TOP THREE: Why GCB Must Be Saved; Lady Feminists, Unsolved Mysteries & Religious Realness

We love GCB, but last night, after only ten episodes, it's first season ended. A decision on whether or not we'll ever see another new episode could come any day now. Here's our top three reasons why ABC absolutely must bring their good Christians back.

1. Those Ladies!
With an ensemble cast of characters unprecedented in their celebration and exploitation of third-wave feminist power, GCB is chock full of strong, gorgeous, intimidating women who embrace femininity, even stereotypical femininity, in order to achieve. The three greatest champions in the show of this controversial cultural Jujutsu are probably Cricket Caruth-Reilly, Elizabeth "Gigi" Stopper and Carlene Cockburn.

NEWS ROUNDUP: Vanessa Williams Reveals Sexual Abuse; Finola Hughes On Contract; Southern Leslie Bibb

Vanessa Williams Reveals Sexual Abuse as a Child
The DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES star reveals that she was molested as a 10-year-old, which she chronicles in her new memoir, "You Have No Idea."

According to Williams, she was visiting family friends in California when one night the family's 18-year-old daughter came into her room.

"[She] pulled down the bloomers of my cotton baby-doll pajamas," Williams writes. "‘What are you doing?' I asked. ‘Don't worry—it'll feel good.' I lay there paralyzed. What was going on? I didn't speak. She kept at [the molestation] for I don't know how long. She slid my bloomers back up and whispered: 'Don't tell anyone.' "

Finola Hughes now on contract with GENERAL HOPSITAL