Episode 110. Katherine McPhee slips into a sexy nightie to greet her boyfriend at the door...but there's another dude there. Whoops!

To promote her new show, "Shamsh," Katherine McPhee did this incredibly sexy photoshoot for GQ magazine, showing why she was one of the sexiest chicks ever on "American Idol."

Season One, Episode 5. Katherine McPhee gets her sexy on this week, first dancing around in her black bra to "It's A Man's World," then she slips into a red minidress cut down to her navel. The real fun starts in the back of a taxi. When Kat goes to straddle her lover, the whole front of her dress falls open to reveal her lovely rack.

Season One, Episode 1. American Idol's sexy, leggy Katherine McPhee slips into a man's dress shirt, and not much else, to show she can bring the sexy. We're convinced!

When Playboy bunny Shelley Darlington (Anna Faris) gets evicted from the mansion, she is a woman without a country -- that is, until she meets the sisters of Zeta Alpha Zeta, a sorority on the brink of losing its campus chapter. The Zetas need Shelley's makeover expertise so they can attract a new pledge class -- otherwise, their house goes to rivals Phi Iota Mu. But the Zetas have something Shelly needs, too: the confidence to be herself. Now on Bluray!

American network CBS's daily morning show, which competes with "Good Morning America" and "Today," hosted by Harry Smith, Julie Chen (who also hosts the network's Big Brother) and former sportcaster Hannah Storm. Julie is sexy, but frosty, whereas Hannah is cute and perky, kind of like your friend's mom you had a crush on. Early Show Saturday host, and occasional weekday fill-in, Maggie Rogriguez is very hot, though.

Incredibly popular show featuring performances by Carrie Underwood and Katherine McPhee's wardrobe malfunction.

In just a few shorts years Jimmy Kimmel has gone from radio personality, to game show host (Win ben Stein's Money) to basic cable guy (The Man Show) to network talk show host. Jimmy's got a great sense of humor, but it doesn't always translate on his late night show. His sense of humor, based on the other things he's done, would probably be more suited to HBO than network television, where I'm sure he's got censors up the ass. Still, when Jimmy is off the cuff he's at his best and his show does have a fresh energy that some of his late night peers lack.