The latest contributions from our ever-expanding, ever-surprising TV WORTH WATCHING roster of writers are worth trumpeting, so here I go, reaching for the brass horn. Long-time TVWW correspondent Tom Brinkmoeller lands an exclusive interview with TV writer-producer Steven Bochco as they revisit Doogie Howser, M.D., Bochco's 1989 comedy-drama series starring a very young Neil Patrick Harris. And our newest correspondent, David Sicilia, takes time off from his professorial duties as an expert on business history to analyze the CBS reality series Undercover Boss...

David's headline for his inaugural TV column (he intends to look at TV shows with an interest in business and moneymaking, which covers everything from NBC's The Apprentice to A&E's Storage Wars) lets you know what to expect from this clever curmudgeon: He dubs Undercover Boss, in which executives disguise themselves as mere workers, an exercise in "Corporate Cross-Dressing." Please welcome David to our merry band, and read his introductory column, which he calls TV Moneyland, HERE.

And for the record, though he might not offer this information willingly himself: Before becoming a respected college professor and author, David Sicilia once toiled as one of those "mere workers," slinging dough at a Fort Lauderdale pizza joint. Welcome, David. I'll take mine to go, with no anchovies.

(No anchovies? You've got the wrong man...)

And for Tom Brinkmoeller's first Raised on MTM piece of 2011, he not only welcomes the addition of Doogie Howser, M.D. to the new HUB network -- for a former newspaper reporter, that would be too easy -- but tracks down and talks to the creator of that pioneering single-camera dramedy, writer-producer Steven Bochco. His exclusive interview can, and should be, read HERE.

Add to these our recent TVWW Contributors posts on the opening nights of CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight (taken to task by P.J. Bednarski in his latest I Like to Watch column HERE) and Fox's American Idol (similarly taken to task by Ronnie Gill of Altered Reality in her latest column HERE), and we've had a great week here at TV WORTH WATCHING.

Hope you're enjoying it as much as we're enjoying bringing it to you.

Thanks, guys!