on Community, and see some cookin' from master chefs and ... not so masterful restauranteur hopefuls.

I'm not gonna bury the lede here, guys -- Thia Megia's off of American Idol! I can't say I'm terribly terribly surprised, but Thia is undoubtedly talented, and I'll miss her stoic non-emotion. Okay seriously, I'll miss the kid.

The college study-group-cum-surrogate-family that is the cast of Community continues its second season with (Ex-)Señor Chang (Ken Jeong) as a strange new permanent addition. Though, I can't say I hate the odd dynamic his presence adds to the group, particularly with the development of his possibly being the father of fellow student Shirley's child.

I promise this won't turn into the Asian American Idol blog (okay, maybe that's more of a strong reassurance than a promise), but it can't be ignored: Thia Megia was voted into the top 13 on Idol!

Richard Lui can be seen every weekday from 10am to 11am on MSNBC’s Jansing and Company. In 2007, he became the first Chinese American male to anchor a weekday national newscast on CNN’s Headline News. Think he went to journalism school? Think his parents wish he were a doctor? Think his last name is actually Lui? Wrong on all counts!

Glee's back! Tina! Mike Chang! You can release that breath you've been holding!

I love reality television. I love drag queens. RuPaul's Drag Race? Uh, yeah. Love that show. LOVE. It was with much eager anticipation that I awaited the third season, which premiered with three glorious, fabulous hours last week.

We hit a bit of a dry spell this week on Hyphen TV -- what can I say, it can't always be dim sum and half-Korean gay weddings.

I am a FOOL for not watching The Sing-Off from the start. Thankfully, I have rectified the situation and caught up on all the a capella goodness I've missed. The Backbeats were an early stand-out for me, particularly the group's adorable creator, Kenton Chen. Joining him is alto Catherine Ricafort, and I can't discuss the group without mentioning the gorgeous voice of Joanna Jones. LOVE THESE GUYS. Their energy and wackiness are nicely counterbalanced by their emotion -- I got chills during last week's performance of "Landslide." Oh man, just check them out.

Top Chef All-Stars, you guys! Top Chef! All-Stars! As if it weren't enough that the beloved show has returned along with some of its most skilled and/or beloved past contestants, Filipino American, New York City-based Chef de Cuisine (fancy!) Dale Talde of season four is back. The guy's got a known feisty streak (see: clip of him punching a locker in his season), is big on bringing Pinoy food to the mainstream (YES fire up the pork adobo and keep it comin'), and he has plenty to prove (see: Anthony Bourdain calling Dale's butterscotch scallops the worst dish in the show's history during season four).