Toddlers Tiaras. Wednesday on TV: "Happily Divorced" is unhappily unfunny Today.

Fran Drescher ("The Nanny") draws on her intrinsic entity in the changed sitcom Happily Divorced (11:30 p.m., TV Land).

She stars as Fran, a concubine whose save of 18 years, Peter (John Michael Higgins), announces that he's gay. Fran takes this pulchritudinous well. So well that they end up continuing to split the same house, because neither can sacrifice to gesticulation out. And her ex-hubby is there when she starts dating again.

While it's valid that Drescher and her ex-husband, Peter Marc Jacobsen - an superintendent entrepreneur of this show as well as "The Nanny" - went through something similar, that does not average that "Happily Divorced" seems in the manner of anything approaching reality. It's a throw-back to sitcoms that were one gasp for air after another. And very few of them are even absent-mindedly funny. If you're a big Fran Drescher fan, you might get high on "Happily Divorced." Otherwise, in all likelihood not.

Elsewhere on TV … Stanley Cup Finals (6 p.m., NBC/Ch. 5): Game 7 - Boston Bruins at Vancouver Canucks So You Think You Can Dance (7 p.m., Fox/Ch. 13): The 20 finalists perform. ACM Awards (7 p.m., GAC): The 46 th annual Academy of Country Music Awards Caught In the Act (10 p.m., ABC/Ch. 4): In this ABC News special, 101 Gadgets That Change the World (10 p.m., History): A panel of tech experts superiority a bibliography of - you guessed it! - gadgets that changed the world. Late Show with David Letteman (10:35 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2): Eight players from the NBA protector Dallas Mavericks, including MVP Dirk Nowitzki, along with ,head guide Rick Carlisle and Mavericks proprietor Mark Cuban, will provide the Top Ten List via aide from the American Airlines Center in Dallas. Toddlers & Tiaras (11 p.m., TLC): An '80s-themed Texas formality is the fundamental moment of truth between MaKenzie and Eden.

And, yes, this show is still properly horrifying. Hot In Cleveland (11 p.m. TV Land): In the second-season premiere, Elka (Betty White) hides out in Amish country.

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