Catch new episodes of Degrassi and Gigantic on TeenNick this Friday night, and on Saturday tune into classic film The Dresser, which was nominated for five Academy Awards. Then on Sunday night, catch up with Kisha & Jen on The Amazing Race and an intervention for Andrew on Desperate Housewives. Friday, April 1 9:00pm: Degrassi, TeenNick (1 hr) NEW Fiona is out of rehab and back at Degrassi. Will she be able to rekindle her romance with transgender classmate Adam, or will facing Bobby in court be too much for her to handle to stay on the wagon? 9:00pm: Gigantic, TeenNick (1 hr) NEW After inviting her dad’s secret boyfriend Charlie to a family dinner to officially meet him, in tonight’s episode Piper tries “recasting” someone in her father’s life. ———————————————————————— Saturday, April 2 9:00pm: The Dresser, TCM (2 hrs) Saturday night, catch the 1983 Academy Award Best Picture nominated classic film, based on Ronald Harwood’s play about an unstable star and his assistant.  Starring Albert Finney and Tom Courtenay, check out the original trailer in all its 80's glory here: JZROSsbbHJ0 . ———————————————————————— Sunday, April 3 8:00pm: Amazing Race: Unfinished Business, CBS (1 hr) NEW Last week we said goodbye to Margie & Luke, but sister duo Jen & Kisha are still in the running! Can they bounce back from dropping to 6^th place this week as they make their way through India? Tune in and find out! 9:00pm: Desperate Housewives, ABC (1 hr) NEW Tonight, Bree’s gay son Andrew van de Kamp returns to Wisteria Lane, and she becomes increasingly worried about his alcoholism and tricks him into attending an AA meeting. Will her intervention attempts help him get sober, and will Andrew’s fiancé Alex support her efforts? Don't miss tonight's episode! ———————————————————————— About TV Gayed Grab the remote or set your DVR! GLAAD brings you the most up-to-date listing of LGBT content on television every weekday.  Check GLAAD Blog for daily TV Gayed posts! About GLAAD The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) amplifies the voice of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community by empowering real people to share their stories, holding the media accountable for the words and images they present, and helping grassroots organizations communicate effectively. By ensuring that the stories of LGBT people are heard through the media, GLAAD promotes understanding, increases acceptance, and advances equality. For more information, see www.glaad.org, www.facebook.com/glaad and www.twitter.com/glaad.