11 Sexy TV Stars To watch In Fall 2011 (part1)

Please see the most sexy TV stars to watch in this fall. Some TV shows will be hot to handles.

Here is part 1 of my blog on 11 Sexy TV Stars To watch In Fall 2011

1.Amber Heard (The Playboy Club)

The lipstick lebsian who made her film debut as Maria in Friday Night Lights has taken over the screens and minds of men everywhere. She's appeared on FHM's Sexiest Women and Maxim's Hot 100 lists from 2008-2010 but was mysteriously left off this year's. We caught a sneak peek of her in the iconic bunny costume earlier this year and our eyes almost explode.

 

2.Ashley Madekwe (Revenge)

Nigerian-British actress best known for portraying 'Bambi' on ITV's Secret Diary of a Call Girl and Marissa Delfina on the canceled The CW drama series The Beautiful Life. In addition to being a hot actress, she's a trained flamenco and period dancer and has one of the top fashion blogs.

3. Christina Applegate (Up All Night)

It's Kelly Bundy. of All my children..

4. Christina Ricci (Pan Am)

Anyone who's seen Black Snake Moan knows this dainty dame can ooze with sex appeal. Seeing as she'll be playing a stewardess in the swinging 60s for Pan Am, we can expect her to make us attain "full, upright position".

5. Hannah Simone (New Girl)

This television host and former fashion model worked as a VJ for MuchMusic in Canada from May 2006 to November 2008. She also hosted the gaming reality series "WCG Ultimate Gamer" before landing her role on "New Girl". While Zooey Deschanel is the main draw for this new FOX comedy, Hannah might steal the show.

6. Jaime King (Hart of Dixie)

The 32-year old Omaha, Nebraska native and model-turned-actress got her start in Pearl Harbor but really turned heads after her role in Sin City. Other film credits include White Chicks, Cheaper By The Dozen 2, and My Bloody Valentine. She'll be playing Lemon Breeland on Hart of Dixie. There's nothing sour about this chick.

Watch or not to Watch 2011 NBC New Series 'The Playboy Club' (videos)

NBC's "The Playboy Club" hasn't been without its share of controversy, and now Gloria Steinem is chiming in with her own call to boycott the show, but for a slightly different reason. The women's rights activist, 77, says she hopes viewers will refuse to watch the show, set in the first Playboy Club in Chicago, because it's not a truthful representation of the time and place and it's demeaning to women. She says in an interview with Reuters, "Clearly 'The Playboy Club' is not going to be accurate. It was the tackiest place on earth. It was not glamorous at all. "It normalizes a passive dominant idea of gender," the feminist leader explains. "So it normalizes prostitution and male dominance... I just know that over the years, women have called me and told me horror stories of what they experienced at the Playboy Club and at the Playboy Mansion."

Steinem has experience with the club -- in 1963 she went undercover to work as a Bunny at the New York City Playboy Club. The result was a shocking expose about the conditions for women who worked there. "One of the things they had to change because of my expose was that they required all the Bunnies, who were just waitresses, to have an internal exam and a test for venereal disease," she said. "...I hope people boycott ['The Playboy Club']. It's just not telling the truth about the era." Execs for the show (and its stars) have been busy fighting the criticism, calling the series a "really fun soap opera," and stating that it's "all about empowering these women to be whatever they want to be."

"The Playboy Club" debuts September 19 on NBC.