| 5 Great Things For This Weekend |  | | 1.Seattle Heats Up Grey's Anatomy suffered a hell of an adolescence. An instant hit when it debuted in 2005, the show had phenomenally addictive early days that gave way to some very awkward in-between years. This season, however, something miraculous happened — the show didn't just survive through its seventh season, it got better. Way better.
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'Bossypants' Tina Fey's custom-quality, handcrafted BS detector makes her new book irresistible | | |  | | Upstairs Downstairs 9-10PM PBS, Miniseries Debut This three-part reboot of the '70s costume drama about masters and servants in turn-of-the-century London picks up in the same dusty townhouse in 1936, where Sir Holland (Ed Stoppard, son of Tom) and his wife (Keeley Hawes) hire parlor maid Rose (Jean Marsh) to run their household. The acting is brilliant — Eileen Atkins, who created the original with Marsh, is superbly overbearing as Holland's mum — and the scenery is inviting. But mostly it's just pretty people struggling with personal problems (love, money) and doing old-fashioned things (ironing newspapers) while historical events (George V's death) unfold. B More Tonight's Best TV  | |
| | IN THEATERS THIS WEEKEND |  | Arthur Russell Brand plays a wealthy, childish, and perpetually drunken playboy C+ Full review | | Soul Surfer The true story of Bethany Hamilton, the sparkly blond teenage surfing champion from Hawaii who got her left arm bitten off by a tiger shark B Full review | | Your Highness The happy, sloppy saga involves princes, dragons, wenches, a damsel in distress C+ Full review | ADVERTISEMENT
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