"Champions Tour Golf:U.S. Senior Open" Today at 4 on NBC. Third-round play in the U.S. Senior Open at Sahalee Country Club in Sammamish, Wash. This course was the site for the 1998 PGA Championship, won by Vijay Singh. Designed by Ted Robinson, the course opened in 1969.
"Cops" Tonight at 8 on Fox. In San Ysidro, Cal., a sting operation targets undocumented aliens entering the U.S., and a halted suspicious vehicle leads to a drug bust.
"Grease" Tonight at 8 on ABC Family. John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John in a lively adaptation of the Broadway hit about high-school life in the '50s. Stockard Channing, Jeff Conaway, Didi Conn, Frankie Avalon, Eve Arden, Joan Blondell, Edd Byrnes, Sid Caesar. Directed by Randal Kleiser.
"Lies Between Friends" Tonight at 9 on Hallmark. An art authenticator (Gabrielle Anwar) helps a sheriff (Craig Sheffer) investigate the murder of her former roommate. The two women were prepared to settle an old dispute during a weekend trip with college friends, but the murder put a stop to their reconciliation.
"Within" Tonight at 9 on Lifetime. A girl (Mia Ford) with the ability to see evil in others moves to a new town with her father after witnessing her mother's murder. The town is experiencing a rash of attacks against children, and the girl's gift could be instrumental in stopping them, as well as help solve a ghastly murder.
"Jack Hunter and the Lost Treasure of Ugarit" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. The titular fortune hunter journeys to Syria to find what may be a cursed treasure.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
July 30, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Good Morning America" This morning at 7 on ABC. The Black Eyed Peas perform; the mothers of three American hikers being detained in Tehran are interviewed.
"Aaron Stone" Tonight at 7 on Disney XD. The U.S. president is captured by mutants who plan to unleash a deadly virus, and Aaron attempts to infiltrate the White House, free him and stop the evil plot.
"Smallville" Tonight at 8 on The CW. A once-dead doctor (JR Bourne) used by the Kandorians for experiments escapes with hostages to prove that aliens exist on Earth. Lois ends up kidnapped by the doctor when she refuses to write about his mission. Meanwhile, Zod discovers the doctor's lab, where he is shot just as Clark arrives.
"Friday Night Lights" Tonight at 8 on NBC. Eric decides to bench Luke for the big game between the Panthers and the Lions. Elsewhere, Tami tries to pacify her critics; the Riggins brothers adjust to new developments; and Vince sets out to get revenge with Kennard in tow.
"Let the Good Times Roll" Tonight at 8 on TCM. The birth of rock and roll in the 1950s. Featured are performance clips from Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, the Shirelles, Bo Diddley, Little Richard, the Five Satins, Bill Haley and the Comets, Chubby Checker, the Coasters and Danny and the Juniors.
"Eureka" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. Eureka's Space Week Festival causes mayhem for Allison, who is also trying to relate to her son. Meanwhile, Carter hopes the Zoe he is set to visit at Harvard is the daughter he remembers.
"The Short List" Tonight at 9 on VH1. A Top 10 countdown of Lady Gaga's most outrageous fashion moments kicks off this series of lighthearted pop-culture items.
"Neistat Brothers" Early Saturday morning at 12 on HBO. In the first-season finale, Van and Casey climb Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa.
"Aaron Stone" Tonight at 7 on Disney XD. The U.S. president is captured by mutants who plan to unleash a deadly virus, and Aaron attempts to infiltrate the White House, free him and stop the evil plot.
"Smallville" Tonight at 8 on The CW. A once-dead doctor (JR Bourne) used by the Kandorians for experiments escapes with hostages to prove that aliens exist on Earth. Lois ends up kidnapped by the doctor when she refuses to write about his mission. Meanwhile, Zod discovers the doctor's lab, where he is shot just as Clark arrives.
"Friday Night Lights" Tonight at 8 on NBC. Eric decides to bench Luke for the big game between the Panthers and the Lions. Elsewhere, Tami tries to pacify her critics; the Riggins brothers adjust to new developments; and Vince sets out to get revenge with Kennard in tow.
"Let the Good Times Roll" Tonight at 8 on TCM. The birth of rock and roll in the 1950s. Featured are performance clips from Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, the Shirelles, Bo Diddley, Little Richard, the Five Satins, Bill Haley and the Comets, Chubby Checker, the Coasters and Danny and the Juniors.
"Eureka" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. Eureka's Space Week Festival causes mayhem for Allison, who is also trying to relate to her son. Meanwhile, Carter hopes the Zoe he is set to visit at Harvard is the daughter he remembers.
"The Short List" Tonight at 9 on VH1. A Top 10 countdown of Lady Gaga's most outrageous fashion moments kicks off this series of lighthearted pop-culture items.
"Neistat Brothers" Early Saturday morning at 12 on HBO. In the first-season finale, Van and Casey climb Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
July 29, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"30 for 30" Tonight at 7 on ESPN. BMX star Mat Hoffman's high-flying career is documented in "The Birth of Big Air." Director Jeff Tremaine and co-producers Johnny Knoxville and Spike Jonze showcase Hoffman's love of the sport and relentless pursuit of record-breaking jumps and tricks.
"X Games:Skateboarding, Moto X" Tonight at 8 on ESPN. The 16th action-sports festival takes off in Los Angeles. Included: finals in skateboarding (big air) and Moto X (freestyle, men's and women's Super X). Host: Sal Masekela.
"CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" Tonight at 9 on CBS. The CSIs investigate when a Rascal Flatts band member is electrocuted by his guitar during a concert to determine whether it was an accident or foul play. The members of Rascal Flatts appear as themselves.
"Project Runway" Tonight at 9 on Lifetime. The style trials and garb barbs return when Season 8 opens with a new contingent of clothiers trying to cash in on fashion. New for Season 8: a 90-minute running time. Actress Selma Blair is the guest judge.
"Jersey Shore" Tonight at 10 on MTV. The cast heads to Miami in the Season 2 opener, and the drama quickly heats up when Ronnie upsets Samantha by flirting with other girls in the club.
"Royal Pains" Tonight at 10 on USA. Hank treats a childhood foe, testing his ability to put his aside his feelings and remain professional. Elsewhere, Evan plans Raj's bachelor party while Jill and Divya attend a bridal event in the city.
"On the Road With Austin & Santino" Tonight at 10:30 on Lifetime. Former "Project Runway" contestants Austin Scarlett and Santino Rice travel across the U.S. to design looks for everyday women celebrating life achievements. In the opener, a Texas trick rider needs an outfit to wear to an annual cowgirl ball.
"X Games:Skateboarding, Moto X" Tonight at 8 on ESPN. The 16th action-sports festival takes off in Los Angeles. Included: finals in skateboarding (big air) and Moto X (freestyle, men's and women's Super X). Host: Sal Masekela.
"CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" Tonight at 9 on CBS. The CSIs investigate when a Rascal Flatts band member is electrocuted by his guitar during a concert to determine whether it was an accident or foul play. The members of Rascal Flatts appear as themselves.
"Project Runway" Tonight at 9 on Lifetime. The style trials and garb barbs return when Season 8 opens with a new contingent of clothiers trying to cash in on fashion. New for Season 8: a 90-minute running time. Actress Selma Blair is the guest judge.
"Jersey Shore" Tonight at 10 on MTV. The cast heads to Miami in the Season 2 opener, and the drama quickly heats up when Ronnie upsets Samantha by flirting with other girls in the club.
"Royal Pains" Tonight at 10 on USA. Hank treats a childhood foe, testing his ability to put his aside his feelings and remain professional. Elsewhere, Evan plans Raj's bachelor party while Jill and Divya attend a bridal event in the city.
"On the Road With Austin & Santino" Tonight at 10:30 on Lifetime. Former "Project Runway" contestants Austin Scarlett and Santino Rice travel across the U.S. to design looks for everyday women celebrating life achievements. In the opener, a Texas trick rider needs an outfit to wear to an annual cowgirl ball.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
July 28, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"The Middle" Tonight at 8 on ABC. In the Season 1 finale, Brick may be held back from third grade since the school librarian (Betty White) holds a grudge because of 31 unreturned books. Meanwhile, Axl's aptitude test shows he's academically gifted, and Frankie fears that Sue is all but invisible in her classes.
"In Performance at the White House" Tonight at 8 on PBS. President Obama presents Paul McCartney with the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song at this White House fete, which features performances by the former Beatle, Stevie Wonder, Elvis Costello, the Jonas Brothers, Jack White, Emmylou Harris, Dave Grohl, Herbie Hancock, Corinne Bailey Rae, Faith Hill and Lang Lang, as well as remarks by Jerry Seinfeld. From the White House East Room.
"MLS Soccer All-Star Game:Manchester United vs. MLS All-Stars" Tonight at 8:30 on ESPN2. Major League Soccer's top players square off against Manchester United in Houston. Last year, the MLS stars lost for the first time in six matches against international teams, falling to Everton on penalty kicks (4-3) after playing to a 1-1 tie. Everton keeper Tim Howard was named man of the match.
"Plain Jane" Tonight at 9 on The CW. Fashion expert Louise Roe gives so-called plain Janes makeovers and dating tips so they can surprise their unsuspecting crushes to reveal their true feelings about them. In the opener, Roe helps a shy girl shed her "one of the guys" status and her plaid wardrobe so she can let her best friend know how she really feels about him.
"Top Chef: Washington D.C." Tonight at 9 on Bravo. The chefs prepare bite-size fare, then create a power lunch at an upscale eatery. Taste testers include chef Art Smith; politicos Aaron Schock (R-Ill.) and Mark Warner (D-Va.); and journalists Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski and Savannah Guthrie.
"Real World" Tonight at 10 on MTV. A dark secret from Jemmye's past surfaces; McKenzie is forced to address her drinking issues.
"Psych" Tonight at 10 on USA. The guys try to stay objective while investigating an alien abduction with an old friend.
"In Performance at the White House" Tonight at 8 on PBS. President Obama presents Paul McCartney with the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song at this White House fete, which features performances by the former Beatle, Stevie Wonder, Elvis Costello, the Jonas Brothers, Jack White, Emmylou Harris, Dave Grohl, Herbie Hancock, Corinne Bailey Rae, Faith Hill and Lang Lang, as well as remarks by Jerry Seinfeld. From the White House East Room.
"MLS Soccer All-Star Game:Manchester United vs. MLS All-Stars" Tonight at 8:30 on ESPN2. Major League Soccer's top players square off against Manchester United in Houston. Last year, the MLS stars lost for the first time in six matches against international teams, falling to Everton on penalty kicks (4-3) after playing to a 1-1 tie. Everton keeper Tim Howard was named man of the match.
"Plain Jane" Tonight at 9 on The CW. Fashion expert Louise Roe gives so-called plain Janes makeovers and dating tips so they can surprise their unsuspecting crushes to reveal their true feelings about them. In the opener, Roe helps a shy girl shed her "one of the guys" status and her plaid wardrobe so she can let her best friend know how she really feels about him.
"Top Chef: Washington D.C." Tonight at 9 on Bravo. The chefs prepare bite-size fare, then create a power lunch at an upscale eatery. Taste testers include chef Art Smith; politicos Aaron Schock (R-Ill.) and Mark Warner (D-Va.); and journalists Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski and Savannah Guthrie.
"Real World" Tonight at 10 on MTV. A dark secret from Jemmye's past surfaces; McKenzie is forced to address her drinking issues.
"Psych" Tonight at 10 on USA. The guys try to stay objective while investigating an alien abduction with an old friend.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
July 27, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Wipeout" Tonight at 8 on ABC. Twelve single men and 12 single women tackle the obstacle course on a first date for a chance at a $100,000 prize. Obstacles include Overdrive, Bruiseball and Love Handles Fling Set.
"Breakthrough With Tony Robbins" Tonight at 8 on NBC. Life coach Tony Robbins helps newlyweds dealing with a life-altering injury in the premiere of this series following people making major life changes. The accident left the husband in a wheelchair and his wife a full-time caregiver, so Tony steps in to inspire the pair to make positive changes.
"MasterChef" Tonight at 9 on Fox. Talented home cooks begin their quest to be real chefs in the opener of the series that has them competing for $250,000 and the chance to publish their own cookbook. Their culinary creations will be judged by chefs Gordon Ramsay and Graham Elliot Bowles, and restaurateur Joe Bastianich.
"White Collar" Tonight at 9 on USA. Neal and Peter must stay on their toes while chasing after a criminal who's copying Neal's style of pulling off capers.
"Growing Up Twisted" Tonight at 10 on A&E. In the opener of a series following the life of Twisted Sister front man Dee Snider and his family, Dee and his wife's wedding anniversary prompts Dee to have his "Suzette Forever" tattoo redone, but the anniversary is ruined when he learns that Suzette is having her "Dee Forever" tattoo removed.
"The Colony" Tonight at 10:01 on Discovery. Seven volunteers try to adapt to a changed world after a fictitious viral apocalypse decimates humanity in the second-season premiere.
"Louie" Tonight at 11:01 on FX. Louie reluctantly appears in a movie directed by Matthew Broderick (who appears as himself). And on stage, he confronts a heckler (Megan Hilty).
"Breakthrough With Tony Robbins" Tonight at 8 on NBC. Life coach Tony Robbins helps newlyweds dealing with a life-altering injury in the premiere of this series following people making major life changes. The accident left the husband in a wheelchair and his wife a full-time caregiver, so Tony steps in to inspire the pair to make positive changes.
"MasterChef" Tonight at 9 on Fox. Talented home cooks begin their quest to be real chefs in the opener of the series that has them competing for $250,000 and the chance to publish their own cookbook. Their culinary creations will be judged by chefs Gordon Ramsay and Graham Elliot Bowles, and restaurateur Joe Bastianich.
"White Collar" Tonight at 9 on USA. Neal and Peter must stay on their toes while chasing after a criminal who's copying Neal's style of pulling off capers.
"Growing Up Twisted" Tonight at 10 on A&E. In the opener of a series following the life of Twisted Sister front man Dee Snider and his family, Dee and his wife's wedding anniversary prompts Dee to have his "Suzette Forever" tattoo redone, but the anniversary is ruined when he learns that Suzette is having her "Dee Forever" tattoo removed.
"The Colony" Tonight at 10:01 on Discovery. Seven volunteers try to adapt to a changed world after a fictitious viral apocalypse decimates humanity in the second-season premiere.
"Louie" Tonight at 11:01 on FX. Louie reluctantly appears in a movie directed by Matthew Broderick (who appears as himself). And on stage, he confronts a heckler (Megan Hilty).
Monday, July 26, 2010
July 26, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"The Bachelorette: The Men Tell All" Tonight at 8 on ABC. Ali fields questions from host Chris Harrison and 14 of the men who are no longer in the hunt for roses. Kirk, Jonathan ("the weatherman") and the tattooed Kasey are among them; Justin, the wrestler with two girlfriends, isn't but he's talked about. So is Frank, who dumped Ali in Tahiti. Also: outtakes from the season and a preview of the Roberto-Chris L. finale.
"Lie to Me" Tonight at 8 on Fox. When a gubernatorial race in Virginia turns deadly following the death of a young woman at a campaign event, the Lightman Group is tapped to explore conflicting scenarios of foul play.
"Secret Life of the American Teenager" Tonight at 8 on ABC Family. Amy contacts Adrian and offers her support. Meanwhile, Ricky seeks assistance from Ruben; and George arranges a romantic rendezvous with Anne. Michael Imperioli guest stars as Adrian's ob-gyn.
"Two and a Half Men" Tonight at 9 on CBS. Alan ends up taking care of Judith's baby and her inebriated mother; Charlie is blackmailed by Jake, who has an incriminating photo of Charlie. Lenore: Annie Potts.
"Homeless: The Motel Kids of Orange County" Tonight at 9 on HBO. A chronicle of homeless kids in California who live in motels with their families while attending school year-round. Produced and directed by Alexandra Pelosi.
"Cake Boss" Tonight at 9 on TLC. Buddy returns to his hometown of Little Ferry, N.J., to be presented with a key to the city. Also: a retro cake is made for a 1980s tribute band.
"Rizzoli & Isles" Tonight at 10 on TNT. A boy's puzzling death leads Jane and Maura to suspect that he may have died during an attempted exorcism. Meanwhile, Jane's mother (Lorraine Bracco) plays Cupid and arranges a surprise date for her daughter. Donnie Wahlberg guest stars.
"Lie to Me" Tonight at 8 on Fox. When a gubernatorial race in Virginia turns deadly following the death of a young woman at a campaign event, the Lightman Group is tapped to explore conflicting scenarios of foul play.
"Secret Life of the American Teenager" Tonight at 8 on ABC Family. Amy contacts Adrian and offers her support. Meanwhile, Ricky seeks assistance from Ruben; and George arranges a romantic rendezvous with Anne. Michael Imperioli guest stars as Adrian's ob-gyn.
"Two and a Half Men" Tonight at 9 on CBS. Alan ends up taking care of Judith's baby and her inebriated mother; Charlie is blackmailed by Jake, who has an incriminating photo of Charlie. Lenore: Annie Potts.
"Homeless: The Motel Kids of Orange County" Tonight at 9 on HBO. A chronicle of homeless kids in California who live in motels with their families while attending school year-round. Produced and directed by Alexandra Pelosi.
"Cake Boss" Tonight at 9 on TLC. Buddy returns to his hometown of Little Ferry, N.J., to be presented with a key to the city. Also: a retro cake is made for a 1980s tribute band.
"Rizzoli & Isles" Tonight at 10 on TNT. A boy's puzzling death leads Jane and Maura to suspect that he may have died during an attempted exorcism. Meanwhile, Jane's mother (Lorraine Bracco) plays Cupid and arranges a surprise date for her daughter. Donnie Wahlberg guest stars.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
July 25, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Tour de France:Stage 20" This morning at 8 on VS. The three-week trek concludes with Stage 20, a 102.5km leg from Longjumeau to the Champs-Élysées in Paris.
"The Simpsons" Tonight at 8 on Fox. Bart believes his new neighbor Walt (voice of Kelsey Grammer) is Sideshow Bob in disguise, returning for revenge.
"True Blood" Tonight at 9 on HBO. Russell goes to Louisiana to take the next step in his quest for power; Sookie worries what Lorena has in store for Bill; Jason and Lafayette face obstacles in their respective romances; Jessica starts practicing what Pam's been preaching; Tara goes to extremes to resist Franklin's charms; Tommy has trouble breaking out on his own.
"Mad Men" Tonight at 10 on AMC. In the Season 4 opener, Don's reluctance to talk about himself jettisons a prestigious trade-paper interview that the company was hoping would be a boon to business. Meanwhile, the "wholesome" manufacturer of two-piece swimsuits wants to hire the firm but doesn't want a sexy ad campaign; Pete and Peggy stage a stunt in an effort to secure more money from a meat-company client; and Roger plays Cupid for Don.
"Army Wives" Tonight at 10 on Lifetime. An AWOL solider is arrested after missing her deployment, and Grant Chandler (Harry Hamlin) takes on the case. Elsewhere, Jeremy falls for a nurse in Afghanistan.
"My Boys" Tonight at 10 on TBS. In the Season 4 opener, PJ and the gang come to terms with the loss of one of their comrades---PJ's brother, Andy---who moved to China for business. Before long, they set out to find a new poker player to take Andy's place.
"Entourage" Tonight at 10:30 on HBO. Turtle is leery of a business proposition from Alex; Drama gets off on the wrong foot with potential costar John Stamos; Ari makes progress in his pursuit of an NFL deal but remains suspicious of Lizzie's intentions; Eric and Scott find common ground in advancing Vince's career and the future of their company.
"The Simpsons" Tonight at 8 on Fox. Bart believes his new neighbor Walt (voice of Kelsey Grammer) is Sideshow Bob in disguise, returning for revenge.
"True Blood" Tonight at 9 on HBO. Russell goes to Louisiana to take the next step in his quest for power; Sookie worries what Lorena has in store for Bill; Jason and Lafayette face obstacles in their respective romances; Jessica starts practicing what Pam's been preaching; Tara goes to extremes to resist Franklin's charms; Tommy has trouble breaking out on his own.
"Mad Men" Tonight at 10 on AMC. In the Season 4 opener, Don's reluctance to talk about himself jettisons a prestigious trade-paper interview that the company was hoping would be a boon to business. Meanwhile, the "wholesome" manufacturer of two-piece swimsuits wants to hire the firm but doesn't want a sexy ad campaign; Pete and Peggy stage a stunt in an effort to secure more money from a meat-company client; and Roger plays Cupid for Don.
"Army Wives" Tonight at 10 on Lifetime. An AWOL solider is arrested after missing her deployment, and Grant Chandler (Harry Hamlin) takes on the case. Elsewhere, Jeremy falls for a nurse in Afghanistan.
"My Boys" Tonight at 10 on TBS. In the Season 4 opener, PJ and the gang come to terms with the loss of one of their comrades---PJ's brother, Andy---who moved to China for business. Before long, they set out to find a new poker player to take Andy's place.
"Entourage" Tonight at 10:30 on HBO. Turtle is leery of a business proposition from Alex; Drama gets off on the wrong foot with potential costar John Stamos; Ari makes progress in his pursuit of an NFL deal but remains suspicious of Lizzie's intentions; Eric and Scott find common ground in advancing Vince's career and the future of their company.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
July 24, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"When I Was 17" This morning at 11 on MTV. "Jersey Shore" stars Pauly D., J-Woww and Mike "The Situation" remember their teen years.
"Dogs vs. Cats" Tonight at 8 on Animal Planet. A debate over which is the better species: dogs or cats.
"NASCAR Racing:Nationwide Series in Indianapolis" Tonight at 8 on ESPN. The Kroger 200, a Nationwide Series race at O'Reilly Raceway Park in Indianapolis. Last year, Carl Edwards outraced 2008 winner Kyle Busch on this .686-mile oval, leading the last 21 of 200 laps. Brad Keselowski, a 2010 title contender, finished fourth.
"Zombieland" Tonight at 9 on Starz. A cowardly shut-in (Jesse Eisenberg) teams up with a seasoned zombie slayer (Woody Harrelson) and two resilient young girls to battle the legions of the undead. Emma Stone, Abigail Breslin.
"Pit Boss" Tonight at 10 on Animal Planet. Animal control gives a man two days to pen his rescued pit bull; Shorty books a job for the staff at the Renaissance Fair.
"Being Human" Tonight at 10 on BBC Amer. Season 2 opens with the vampire society in complete disarray following Herrick's death, and George feels like a changed man after killing him, until he discovers a horrible truth about Nina.
"(500) Days of Summer" Tonight at 10 on Cinemax. Greeting-card copywriter Tom (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) falls head over heels for his coworker Summer (Zooey Deschanel) in this romantic comedy. Tom thinks that he's finally found his soul mate, but Summer claims not to believe in true love and is only interested in having some fun with Tom. The film moves forward and backward through various incidents in Tom and Summer's 500-day love affair. Clark Gregg, Minka Kelly. Directed by Marc Webb.
"Dogs vs. Cats" Tonight at 8 on Animal Planet. A debate over which is the better species: dogs or cats.
"NASCAR Racing:Nationwide Series in Indianapolis" Tonight at 8 on ESPN. The Kroger 200, a Nationwide Series race at O'Reilly Raceway Park in Indianapolis. Last year, Carl Edwards outraced 2008 winner Kyle Busch on this .686-mile oval, leading the last 21 of 200 laps. Brad Keselowski, a 2010 title contender, finished fourth.
"Zombieland" Tonight at 9 on Starz. A cowardly shut-in (Jesse Eisenberg) teams up with a seasoned zombie slayer (Woody Harrelson) and two resilient young girls to battle the legions of the undead. Emma Stone, Abigail Breslin.
"Pit Boss" Tonight at 10 on Animal Planet. Animal control gives a man two days to pen his rescued pit bull; Shorty books a job for the staff at the Renaissance Fair.
"Being Human" Tonight at 10 on BBC Amer. Season 2 opens with the vampire society in complete disarray following Herrick's death, and George feels like a changed man after killing him, until he discovers a horrible truth about Nina.
"(500) Days of Summer" Tonight at 10 on Cinemax. Greeting-card copywriter Tom (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) falls head over heels for his coworker Summer (Zooey Deschanel) in this romantic comedy. Tom thinks that he's finally found his soul mate, but Summer claims not to believe in true love and is only interested in having some fun with Tom. The film moves forward and backward through various incidents in Tom and Summer's 500-day love affair. Clark Gregg, Minka Kelly. Directed by Marc Webb.
Friday, July 23, 2010
July 23, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Good Morning America" This morning at 7 on ABC. Sheryl Crow performs; chef Cat Cora prepares a recipe.
"Smallville" Tonight at 8 on The CW. Clark is unwittingly infected with wish-fulfilling Kryptonite on Valentine's Day. When he tells Lois he wishes they had a more conventional relationship, she moves in with him and begins to plan their nuptials. And Clark has a wish for Chloe as well: to better protect him. She responds by targeting Lois.
"Friday Night Lights" Tonight at 8 on NBC. The team has trouble focusing on the upcoming game; Tami gets involved in a controversial matter; Julie receives an upsetting phone call; Riggins makes a big purchase; Vince wants to end his deal with Kennard; and Luke becomes desperate.
"Wizards of Waverly Place" Tonight at 8:30 on Disney. Justin's favorite comic-book hero, Capt. Jim Bob Sherwood, is magically brought to life by Alex when the two work on writing and illustrating an issue of the comic book.
"Your Chance to Dance" Tonight at 9 on CMT. A dance talent contest premieres with a $10,000 prize on the line.
"Eureka" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. An underappreciated scientist's anger may be contagious as blind rage consumes the staff at Global Dynamics.
"The Pillars of the Earth" Tonight at 10 on Encore and Starz. The premiere of this adaptation of the Ken Follett best seller, set in the 12th century, which chronicles the power struggle to determine the rightful heir to the crown of England. The dispute is between the late king's only legitimate daughter, Maud (Alison Pill), and the king's nephew Stephen (Tony Curran), who has ascended the throne via a mysterious technicality. Against this backdrop, a man of God endeavors to build a glorious cathedral.
"Smallville" Tonight at 8 on The CW. Clark is unwittingly infected with wish-fulfilling Kryptonite on Valentine's Day. When he tells Lois he wishes they had a more conventional relationship, she moves in with him and begins to plan their nuptials. And Clark has a wish for Chloe as well: to better protect him. She responds by targeting Lois.
"Friday Night Lights" Tonight at 8 on NBC. The team has trouble focusing on the upcoming game; Tami gets involved in a controversial matter; Julie receives an upsetting phone call; Riggins makes a big purchase; Vince wants to end his deal with Kennard; and Luke becomes desperate.
"Wizards of Waverly Place" Tonight at 8:30 on Disney. Justin's favorite comic-book hero, Capt. Jim Bob Sherwood, is magically brought to life by Alex when the two work on writing and illustrating an issue of the comic book.
"Your Chance to Dance" Tonight at 9 on CMT. A dance talent contest premieres with a $10,000 prize on the line.
"Eureka" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. An underappreciated scientist's anger may be contagious as blind rage consumes the staff at Global Dynamics.
"The Pillars of the Earth" Tonight at 10 on Encore and Starz. The premiere of this adaptation of the Ken Follett best seller, set in the 12th century, which chronicles the power struggle to determine the rightful heir to the crown of England. The dispute is between the late king's only legitimate daughter, Maud (Alison Pill), and the king's nephew Stephen (Tony Curran), who has ascended the throne via a mysterious technicality. Against this backdrop, a man of God endeavors to build a glorious cathedral.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
July 22, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Tour de France:Stage 17" This morning at 6:30 on VS. Stage 17, a 174km leg from Pau to Col du Tourmalet.
"Rookie Blue" Tonight at 9 on ABC. A home invasion at a fashionable address sparks a massive police response and winds up revealing officers' off-duty secrets. After it seems the crisis is over, Traci leaves to handle a personal emergency, and Andy faces the armed perpetrator alone.
"So You Think You Can Dance" Tonight at 9 on Fox. One of the Top 6 dancers is eliminated. Also: performances by singer Enrique Iglesias; rapper Pitbull; and members of the American Ballet Theatre company.
"Burn Notice" Tonight at 9 on USA. Michael takes on the case of a former CIA operative who's being pursued by Russian spies. Burt Reynolds guest stars.
"Boston Med" Tonight at 10 on ABC. A nurse treats a 6-year-old girl who suffered cardiac arrest; a cardiologist lobbies on behalf of a 55-year-old man in dire need of a heart transplant; a pair of second-year ob-gyn residents discuss their lives inside and outside of the hospital.
"Bethenny Getting Married?" Tonight at 10 on Bravo. Bethenny prepares for her baby's arrival and takes a crash course with a maternity expert. But baby comes calling---a month before the due date---and Jason rushes Bethenny to the hospital.
"Ace of Cakes" Tonight at 10 on Food. Duff takes to the ice to challenge a team of sled-hockey players. Also: a cake inspired by the TV show "Knight Rider" is created.
"Rookie Blue" Tonight at 9 on ABC. A home invasion at a fashionable address sparks a massive police response and winds up revealing officers' off-duty secrets. After it seems the crisis is over, Traci leaves to handle a personal emergency, and Andy faces the armed perpetrator alone.
"So You Think You Can Dance" Tonight at 9 on Fox. One of the Top 6 dancers is eliminated. Also: performances by singer Enrique Iglesias; rapper Pitbull; and members of the American Ballet Theatre company.
"Burn Notice" Tonight at 9 on USA. Michael takes on the case of a former CIA operative who's being pursued by Russian spies. Burt Reynolds guest stars.
"Boston Med" Tonight at 10 on ABC. A nurse treats a 6-year-old girl who suffered cardiac arrest; a cardiologist lobbies on behalf of a 55-year-old man in dire need of a heart transplant; a pair of second-year ob-gyn residents discuss their lives inside and outside of the hospital.
"Bethenny Getting Married?" Tonight at 10 on Bravo. Bethenny prepares for her baby's arrival and takes a crash course with a maternity expert. But baby comes calling---a month before the due date---and Jason rushes Bethenny to the hospital.
"Ace of Cakes" Tonight at 10 on Food. Duff takes to the ice to challenge a team of sled-hockey players. Also: a cake inspired by the TV show "Knight Rider" is created.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
July 21, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"America's Got Talent" Tonight at 9 on NBC. Four acts advance to the Top 24 in a results installment.
"American Masters" Tonight at 9 on PBS. "There are a lot of us that they called outlaws back in the beginning, but Merle was a real outlaw" says a laughing Kris Kristofferson in this penetrating profile of "the poet of the working man," Merle Haggard. The doc charts his rise from a hard-scrabble early life, including prison time, and the death of his father, to topping the country-music charts, and features a wealth of archival footage and remarks from Haggard, family and such friends as Kristofferson, Keith Richards and Tanya Tucker.
"Confessions: Animal Hoarding" Tonight at 9 on Animal Planet. A series chronicling the compulsions of people who own numerous animals as pets. The first episode profiles a woman who won't let her dogs out of the house and a man who lives with 30 cats.
"Fabulous Beekman Boys" Tonight at 9 on Plan. Green. The men's parents visit the farm for Thanksgiving, where they meet each other for the first time.
"Pros vs. Joes" Tonight at 10 on Spike. The NBA takes on the NFL as retired hoopsters Kenny Smith, Rick Fox and Hakeem Olajuwon face off against gridiron standouts Terrell Owens, Donovan McNabb and Antonio Gates. Included: a three-on-three basketball contest.
"Hot in Cleveland" Tonight at 10 on TV Land. The past becomes present when Melanie's mother (Shirley Knight) and Victoria's father (Hal Linden) pick the same weekend for a visit, while Joy is less than thrilled to see her mother (Juliet Mills).
"Castle" Tonight at 10:01 on ABC. A talk-show host (Tom Bergeron) dies hours after warning Castle of his impending fate, and Castle must convince Beckett that the death wasn't from natural causes. Meanwhile, Castle is charmed by a sexy actress (Kelly Carlson).
"American Masters" Tonight at 9 on PBS. "There are a lot of us that they called outlaws back in the beginning, but Merle was a real outlaw" says a laughing Kris Kristofferson in this penetrating profile of "the poet of the working man," Merle Haggard. The doc charts his rise from a hard-scrabble early life, including prison time, and the death of his father, to topping the country-music charts, and features a wealth of archival footage and remarks from Haggard, family and such friends as Kristofferson, Keith Richards and Tanya Tucker.
"Confessions: Animal Hoarding" Tonight at 9 on Animal Planet. A series chronicling the compulsions of people who own numerous animals as pets. The first episode profiles a woman who won't let her dogs out of the house and a man who lives with 30 cats.
"Fabulous Beekman Boys" Tonight at 9 on Plan. Green. The men's parents visit the farm for Thanksgiving, where they meet each other for the first time.
"Pros vs. Joes" Tonight at 10 on Spike. The NBA takes on the NFL as retired hoopsters Kenny Smith, Rick Fox and Hakeem Olajuwon face off against gridiron standouts Terrell Owens, Donovan McNabb and Antonio Gates. Included: a three-on-three basketball contest.
"Hot in Cleveland" Tonight at 10 on TV Land. The past becomes present when Melanie's mother (Shirley Knight) and Victoria's father (Hal Linden) pick the same weekend for a visit, while Joy is less than thrilled to see her mother (Juliet Mills).
"Castle" Tonight at 10:01 on ABC. A talk-show host (Tom Bergeron) dies hours after warning Castle of his impending fate, and Castle must convince Beckett that the death wasn't from natural causes. Meanwhile, Castle is charmed by a sexy actress (Kelly Carlson).
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
July 20, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Tour de France:Stage 16" This morning at 6:30 on VS. Stage 16, a 199.5km leg from Bagnères-de-Luchon to Pau.
"Pretty Little Liars" Tonight at 8 on ABC Family. The girls deal with the fallout from the homecoming dance as they mull over a secret about Toby. Meanwhile, Aria starts getting troubling text messages from someone besides "A." Sara Shepard, author of the books the series is based on, guest stars.
"Deadliest Catch" Tonight at 9 on Discovery. Capt. Phil Harris passes away while the fleet faces the biggest storm of the season. Later, Josh alerts the crews about his father's death.
"Memphis Beat" Tonight at 10 on TNT. Dwight is on the beat when the matriarch of a famed family music group dies, followed by the group manager's plummet from a balcony. But rancorous rivalries within the group threaten to derail Dwight's case. Giovanni Ribisi guest stars.
"Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List" Tonight at 10 on Bravo. Kathy hopes to promote women's health by having a public Pap smear. Meanwhile, she goes on a self-publicity media blitz to raise awareness for a New York gig and ultimately bonds with Joy Behar.
"Rescue Me" Tonight at 10 on FX. With the cookout approaching one key ingredient is missing, so the crew takes a drastic step to obtain it. Meanwhile, Tommy continues to be troubled by his taste of the afterlife, so he seeks out a priest (Peter Gallagher); Sean helps a cancer-stricken firefighter (Will Chase) break out of the hospital; and Damien consorts with the enemy, so to speak, when he dates a probie (Deanna Russo) from the rival firehouse, the West Side Wildmen.
"If You Really Knew Me" Tonight at 11 on MTV. A star athlete at Freedom High School in Oakley, Cal., stands up against racism on the school football team in the premiere of the documentary series that aims to shed stereotypes by getting kids from different cliques to open up to one another.
"Pretty Little Liars" Tonight at 8 on ABC Family. The girls deal with the fallout from the homecoming dance as they mull over a secret about Toby. Meanwhile, Aria starts getting troubling text messages from someone besides "A." Sara Shepard, author of the books the series is based on, guest stars.
"Deadliest Catch" Tonight at 9 on Discovery. Capt. Phil Harris passes away while the fleet faces the biggest storm of the season. Later, Josh alerts the crews about his father's death.
"Memphis Beat" Tonight at 10 on TNT. Dwight is on the beat when the matriarch of a famed family music group dies, followed by the group manager's plummet from a balcony. But rancorous rivalries within the group threaten to derail Dwight's case. Giovanni Ribisi guest stars.
"Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List" Tonight at 10 on Bravo. Kathy hopes to promote women's health by having a public Pap smear. Meanwhile, she goes on a self-publicity media blitz to raise awareness for a New York gig and ultimately bonds with Joy Behar.
"Rescue Me" Tonight at 10 on FX. With the cookout approaching one key ingredient is missing, so the crew takes a drastic step to obtain it. Meanwhile, Tommy continues to be troubled by his taste of the afterlife, so he seeks out a priest (Peter Gallagher); Sean helps a cancer-stricken firefighter (Will Chase) break out of the hospital; and Damien consorts with the enemy, so to speak, when he dates a probie (Deanna Russo) from the rival firehouse, the West Side Wildmen.
"If You Really Knew Me" Tonight at 11 on MTV. A star athlete at Freedom High School in Oakley, Cal., stands up against racism on the school football team in the premiere of the documentary series that aims to shed stereotypes by getting kids from different cliques to open up to one another.
Monday, July 19, 2010
July 19, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"The Bachelorette" Tonight at 8 on ABC. Ali and the three remaining bachelors arrive in Tahiti (the French Polynesian island Taha'a, to be precise) for sailing in a catamaran, frolicking in waters off a heart-shaped private island and, perhaps, fantasy-suite nights. One guy surprises Ali before she gives roses to the two survivors who will accompany her to Bora Bora, where she'll make her final choice.
"Secret Life of the American Teenager" Tonight at 8 on ABC Family. Ben travels to New York City to visit Amy and tell her about Adrian's pregnancy. Elsewhere, Ricky gets reacquainted with his mother.
"Lucky" Tonight at 9 on HBO. Director Jeffrey Blitz ("Spellbound") examines the history and seductive power of lotteries and profiles a handful of jackpot winners whose lives were changed immeasurably---some for the better, some not---by lucking into huge sums of cash. Nominated for a Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival.
"The Client List" Tonight at 9 on Lifetime. A mother (Jennifer Love Hewitt) secretly turns to prostitution to support her family, but soon finds herself in trouble with the law and faced with a major decision: reveal the names of her bigwig clients or lose her kids. Based on a true story.
"True Beauty" Tonight at 10:02 on ABC. In the second-season finale, a winner is chosen...and gets $100,000. But first, the three beauties left are paired with celebrities to party the night away. They then don't get to sleep it off, but instead must film a commercial about Las Vegas. One player folds like a house of cards from the sleep deprivation.
"Secret Life of the American Teenager" Tonight at 8 on ABC Family. Ben travels to New York City to visit Amy and tell her about Adrian's pregnancy. Elsewhere, Ricky gets reacquainted with his mother.
"Lucky" Tonight at 9 on HBO. Director Jeffrey Blitz ("Spellbound") examines the history and seductive power of lotteries and profiles a handful of jackpot winners whose lives were changed immeasurably---some for the better, some not---by lucking into huge sums of cash. Nominated for a Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival.
"The Client List" Tonight at 9 on Lifetime. A mother (Jennifer Love Hewitt) secretly turns to prostitution to support her family, but soon finds herself in trouble with the law and faced with a major decision: reveal the names of her bigwig clients or lose her kids. Based on a true story.
"True Beauty" Tonight at 10:02 on ABC. In the second-season finale, a winner is chosen...and gets $100,000. But first, the three beauties left are paired with celebrities to party the night away. They then don't get to sleep it off, but instead must film a commercial about Las Vegas. One player folds like a house of cards from the sleep deprivation.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
July 18. 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Revenge of the Bridesmaids" Tonight at 8 on ABC Family. Two women (Raven-Symoné and JoAnna Garcia) try to sabotage their former friend's wedding by becoming her bridesmaids. Their motive is revenge, since the bride stole their pal's boyfriend.
"MLB Baseball:Phillies at Cubs" Tonight at 8 on ESPN. Philadelphia at Chicago Cubs.
"True Blood" Tonight at 9 on HBO. Sookie and Alcide seek counsel from an expert to counter Russell's werewolves; Tara mulls an offer from Franklin; Joe Lee lets Sam and Tommy down; Lafayette learns a lesson from Jesus; Eric's zest for revenge intensifies with a reminder of his past.
"Drop Dead Diva" Tonight at 9 on Lifetime. A pop duo are on trial, and Grayson's romantic connection with one of the singers proves distracting to Jane; Kim and Parker represent a bed-and-breakfast that received a scalding review; and Fred tries to stir jealousy in Stacy by showing off his dating escapades.
"Around the World in 90 Minutes" Tonight at 9 on Plan. Green. Images of Earth captured by the International Space Station depict events from across the globe within a 90-minute time frame, including scenes from Canada and Monaco.
"Family Guy" Tonight at 9:30 on Fox. Two guys (voices of Dan Aykroyd and Chevy Chase) who turn out to be spies move into Cleveland's old house and soon have dossiers on everybody in Quahog. Then they head to Russia for a secret mission, with suspicious Stewie and Brian in hot pursuit. A "Cleveland Show" crossover includes brief appearances by Cleveland and Tim.
"The Real L Word" Tonight at 10 on Showtime. Whitney heads to San Francisco to catch up with Sara; Natalie and Rose have a tiff at a family function; Nikki finds an affordable wedding dress, but an indecisive Jill approaches the big day without a suitable gown. Meanwhile, Mikey's finances are stretched when she has to rent an expensive tent for fashion-week festivities; Tracy's mother struggles to deal with her daughter's sexuality and her relationship with Stamie.
"MLB Baseball:Phillies at Cubs" Tonight at 8 on ESPN. Philadelphia at Chicago Cubs.
"True Blood" Tonight at 9 on HBO. Sookie and Alcide seek counsel from an expert to counter Russell's werewolves; Tara mulls an offer from Franklin; Joe Lee lets Sam and Tommy down; Lafayette learns a lesson from Jesus; Eric's zest for revenge intensifies with a reminder of his past.
"Drop Dead Diva" Tonight at 9 on Lifetime. A pop duo are on trial, and Grayson's romantic connection with one of the singers proves distracting to Jane; Kim and Parker represent a bed-and-breakfast that received a scalding review; and Fred tries to stir jealousy in Stacy by showing off his dating escapades.
"Around the World in 90 Minutes" Tonight at 9 on Plan. Green. Images of Earth captured by the International Space Station depict events from across the globe within a 90-minute time frame, including scenes from Canada and Monaco.
"Family Guy" Tonight at 9:30 on Fox. Two guys (voices of Dan Aykroyd and Chevy Chase) who turn out to be spies move into Cleveland's old house and soon have dossiers on everybody in Quahog. Then they head to Russia for a secret mission, with suspicious Stewie and Brian in hot pursuit. A "Cleveland Show" crossover includes brief appearances by Cleveland and Tim.
"The Real L Word" Tonight at 10 on Showtime. Whitney heads to San Francisco to catch up with Sara; Natalie and Rose have a tiff at a family function; Nikki finds an affordable wedding dress, but an indecisive Jill approaches the big day without a suitable gown. Meanwhile, Mikey's finances are stretched when she has to rent an expensive tent for fashion-week festivities; Tracy's mother struggles to deal with her daughter's sexuality and her relationship with Stamie.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
July 17, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"British Open:Third-round play" This morning at 7 on ESPN. Third-round play on the Old Course at St. Andrews in Fife, Scotland. Records indicate that golf has been played on this site since at least the 16th century. This is the 28th time St. Andrews has hosted this event since 1873, with Tiger Woods winning the last two Opens played here in 2000 and 2005.
"Cops" Tonight at 8 on Fox. Police in Portland, Ore., use their Tasers to break up a fight; stolen merchandise is found on Las Vegas teens accused of breaking store windows with rocks.
"Powering the Future" Tonight at 8 on Discovery. Efforts to provide power in the future are examined in the opener of a documentary series focused on potential new energy sources and the drive to end dependence on fossil fuels.
"Jack's Family Adventure" Tonight at 9 on Hallmark. A successful ad man (Jonathan Silverman) tries to reconnect with his family by taking them on a monthlong vacation to a rustic cabin that he recently inherited. Though resistant at first, the family start to enjoy themselves after meeting a cowboy (Peter Strauss) who teaches them about life's simpler pleasures.
"2012" Tonight at 9 on Starz. When a global cataclysm throws the world into chaos, divorced writer and father Jackson Curtis (John Cusack) races to save his family by obtaining passage on a gigantic ark in China. Directed by Roland Emmerich.
"Shrek 2" Tonight at 9 on TBS. Although not quite the equal of the 2001 original, this smart and funny sequel still delivers the goods as the big green ogre (voice of Mike Myers) meets his in-laws. The voice cast also includes Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz and Antonio Banderas (who steals every scene he's in as Puss in Boots).
"My Ghost Story" Tonight at 10 on BIO. The opener of a series recalling supposed experiences involving ghosts includes a scientist's discovery of mysterious footage on his security camera; a ghost crew aboard a ship; the ghosts of slaves who used the Underground Railroad; the spirit of a jilted bride who haunts the hotel where she committed suicide.
"Cops" Tonight at 8 on Fox. Police in Portland, Ore., use their Tasers to break up a fight; stolen merchandise is found on Las Vegas teens accused of breaking store windows with rocks.
"Powering the Future" Tonight at 8 on Discovery. Efforts to provide power in the future are examined in the opener of a documentary series focused on potential new energy sources and the drive to end dependence on fossil fuels.
"Jack's Family Adventure" Tonight at 9 on Hallmark. A successful ad man (Jonathan Silverman) tries to reconnect with his family by taking them on a monthlong vacation to a rustic cabin that he recently inherited. Though resistant at first, the family start to enjoy themselves after meeting a cowboy (Peter Strauss) who teaches them about life's simpler pleasures.
"2012" Tonight at 9 on Starz. When a global cataclysm throws the world into chaos, divorced writer and father Jackson Curtis (John Cusack) races to save his family by obtaining passage on a gigantic ark in China. Directed by Roland Emmerich.
"Shrek 2" Tonight at 9 on TBS. Although not quite the equal of the 2001 original, this smart and funny sequel still delivers the goods as the big green ogre (voice of Mike Myers) meets his in-laws. The voice cast also includes Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz and Antonio Banderas (who steals every scene he's in as Puss in Boots).
"My Ghost Story" Tonight at 10 on BIO. The opener of a series recalling supposed experiences involving ghosts includes a scientist's discovery of mysterious footage on his security camera; a ghost crew aboard a ship; the ghosts of slaves who used the Underground Railroad; the spirit of a jilted bride who haunts the hotel where she committed suicide.
Friday, July 16, 2010
July 16, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"The Jensen Project" Tonight at 8 on NBC. Two former members of a secret society of genius researchers embark on a mission with their teen son to thwart a rogue colleague and secure potentially deadly technology. Along the way, they strengthen their family ties. Brady Smith, Kellie Martin.
"Supernatural" Tonight at 9 on The CW. Sam and Dean are tricked into attending a "Supernatural" convention where fans dress up as the brothers. But the entertaining event is soon disrupted by a ghost.
"Whale Wars" Tonight at 9 on Animal Planet. A collision with the Japanese destroys one of Watson's ships.
"Eureka" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. A runaway project named "Tiny" causes a panic in town during the Founder's Day celebration while Carter, Henry, Lupo, Fargo and Allison adjust to the new time line, and a robotic law enforcer is back on the job.
"Flashpoint" Tonight at 10 on CBS. A carjacking results in a young man and a baby being held hostage, and the SRU team members attempt to end the situation without anyone being harmed.
"DC Cupcakes" Tonight at 10 on TLC. This unscripted series follows two sisters who own a booming cupcake bakery in Washington, D.C. In the premiere, Sophie and Katherine create a huge Mardi Gras mask using 1000 cupcakes and donate it to a local fund-raiser.
"Golf:American Century Championship" Tonight at 11 on ESPN2. Opening-round play in the American Century Championship in Lake Tahoe, Nev. First-time players in the celebrity event include Stephen Curry, Jared Allen, Taylor Hicks, Winky Wright, Chris Paul and Brian Kelly.
"Supernatural" Tonight at 9 on The CW. Sam and Dean are tricked into attending a "Supernatural" convention where fans dress up as the brothers. But the entertaining event is soon disrupted by a ghost.
"Whale Wars" Tonight at 9 on Animal Planet. A collision with the Japanese destroys one of Watson's ships.
"Eureka" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. A runaway project named "Tiny" causes a panic in town during the Founder's Day celebration while Carter, Henry, Lupo, Fargo and Allison adjust to the new time line, and a robotic law enforcer is back on the job.
"Flashpoint" Tonight at 10 on CBS. A carjacking results in a young man and a baby being held hostage, and the SRU team members attempt to end the situation without anyone being harmed.
"DC Cupcakes" Tonight at 10 on TLC. This unscripted series follows two sisters who own a booming cupcake bakery in Washington, D.C. In the premiere, Sophie and Katherine create a huge Mardi Gras mask using 1000 cupcakes and donate it to a local fund-raiser.
"Golf:American Century Championship" Tonight at 11 on ESPN2. Opening-round play in the American Century Championship in Lake Tahoe, Nev. First-time players in the celebrity event include Stephen Curry, Jared Allen, Taylor Hicks, Winky Wright, Chris Paul and Brian Kelly.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
July 15, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"British Open:First-round play" Early this morning at 4 on ESPN. First-round play in the 139th Open at St. Andrews in Fife, Scotland. The par-72 Old Course hosts for the 28th time, with Justin Rose, Paul Casey, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood and Luke Donald among the British contenders chasing their first major title.
"Big Brother 12" Tonight at 8 on CBS. The first houseguest is evicted from the compound and viewers learn the identity of the saboteur, whose sole purpose is to wreak havoc in the house.
"Glee" Tonight at 8 on Fox. Sue makes the Glee kids compete against each other to sow seeds of dissension, then gets called into Principal Figgins' office, along with Will. Meanwhile, the kids rally to show their support for Quinn.
"Mary Knows Best" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. Radio-show host and author Mary Occhino tries to launch a store with her son's help and attempts to find a suitable suitor for her daughter in the opener of the reality series following the popular psychic and her family.
"The Mentalist" Tonight at 10 on CBS. A cult leader (Malcolm McDowell) is investigated when the media mogul whose publication criticized his group is murdered.
"Ace of Cakes" Tonight at 10 on Food. Tina Fey asks Duff to make a cake that will appear in an episode of "30 Rock." She also requests a second cake as a surprise for the cast and crew to celebrate their season finale.
"Green Room With Paul Provenza" Tonight at 10:30 on Showtime. Tommy Smothers; Martin Mull; Penn Jillette.
"Big Brother 12" Tonight at 8 on CBS. The first houseguest is evicted from the compound and viewers learn the identity of the saboteur, whose sole purpose is to wreak havoc in the house.
"Glee" Tonight at 8 on Fox. Sue makes the Glee kids compete against each other to sow seeds of dissension, then gets called into Principal Figgins' office, along with Will. Meanwhile, the kids rally to show their support for Quinn.
"Mary Knows Best" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. Radio-show host and author Mary Occhino tries to launch a store with her son's help and attempts to find a suitable suitor for her daughter in the opener of the reality series following the popular psychic and her family.
"The Mentalist" Tonight at 10 on CBS. A cult leader (Malcolm McDowell) is investigated when the media mogul whose publication criticized his group is murdered.
"Ace of Cakes" Tonight at 10 on Food. Tina Fey asks Duff to make a cake that will appear in an episode of "30 Rock." She also requests a second cake as a surprise for the cast and crew to celebrate their season finale.
"Green Room With Paul Provenza" Tonight at 10:30 on Showtime. Tommy Smothers; Martin Mull; Penn Jillette.
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
July 14, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Lucy Must Be Traded, Charlie Brown" Tonight at 8 on ABC. Baseball isn't very, very good to the Peanuts gang as Lucy's many right-field wrongs make for a less-than-stellar season. So Chuck tries to trade her to Peppermint Patty, who wants Snoopy---the only good player---or no deal. Based on a comic strip by Charles M. Schulz, and featuring music by David Benoit and Vince Guaraldi.
"Breakfast Special" Tonight at 8 on PBS. A celebration of breakfast visits a Cuban cafe in St. Augustine, Fla., and an eatery in a shopping center near Columbus, Ohio. Also: pancakes in rural New York; loco moco in Hilo, Hawaii; congee in San Francisco. Rick Sebak hosts.
"ESPY Awards" Tonight at 9 on ESPN. Top sports performers and performances are honored at the 18th annual event in Los Angeles. Seth Meyers hosts. Honorees include the Ed Thomas family of Parkersburg, Iowa, who receive the Arthur Ashe Courage Award for forgiving the former player who murdered the town's long-time football coach.
"Ghost Hunters International" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. The team visits Nottingham, England, to probe paranormal claims linked to the Galleries of Justice, where numerous executions and incidents of torture were carried out.
"CSI: NY" Tonight at 10 on CBS. A legendary racer (Antonio Sabato Jr.) dies when his car explodes on a New York street just two days before a big race. The probe reveals the car was tampered with and that he was murdered. Suspicion falls on his leading competitor (Danica Patrick).
"Chasing Mummies" Tonight at 10 on History. A series following archaeologist Zahi Hawass and his team during excavations in Egypt opens with a dig at the Step Pyramid of Djoser, Egypt's oldest stone pyramid.
"Psych" Tonight at 10 on USA. In the Season 5 opener, Shawn and Gus look for the missing daughter of a Chinese crime boss, whose organization is feuding with another Triad.
"Breakfast Special" Tonight at 8 on PBS. A celebration of breakfast visits a Cuban cafe in St. Augustine, Fla., and an eatery in a shopping center near Columbus, Ohio. Also: pancakes in rural New York; loco moco in Hilo, Hawaii; congee in San Francisco. Rick Sebak hosts.
"ESPY Awards" Tonight at 9 on ESPN. Top sports performers and performances are honored at the 18th annual event in Los Angeles. Seth Meyers hosts. Honorees include the Ed Thomas family of Parkersburg, Iowa, who receive the Arthur Ashe Courage Award for forgiving the former player who murdered the town's long-time football coach.
"Ghost Hunters International" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. The team visits Nottingham, England, to probe paranormal claims linked to the Galleries of Justice, where numerous executions and incidents of torture were carried out.
"CSI: NY" Tonight at 10 on CBS. A legendary racer (Antonio Sabato Jr.) dies when his car explodes on a New York street just two days before a big race. The probe reveals the car was tampered with and that he was murdered. Suspicion falls on his leading competitor (Danica Patrick).
"Chasing Mummies" Tonight at 10 on History. A series following archaeologist Zahi Hawass and his team during excavations in Egypt opens with a dig at the Step Pyramid of Djoser, Egypt's oldest stone pyramid.
"Psych" Tonight at 10 on USA. In the Season 5 opener, Shawn and Gus look for the missing daughter of a Chinese crime boss, whose organization is feuding with another Triad.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
July 13, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"MLB All-Star Game:From Anaheim" Tonight at 8 on Fox. The 81st Midsummer Classic at Angel Stadium in Anaheim. This is the third All-Star Game in Anaheim, with the city last hosting in 1989. The AL, which won 4-3 last year, hasn't lost to the NL since 1996. The last four games have been decided by one run each.
"America's Got Talent" Tonight at 9 on NBC. Performance showcases in Los Angeles kick off with 12 acts from the Top 48 taking the stage.
"Deadliest Catch" Tonight at 9 on Discovery. A power struggle for the captain's chair erupts between Mike and Scott on the Time Bandit; Edgar Hansen schools his greenest deckhand; ominous weather awaits the fleet while Phil Harris fights for his life.
"White Collar" Tonight at 9 on USA. In the Season 2 opener, Peter and Neal try to stay a step ahead of a sophisticated bank robber. But once alarms are set off throughout the city, the guys realize they're dealing with a true professional.
"The Hills" Tonight at 10 on MTV. The series finale finds Kristin considering a major life change, while Audrina finally moves on from Justin, and Lo debates taking the next step with her boyfriend.
"World's Wackiest Game Shows" Tonight at 10 on Travel. The series premieres with a look at strange game shows from Mexico, Brazil, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, England and the Philippines. Included: a man sings opera while being run over by a parade of cars; contestants receive electrical charges on a British game show.
"Covert Affairs" Tonight at 10 on USA. In the premiere episode of this action-drama series, CIA trainee Annie Walker (Piper Perabo) receives an unexpected promotion as a field agent, but her agency bosses may have an ulterior motive for the move. Assisting Annie as she tries to adapt is a military-intelligence agent (Christopher Gorham) who was blinded in the field.
"America's Got Talent" Tonight at 9 on NBC. Performance showcases in Los Angeles kick off with 12 acts from the Top 48 taking the stage.
"Deadliest Catch" Tonight at 9 on Discovery. A power struggle for the captain's chair erupts between Mike and Scott on the Time Bandit; Edgar Hansen schools his greenest deckhand; ominous weather awaits the fleet while Phil Harris fights for his life.
"White Collar" Tonight at 9 on USA. In the Season 2 opener, Peter and Neal try to stay a step ahead of a sophisticated bank robber. But once alarms are set off throughout the city, the guys realize they're dealing with a true professional.
"The Hills" Tonight at 10 on MTV. The series finale finds Kristin considering a major life change, while Audrina finally moves on from Justin, and Lo debates taking the next step with her boyfriend.
"World's Wackiest Game Shows" Tonight at 10 on Travel. The series premieres with a look at strange game shows from Mexico, Brazil, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, England and the Philippines. Included: a man sings opera while being run over by a parade of cars; contestants receive electrical charges on a British game show.
"Covert Affairs" Tonight at 10 on USA. In the premiere episode of this action-drama series, CIA trainee Annie Walker (Piper Perabo) receives an unexpected promotion as a field agent, but her agency bosses may have an ulterior motive for the move. Assisting Annie as she tries to adapt is a military-intelligence agent (Christopher Gorham) who was blinded in the field.
Monday, July 12, 2010
July 12, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"How I Met Your Mother" Tonight at 8 on CBS. Ted's friends think he's being strung along by a woman (played by Carrie Underwood) and it makes them reflect on their own similar experiences.
"Home Run Derby:From Anaheim" Tonight at 8 on ESPN. Eight of baseball's top sluggers swing for the fences as part of All-Star festivities in Anaheim. Last year, Prince Fielder edged Nelson Cruz in the finals, 6-5. Josh Hamilton set the single-round record of 28 HRs in 2008.
"The Closer" Tonight at 9 on TNT. Season 6 opens with the shooting death of a man. Among the messy complications hindering Brenda's investigation: an affair involving the victim, a missing murder weapon and the squad's difficult move to their new high-tech headquarters.
"Huge" Tonight at 9 on ABC Family. Becca's new club based on a wizardry game fails until Will creatively rounds up some recruits. Elsewhere, Dr. Rand faces obstacles on the romantic front and at work, including an accusation that she lacks enthusiasm for her job.
"Rizzoli & Isles" Tonight at 10 on TNT. A drama that zeros in on two disparate gal-pal crimefighters from Boston---assertive detective Jane Rizzoli (Angie Harmon) and steady medical examiner Maura Isles (Sasha Alexander). First up: the grim slaying of a wealthy couple appears to be the handiwork of a copycat killer.
"Turmoil & Triumph: The George Schultz Years" Tonight at 10 on PBS. The contributions of former secretary of state George Shultz are recalled in this three-episode doc, which opens with a recap of his life up until being tapped by Ronald Reagan to become secretary of state in 1982 and the initial challenges he faced. "If the president asks you to do something, and you feel you are reasonably competent to do it, then I feel as though you have a duty to serve," he explains. Among the challenges: increasing Cold War tensions and the Israel-PLO conflict in Lebanon.
"The Incredible Human Journey" Tonight at 11 on Travel. Anthropologist Alice Roberts begins her exploration of how early humans left Africa to colonize the world. In the series opener, she visits a site in Ethiopia where the earliest known anatomically modern humans lived. Later, she explores different routes their descendants could have taken to leave the continent.
"Home Run Derby:From Anaheim" Tonight at 8 on ESPN. Eight of baseball's top sluggers swing for the fences as part of All-Star festivities in Anaheim. Last year, Prince Fielder edged Nelson Cruz in the finals, 6-5. Josh Hamilton set the single-round record of 28 HRs in 2008.
"The Closer" Tonight at 9 on TNT. Season 6 opens with the shooting death of a man. Among the messy complications hindering Brenda's investigation: an affair involving the victim, a missing murder weapon and the squad's difficult move to their new high-tech headquarters.
"Huge" Tonight at 9 on ABC Family. Becca's new club based on a wizardry game fails until Will creatively rounds up some recruits. Elsewhere, Dr. Rand faces obstacles on the romantic front and at work, including an accusation that she lacks enthusiasm for her job.
"Rizzoli & Isles" Tonight at 10 on TNT. A drama that zeros in on two disparate gal-pal crimefighters from Boston---assertive detective Jane Rizzoli (Angie Harmon) and steady medical examiner Maura Isles (Sasha Alexander). First up: the grim slaying of a wealthy couple appears to be the handiwork of a copycat killer.
"Turmoil & Triumph: The George Schultz Years" Tonight at 10 on PBS. The contributions of former secretary of state George Shultz are recalled in this three-episode doc, which opens with a recap of his life up until being tapped by Ronald Reagan to become secretary of state in 1982 and the initial challenges he faced. "If the president asks you to do something, and you feel you are reasonably competent to do it, then I feel as though you have a duty to serve," he explains. Among the challenges: increasing Cold War tensions and the Israel-PLO conflict in Lebanon.
"The Incredible Human Journey" Tonight at 11 on Travel. Anthropologist Alice Roberts begins her exploration of how early humans left Africa to colonize the world. In the series opener, she visits a site in Ethiopia where the earliest known anatomically modern humans lived. Later, she explores different routes their descendants could have taken to leave the continent.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
July 11, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"World Cup Soccer:Netherlands vs. Spain" Today at 1:30 on ABC. Netherlands vs. Spain in the championship game in Johannesburg. This is Spain's first-ever berth in the title game and the third for the Netherlands, which lost in its previous two appearances in 1974 and 1978.
"Jimmy Buffett & Friends: Live From The Gulf Coast" Tonight at 7 on CMT. A benefit concert for the Gulf Coast, featuring Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band, Kenny Chesney, Allen Toussaint, Sonny Landreth, Zac Brown and Jesse Winchester.
"Hannah Montana Forever" Tonight at 8 on Disney. The fourth season begins with the Stewarts moving into their new ranch house and Miley and Lilly hating their new pink bedroom, which is the same one Miley had as a little girl in Tennessee. Meanwhile, Jackson reluctantly befriends an obnoxious teen (Angus T. Jones) so he can meet the kid's pretty cousin who lives next door.
"Masterpiece Mystery!" Tonight at 9 on PBS. Agatha Christie's "Murder on the Orient Express," in which a London-bound Hercule Poirot (David Suchet) investigates the death of an American businessman (Toby Jones)---who'd asked him for protection---on a train that's stuck in a snowdrift. He's aided in the investigation by an amateur sleuth (Samuel West) and the railway director (Serge Hazanavicius).
"True Blood" Tonight at 9 on HBO. Sookie goes to an engagement party for Alcide's ex (Brit Morgan); Tara takes a road trip with Franklin; Eric's search for Bill takes on a sense of urgency; Andy gets a promotion; Sam comes to an agreement with the Mickens; Bill does a favor for Russell and Lorena.
"Kate Plus 8" Tonight at 9 on TLC. Kate starts looking for chickens for the family, works on projects in the house and on a manual for household systems.
"The Glades" Tonight at 10 on A&E. Former Chicago cop Jim Longworth (Matt Passmore) is exiled to fictional Palm Glade, Fla., after being falsely accused of sleeping with his captain's wife, and, in the opener, handles his first case with the state police when the decapitated body of a woman is found in a creek.
"Jimmy Buffett & Friends: Live From The Gulf Coast" Tonight at 7 on CMT. A benefit concert for the Gulf Coast, featuring Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band, Kenny Chesney, Allen Toussaint, Sonny Landreth, Zac Brown and Jesse Winchester.
"Hannah Montana Forever" Tonight at 8 on Disney. The fourth season begins with the Stewarts moving into their new ranch house and Miley and Lilly hating their new pink bedroom, which is the same one Miley had as a little girl in Tennessee. Meanwhile, Jackson reluctantly befriends an obnoxious teen (Angus T. Jones) so he can meet the kid's pretty cousin who lives next door.
"Masterpiece Mystery!" Tonight at 9 on PBS. Agatha Christie's "Murder on the Orient Express," in which a London-bound Hercule Poirot (David Suchet) investigates the death of an American businessman (Toby Jones)---who'd asked him for protection---on a train that's stuck in a snowdrift. He's aided in the investigation by an amateur sleuth (Samuel West) and the railway director (Serge Hazanavicius).
"True Blood" Tonight at 9 on HBO. Sookie goes to an engagement party for Alcide's ex (Brit Morgan); Tara takes a road trip with Franklin; Eric's search for Bill takes on a sense of urgency; Andy gets a promotion; Sam comes to an agreement with the Mickens; Bill does a favor for Russell and Lorena.
"Kate Plus 8" Tonight at 9 on TLC. Kate starts looking for chickens for the family, works on projects in the house and on a manual for household systems.
"The Glades" Tonight at 10 on A&E. Former Chicago cop Jim Longworth (Matt Passmore) is exiled to fictional Palm Glade, Fla., after being falsely accused of sleeping with his captain's wife, and, in the opener, handles his first case with the state police when the decapitated body of a woman is found in a creek.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
July 10, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Tour de France:Stage 7" This morning at 7:30 on VS. Stage 7, a 165.5km leg through the mountains from Tournus to Station des Rousses.
"Housecat Housecall" This morning at 10:30 on Animal Planet. Broadway composer Michael Feinstein talks with Dr. Kat about his cats; four brothers help a female cat settle into their home.
"World Cup Soccer:Germany vs. Uruguay" Today at 2 on ABC. Germany vs. Uruguay in the third-place match in Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
"The Bridge" Tonight at 8 on CBS. A beat cop (Aaron Douglas) fed up with police corruption leads a walkout in the opener of this crime series.
"Secrets of the Mountain" Tonight at 8 on NBC. A single mom (Paige Turco) decides to sell a cabin she inherited years ago from her uncle (Barry Bostwick) and takes her kids on a weekend trip to finalize the deal. But the journey ends up taking a dangerous turn when the family uncover a mystery that someone doesn't want them to solve.
"Doctor Who" Tonight at 9 on BBC Amer. A perplexing staircase, upon which people ascend but never descend, leads the Doctor to pose as a human in a bid to solve the mystery.
"Suze Orman Show" Tonight at 9 on CNBC. Student loans are discussed. Included: a veterinarian with more than $100,000 in student loans. Also: affording an au pair.
"Housecat Housecall" This morning at 10:30 on Animal Planet. Broadway composer Michael Feinstein talks with Dr. Kat about his cats; four brothers help a female cat settle into their home.
"World Cup Soccer:Germany vs. Uruguay" Today at 2 on ABC. Germany vs. Uruguay in the third-place match in Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
"The Bridge" Tonight at 8 on CBS. A beat cop (Aaron Douglas) fed up with police corruption leads a walkout in the opener of this crime series.
"Secrets of the Mountain" Tonight at 8 on NBC. A single mom (Paige Turco) decides to sell a cabin she inherited years ago from her uncle (Barry Bostwick) and takes her kids on a weekend trip to finalize the deal. But the journey ends up taking a dangerous turn when the family uncover a mystery that someone doesn't want them to solve.
"Doctor Who" Tonight at 9 on BBC Amer. A perplexing staircase, upon which people ascend but never descend, leads the Doctor to pose as a human in a bid to solve the mystery.
"Suze Orman Show" Tonight at 9 on CNBC. Student loans are discussed. Included: a veterinarian with more than $100,000 in student loans. Also: affording an au pair.
Friday, July 9, 2010
July 9, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Wife Swap" Tonight at 8 on ABC. A survivalist family preparing for the end of the world in 2012 swap with a family that dote on their kids, particularly their 12-year-old golf-prodigy daughter.
"House" Tonight at 8 on Fox. A day at the hospital, as seen by Cuddy, who must deal with hospital issues and staff disputes while juggling personal issues. Lucas: Michael Weston.
"NASCAR Racing:Nationwide Series in Joliet, Ill." Tonight at 8 on ESPN. The Dollar General 300, a Nationwide Series event at 1.5-mile Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Ill. Danica Patrick is expected in the field along with defending champ Joey Logano, who beat teammate and 2008 winner Kyle Busch to the checkers last year.
"Crossroads" Tonight at 9 on CMT. Kenny Chesney and the Steve Miller Band perform each other's songs together, find musical common ground and discuss their music.
"Eureka" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. As the town is poised to celebrate its 60th anniversary, Zane stuns Deputy Lupo with a marriage proposal and Sheriff Carter jogs into a surprise meeting with Dr. Trevor Grant (James Callis) in the 4th-season premiere.
"Say Yes to the Dress" Tonight at 9 on TLC. Cherine wants to look like an "Egyptian Barbie" on her wedding day; Kerry has her heart set on a $21,000 Pnina Tornai gown; Jessica looks for a dress that will go with her fairy wings.
"Haven" Tonight at 10 on Syfy. FBI agent Audrey Parker (Emily Rose) is dispatched to track a federal prison escapee who mysteriously dies shortly after reaching his hometown of Haven, Maine, in the opener of the supernatural-drama series inspired by Stephen King's "The Colorado Kid."
"House" Tonight at 8 on Fox. A day at the hospital, as seen by Cuddy, who must deal with hospital issues and staff disputes while juggling personal issues. Lucas: Michael Weston.
"NASCAR Racing:Nationwide Series in Joliet, Ill." Tonight at 8 on ESPN. The Dollar General 300, a Nationwide Series event at 1.5-mile Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Ill. Danica Patrick is expected in the field along with defending champ Joey Logano, who beat teammate and 2008 winner Kyle Busch to the checkers last year.
"Crossroads" Tonight at 9 on CMT. Kenny Chesney and the Steve Miller Band perform each other's songs together, find musical common ground and discuss their music.
"Eureka" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. As the town is poised to celebrate its 60th anniversary, Zane stuns Deputy Lupo with a marriage proposal and Sheriff Carter jogs into a surprise meeting with Dr. Trevor Grant (James Callis) in the 4th-season premiere.
"Say Yes to the Dress" Tonight at 9 on TLC. Cherine wants to look like an "Egyptian Barbie" on her wedding day; Kerry has her heart set on a $21,000 Pnina Tornai gown; Jessica looks for a dress that will go with her fairy wings.
"Haven" Tonight at 10 on Syfy. FBI agent Audrey Parker (Emily Rose) is dispatched to track a federal prison escapee who mysteriously dies shortly after reaching his hometown of Haven, Maine, in the opener of the supernatural-drama series inspired by Stephen King's "The Colorado Kid."
Thursday, July 8, 2010
July 8, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Big Brother 12" Tonight at 8 on CBS. In the Season 12 opener, the 13 houseguests are introduced and enter the compound for the first time, and viewers learn that one of them is acting as a saboteur whose sole mission is to wreak havoc in the house.
"Glee" Tonight at 8 on Fox. Will challenges the kids to a mashup showdown, with the boys taking on the girls; Terri takes a job as school nurse to keep an eye on Will, despite the fact that she has no health-care training.
"MLS Soccer:Salt Lake at Chicago" Tonight at 9:30 on ESPN2. Real Salt Lake at Chicago.
"Boston Med" Tonight at 10 on ABC. A neurosurgeon prepares for a risky operation to remove a cancerous tumor from a 29-year-old man's sinus cavities; a nurse reflects on treating a child in the ER; a first-year surgical resident attempts his first appendectomy, and discusses dating prospects with a colleague.
"Bethenny Getting Married?" Tonight at 10 on Bravo. Jason and Bethenny's wedding day arrives, but multitasker Bethenny also finds time to work on her book.
"Futurama" Tonight at 10 on Comedy Central. Bender has a personal stake in a ballot initiative that would legalize marriage between humans and robots.
"Green Room With Paul Provenza" Tonight at 10:30 on Showtime. Robert Klein; Jonathan Winters; Rick Overton.
"Glee" Tonight at 8 on Fox. Will challenges the kids to a mashup showdown, with the boys taking on the girls; Terri takes a job as school nurse to keep an eye on Will, despite the fact that she has no health-care training.
"MLS Soccer:Salt Lake at Chicago" Tonight at 9:30 on ESPN2. Real Salt Lake at Chicago.
"Boston Med" Tonight at 10 on ABC. A neurosurgeon prepares for a risky operation to remove a cancerous tumor from a 29-year-old man's sinus cavities; a nurse reflects on treating a child in the ER; a first-year surgical resident attempts his first appendectomy, and discusses dating prospects with a colleague.
"Bethenny Getting Married?" Tonight at 10 on Bravo. Jason and Bethenny's wedding day arrives, but multitasker Bethenny also finds time to work on her book.
"Futurama" Tonight at 10 on Comedy Central. Bender has a personal stake in a ballot initiative that would legalize marriage between humans and robots.
"Green Room With Paul Provenza" Tonight at 10:30 on Showtime. Robert Klein; Jonathan Winters; Rick Overton.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
July 7, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Sports Crash" Tonight at 6 on Spike. Downhill skaters break more than just the speed limit; a motorcyclist leaves it all on the track, and then some; a racer's car explodes, and he lives to tell about it.
"So You Think You Can Dance" Tonight at 8 on Fox. The Top 8 dancers perform.
"Ghost Hunters Academy" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. Colorado's Stanley Hotel is probed and a cadet is chosen as the winner in the first-season finale.
"Dinner: Impossible" Tonight at 10 on Food. Robert heads to Clearwater, Fla., home of the Philadelphia Phillies spring training camp, and prepares a meal for 200 baseball players using major and minor league ingredients.
"Real World" Tonight at 10 on MTV. A wild night out ends with a trip to the hospital for one of the roommates. Also: Eric develops a crush on Sahar.
"Locked Up Abroad" Tonight at 10 on National Geographic. Irish contractors Tom Lynch and John White detail the time they spent in a notorious prison in Baghdad after they were caught by Saddam Hussein's secret police during a failed attempt to cross the Iraq-Syria border in the early days of the Gulf War.
"So You Think You Can Dance" Tonight at 8 on Fox. The Top 8 dancers perform.
"Ghost Hunters Academy" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. Colorado's Stanley Hotel is probed and a cadet is chosen as the winner in the first-season finale.
"Dinner: Impossible" Tonight at 10 on Food. Robert heads to Clearwater, Fla., home of the Philadelphia Phillies spring training camp, and prepares a meal for 200 baseball players using major and minor league ingredients.
"Real World" Tonight at 10 on MTV. A wild night out ends with a trip to the hospital for one of the roommates. Also: Eric develops a crush on Sahar.
"Locked Up Abroad" Tonight at 10 on National Geographic. Irish contractors Tom Lynch and John White detail the time they spent in a notorious prison in Baghdad after they were caught by Saddam Hussein's secret police during a failed attempt to cross the Iraq-Syria border in the early days of the Gulf War.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
July 6, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Tour de France:Stage 3" This morning at 8:30 on VS. Stage 3, a 213km leg from Wanze to Arenberg Porte du Hainaut.
"America's Got Talent" Tonight at 9 on NBC. Acts compete for a slot in the Top 48. Recorded at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.
"The Last Lion of Liuwa" Tonight at 9 on Animal Planet. Following the only remaining lioness of Africa's unforgiving Liuwa Plain as she fights to survive.
"Warehouse 13" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. MacPherson absconds with his prize from the warehouse's bronze sector, a car crash puts Mrs. Frederic in the hospital, and Pete and Myka set off for London to gather clues about MacPherson's scheme in the second-season premiere.
"P.O.V." Tonight at 10 on PBS. An incisive examination of land reform in South Africa, which was promised by Nelson Mandela in 1994 to rectify the wrongs of the country's apartheid past but has proved problematic in the years since. The doc tells both sides of the story, focusing on black claimants seeking ancestral lands and white landowners who don't believe they should be penalized for historical wrongs. Among the subjects is Hannes Visser, who was forced to sell his farm and meatpacking plant by the government.
"Rescue Me" Tonight at 10 on FX. Tommy decides to turn over a new leaf. "I am quitting drinking," he announces to the guys (to gales of laughter). He's also under pressure from Janet to do something about Colleen's drinking, and Sheila wants him to get Damien to quit FDNY. Meanwhile, Tommy tells Lou about what he experienced after being shot, and Mike Siletti overhears it. Soon everyone else knows as well.
"Law & Order: Criminal Intent" Tonight at 10 on USA. In the Season 9 finale, Nichols turns to his father (F. Murray Abraham) for help sorting through three suspects implicated in the murder of a real-estate agent.
"America's Got Talent" Tonight at 9 on NBC. Acts compete for a slot in the Top 48. Recorded at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.
"The Last Lion of Liuwa" Tonight at 9 on Animal Planet. Following the only remaining lioness of Africa's unforgiving Liuwa Plain as she fights to survive.
"Warehouse 13" Tonight at 9 on Syfy. MacPherson absconds with his prize from the warehouse's bronze sector, a car crash puts Mrs. Frederic in the hospital, and Pete and Myka set off for London to gather clues about MacPherson's scheme in the second-season premiere.
"P.O.V." Tonight at 10 on PBS. An incisive examination of land reform in South Africa, which was promised by Nelson Mandela in 1994 to rectify the wrongs of the country's apartheid past but has proved problematic in the years since. The doc tells both sides of the story, focusing on black claimants seeking ancestral lands and white landowners who don't believe they should be penalized for historical wrongs. Among the subjects is Hannes Visser, who was forced to sell his farm and meatpacking plant by the government.
"Rescue Me" Tonight at 10 on FX. Tommy decides to turn over a new leaf. "I am quitting drinking," he announces to the guys (to gales of laughter). He's also under pressure from Janet to do something about Colleen's drinking, and Sheila wants him to get Damien to quit FDNY. Meanwhile, Tommy tells Lou about what he experienced after being shot, and Mike Siletti overhears it. Soon everyone else knows as well.
"Law & Order: Criminal Intent" Tonight at 10 on USA. In the Season 9 finale, Nichols turns to his father (F. Murray Abraham) for help sorting through three suspects implicated in the murder of a real-estate agent.
Monday, July 5, 2010
July 5, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"The Bachelorette" Tonight at 8 on ABC. Ali lands in Portugal with five bachelors, and falls hard for one during a tour of Lisbon and dinner at a sixth-century castle. Other dates include a private concert by fado singer Maria João Quadros at the National Palace of Pena outside town, a carriage ride, a winery tour and a jaunt to the coast on scooters. Four men win roses and hometown visits from Ali. Also: 2010 Bachelor Jake Pavelka and Vienna Girardi discuss their breakup in an interview with host Chris Harrison.
"Secret Life of the American Teenager" Tonight at 8 on ABC Family. Amy runs into Bristol Palin in her dorm, and soon she realizes the music program is for teen moms. Elsewhere, Ruben is not happy with Adrian's choice about her pregnancy; Jack and Tom become roommates in the Bowman's guest house; and a rumor about Amy spreads through school while she's away.
"Mad Men" Tonight at 8 on AMC. At an advertising agency in 1960s Manhattan, the creative director has problems coming up with ideas for a tobacco account and crosses swords with the female head of a large department store that she wants to take in a new retail direction.
"SpongeBob SquarePants" Tonight at 8 on Nickelodeon. King Neptune (voice of John O'Hurley) has his birthday bash at the Krusty Krab, but he and his queen (voice of Victoria Beckham) are too sad to celebrate without their banished son, Triton (voice of Sebastian Bach). So SpongeBob tries to find Triton, however he's unaware of how angry the exiled offspring has become.
"Unwrapped" Tonight at 8:30 on Food. A Disneyland bakery is toured; international eats are sampled at Epcot; a look at the best spots to dine with Disney characters; a rare peek inside Disney's members-only Club 33 restaurant.
"No One Dies in Lily Dale" Tonight at 9 on HBO. A visit to the western New York hamlet of Lily Dale, a community mostly populated by mediums that attracts people from all over the world each summer to communicate with loved ones in the hereafter and get in touch with their spiritual sides. Directed by Steven Cantor.
"Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations" Tonight at 10 on Travel. Tony gets a taste of the Caribbean when he visits the Grenadine Islands in the Season 7 premiere. During his stay, he goes fishing, scuba diving and tries to hunt a local delicacy.
"Secret Life of the American Teenager" Tonight at 8 on ABC Family. Amy runs into Bristol Palin in her dorm, and soon she realizes the music program is for teen moms. Elsewhere, Ruben is not happy with Adrian's choice about her pregnancy; Jack and Tom become roommates in the Bowman's guest house; and a rumor about Amy spreads through school while she's away.
"Mad Men" Tonight at 8 on AMC. At an advertising agency in 1960s Manhattan, the creative director has problems coming up with ideas for a tobacco account and crosses swords with the female head of a large department store that she wants to take in a new retail direction.
"SpongeBob SquarePants" Tonight at 8 on Nickelodeon. King Neptune (voice of John O'Hurley) has his birthday bash at the Krusty Krab, but he and his queen (voice of Victoria Beckham) are too sad to celebrate without their banished son, Triton (voice of Sebastian Bach). So SpongeBob tries to find Triton, however he's unaware of how angry the exiled offspring has become.
"Unwrapped" Tonight at 8:30 on Food. A Disneyland bakery is toured; international eats are sampled at Epcot; a look at the best spots to dine with Disney characters; a rare peek inside Disney's members-only Club 33 restaurant.
"No One Dies in Lily Dale" Tonight at 9 on HBO. A visit to the western New York hamlet of Lily Dale, a community mostly populated by mediums that attracts people from all over the world each summer to communicate with loved ones in the hereafter and get in touch with their spiritual sides. Directed by Steven Cantor.
"Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations" Tonight at 10 on Travel. Tony gets a taste of the Caribbean when he visits the Grenadine Islands in the Season 7 premiere. During his stay, he goes fishing, scuba diving and tries to hunt a local delicacy.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
July 4, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Tour de France:Stage 1" This morning at 8:30 on VS. Stage 1, a 223.5km leg from Rotterdam to Bruxelles.
"Wimbledon:Men's Final" This morning at 9 on NBC. The men's final at the All England Club in London. Last year, Roger Federer won his record 15th Grand Slam title (and sixth at Wimbledon), defeating Andy Roddick in a five-set classic. The two set a Wimbledon record by playing 77 games in the final.
"Hot Dog Eating Contest" Today at 12 on ESPN. The 95th Nathan's Famous International event from Coney Island, N.Y. Three-time defending champ Joey Chestnut again headlines this holiday tradition along with Sonya Thomas and Tim Janus. Chestnut put away 68 dogs and buns in 10 minutes last year, with six-time champ Takeru Kobayashi polishing off just less than 65.
"Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" Tonight at 8 on ABC. An Iraq War veteran and his family, whose house was damaged by Hurricane Katrina, have their home rebuilt by Ty and his team. Christian Slater is the celebrity volunteer, and Celine Dion and the Jonas Brothers appear.
"A Capitol Fourth 2010" Tonight at 8 on PBS. Jimmy Smits hosts a celebration of America's 234th birthday, featuring Gladys Knight, Reba McEntire, Darius Rucker, "American Idol" finalist David Archuleta, John Schneider, Lang Lang and the National Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Jack Everly. Selections include Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" accompanied by cannon fire from the U.S. Army Presidential Salute Battery. Also: McEntire is honored with the National Artistic Achievement Award. From the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol.
"Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular" Tonight at 9 on NBC. Nick Cannon and Alison Sweeney anchor coverage of Manhattan's 34th annual fireworks display, ignited by slated performances by Justin Bieber, Enrique Iglesias and LeAnn Rimes. Appearing: the cast of the film "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse." The event's theme is "American Harmony."
"Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular" Tonight at 10 on CBS. Toby Keith performs with the Boston Pops, under the direction of conductor Keith Lockhart, at the Charles River Esplanade during the 37th annual Independence Day celebration. Craig Ferguson is the host. The finale includes an explosive fireworks display accompanied by the "1812 Overture."
"Wimbledon:Men's Final" This morning at 9 on NBC. The men's final at the All England Club in London. Last year, Roger Federer won his record 15th Grand Slam title (and sixth at Wimbledon), defeating Andy Roddick in a five-set classic. The two set a Wimbledon record by playing 77 games in the final.
"Hot Dog Eating Contest" Today at 12 on ESPN. The 95th Nathan's Famous International event from Coney Island, N.Y. Three-time defending champ Joey Chestnut again headlines this holiday tradition along with Sonya Thomas and Tim Janus. Chestnut put away 68 dogs and buns in 10 minutes last year, with six-time champ Takeru Kobayashi polishing off just less than 65.
"Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" Tonight at 8 on ABC. An Iraq War veteran and his family, whose house was damaged by Hurricane Katrina, have their home rebuilt by Ty and his team. Christian Slater is the celebrity volunteer, and Celine Dion and the Jonas Brothers appear.
"A Capitol Fourth 2010" Tonight at 8 on PBS. Jimmy Smits hosts a celebration of America's 234th birthday, featuring Gladys Knight, Reba McEntire, Darius Rucker, "American Idol" finalist David Archuleta, John Schneider, Lang Lang and the National Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Jack Everly. Selections include Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" accompanied by cannon fire from the U.S. Army Presidential Salute Battery. Also: McEntire is honored with the National Artistic Achievement Award. From the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol.
"Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular" Tonight at 9 on NBC. Nick Cannon and Alison Sweeney anchor coverage of Manhattan's 34th annual fireworks display, ignited by slated performances by Justin Bieber, Enrique Iglesias and LeAnn Rimes. Appearing: the cast of the film "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse." The event's theme is "American Harmony."
"Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular" Tonight at 10 on CBS. Toby Keith performs with the Boston Pops, under the direction of conductor Keith Lockhart, at the Charles River Esplanade during the 37th annual Independence Day celebration. Craig Ferguson is the host. The finale includes an explosive fireworks display accompanied by the "1812 Overture."
Saturday, July 3, 2010
July 3, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Wimbledon:Women's final" This morning at 9 on NBC. The women's final at the All England Club in London. Serena Williams won her third Wimbledon last year, defeating her sister Venus in straight sets. The Williams sisters have won 8 of 10 Wimbledon finals since 2000.
"World Cup Soccer:Paraguay vs. Spain" Today at 2 on ABC. Paraguay vs. Spain in a quarterfinal in Johannesburg.
"Mississippi River Quest" Tonight at 7 on National Geographic. Part 1 of 3. A filmmaker teams up with a scientist and a professional angler to boat the entire length of the Mississippi River.
"Michael Jackson---The Final Days" Tonight at 8 on CNN. Don Lemon details the last days of Michael Jackson (1958-2009) via interviews with family members, friends and others, including brothers Jermaine and Tito Jackson, and Dr. Deepak Chopra. Also: Jackson's preparations for his "This Is It" tour are discussed with AEG Live CEO Randy Phillips, choreographer Travis Payne and musical director Michael Bearden.
"Dolly Celebrates 25 Years of Dollywood" Tonight at 8 on Hallmark. Dolly Parton marks the 25th anniversary of the opening of her Tennessee theme park, Dollywood, with a musical celebration. Parton, Miley and Billy Ray Cyrus, and Kenny Rogers perform, while Reba McEntire, Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney and others offer their own tributes to the country icon.
"John Adams" Tonight at 8 on HBO. The aftermath of the Boston Massacre in 1770 cements John Adams' reputation as a crusader for justice, and he is invited to join the Continental Congress in Philadelphia.
"Up" Tonight at 9 on Starz. A feisty septuagenarian reluctantly teams up with a young explorer in this Oscar-winning Best Animated Feature Film by Pixar. Carl Fredricksen (voiced by Ed Asner) is a 78-year-old balloon salesman who dreams of seeing the wilds of South America, and it looks like he may get there after tying enough helium balloons to his house to take flight. The only kink in his plan is the 8-year-old stowaway on his front porch. Voices include Christopher Plummer and John Ratzenberger.
"World Cup Soccer:Paraguay vs. Spain" Today at 2 on ABC. Paraguay vs. Spain in a quarterfinal in Johannesburg.
"Mississippi River Quest" Tonight at 7 on National Geographic. Part 1 of 3. A filmmaker teams up with a scientist and a professional angler to boat the entire length of the Mississippi River.
"Michael Jackson---The Final Days" Tonight at 8 on CNN. Don Lemon details the last days of Michael Jackson (1958-2009) via interviews with family members, friends and others, including brothers Jermaine and Tito Jackson, and Dr. Deepak Chopra. Also: Jackson's preparations for his "This Is It" tour are discussed with AEG Live CEO Randy Phillips, choreographer Travis Payne and musical director Michael Bearden.
"Dolly Celebrates 25 Years of Dollywood" Tonight at 8 on Hallmark. Dolly Parton marks the 25th anniversary of the opening of her Tennessee theme park, Dollywood, with a musical celebration. Parton, Miley and Billy Ray Cyrus, and Kenny Rogers perform, while Reba McEntire, Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney and others offer their own tributes to the country icon.
"John Adams" Tonight at 8 on HBO. The aftermath of the Boston Massacre in 1770 cements John Adams' reputation as a crusader for justice, and he is invited to join the Continental Congress in Philadelphia.
"Up" Tonight at 9 on Starz. A feisty septuagenarian reluctantly teams up with a young explorer in this Oscar-winning Best Animated Feature Film by Pixar. Carl Fredricksen (voiced by Ed Asner) is a 78-year-old balloon salesman who dreams of seeing the wilds of South America, and it looks like he may get there after tying enough helium balloons to his house to take flight. The only kink in his plan is the 8-year-old stowaway on his front porch. Voices include Christopher Plummer and John Ratzenberger.
Friday, July 2, 2010
July 2, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"World Cup Soccer:Brazil vs. Netherlands" This morning at 9:30 on ESPN. Brazil vs. Netherlands in a quarterfinal in Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
"House" Tonight at 8 on Fox. An ailing college football player has a variety of symptoms that might keep him from an NFL tryout---at the very least. Meanwhile, Foreman's brother (Orlando Jones) visits the hospital.
"America Celebrates July 4th at Ford's Theatre" Tonight at 9 on ABC. Kelly Clarkson, Dick Van Dyke, Renée Fleming, George Lopez, Lionel Richie and host Ty Burrell celebrate the nation's 234th birthday, joined by Broadway's Laura Michelle Kelly and Gavin Lee ("Mary Poppins") and Montego Glover ("Memphis"), President and Mrs. Obama, the U.S. Army Field Band's Soldiers' Chorus, Robin Roberts and former secretary of state Colin Powell, who salutes five U.S. Medal of Honor winners. Taped June 6, 2010.
"Knockout Sportsworld" Tonight at 9 on Spike. The series opener. Mike Tyson knocks out a foe; two mixed-martial-arts fighters go down at once; a hockey player is leveled.
"Miami Medical" Tonight at 10 on CBS. In the series finale, Proctor and Zambrano each question their ethical boundaries when faced with difficult decisions concerning the lives of their patients. Meanwhile, Deleo's brother unexpectedly reappears.
"Merlin" Tonight at 10 on Syfy. In the Season 2 finale, the freed dragon attacks Camelot with a fury that cannot be defeated except by a dragonlord, all but one of whom were killed years earlier at Uther's behest. So Merlin and Arthur set out to locate the last dragonlord (John Lynch), who holds the key not only to the kingdom's future but to Merlin's past.
"Glenn Martin, DDS" Tonight at 10:30 on Nickelodeon. Wendy becomes a high-school quarterback in an attempt to make Glenn proud of her. Elsewhere, Conor tries to bring dancing back to a town that's forbidden it.
"House" Tonight at 8 on Fox. An ailing college football player has a variety of symptoms that might keep him from an NFL tryout---at the very least. Meanwhile, Foreman's brother (Orlando Jones) visits the hospital.
"America Celebrates July 4th at Ford's Theatre" Tonight at 9 on ABC. Kelly Clarkson, Dick Van Dyke, Renée Fleming, George Lopez, Lionel Richie and host Ty Burrell celebrate the nation's 234th birthday, joined by Broadway's Laura Michelle Kelly and Gavin Lee ("Mary Poppins") and Montego Glover ("Memphis"), President and Mrs. Obama, the U.S. Army Field Band's Soldiers' Chorus, Robin Roberts and former secretary of state Colin Powell, who salutes five U.S. Medal of Honor winners. Taped June 6, 2010.
"Knockout Sportsworld" Tonight at 9 on Spike. The series opener. Mike Tyson knocks out a foe; two mixed-martial-arts fighters go down at once; a hockey player is leveled.
"Miami Medical" Tonight at 10 on CBS. In the series finale, Proctor and Zambrano each question their ethical boundaries when faced with difficult decisions concerning the lives of their patients. Meanwhile, Deleo's brother unexpectedly reappears.
"Merlin" Tonight at 10 on Syfy. In the Season 2 finale, the freed dragon attacks Camelot with a fury that cannot be defeated except by a dragonlord, all but one of whom were killed years earlier at Uther's behest. So Merlin and Arthur set out to locate the last dragonlord (John Lynch), who holds the key not only to the kingdom's future but to Merlin's past.
"Glenn Martin, DDS" Tonight at 10:30 on Nickelodeon. Wendy becomes a high-school quarterback in an attempt to make Glenn proud of her. Elsewhere, Conor tries to bring dancing back to a town that's forbidden it.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
July 1, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"PGA Tour Golf:AT&T National" Today at 2 on Golf. Opening-round play in the AT&T National at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pa. Tiger Woods won last year's event by a stroke over Hunter Mahan, who outshot Woods in the final round by five strokes.
"So You Think You Can Dance" Tonight at 9 on Fox. One of the Top 9 dancers is eliminated. Also: Ne-Yo sings "Beautiful Monster"; a performance of "Return to Sender" by the cast of Cirque du Soleil's Viva ELVIS.
"Soundstage" Tonight at 10 on PBS. Willie Nelson performs selections from his slated 2010 album "Country Music," including "Pistol Packin' Mama" and "Satisfied Mind." Also on tap: "Whiskey River," "Drinking Champagne," "Dark as a Dungeon" and "Trouble in Mind."
"Bethenny Getting Married?" Tonight at 10 on Bravo. With her wedding fast approaching, Bethenny has various nuptial-planning adventures that include a bridal shower hosted by fellow New York City housewife Alex McCord, a wedding dress that might be too small and a fiancé who resists the planning process. Yet Bethenny tries to push the stress aside as she attends her rehearsal brunch.
"Ace of Cakes" Tonight at 10 on Food. The Charm City Cakes crew reflects on the first 100 episodes of "Ace of Cakes" in the Season 9 premiere. Also: a complex roller-coaster cake is constructed.
"Raising Sextuplets" Tonight at 10 on WE tv. The Masches decide to move to Destin, Fla., but both sets of grandparents are against the idea. Meanwhile, the kids' cribs are replaced with beds; potty training begins; and the gang have one last family outing together during a boating trip on Lake Havasu.
"So You Think You Can Dance" Tonight at 9 on Fox. One of the Top 9 dancers is eliminated. Also: Ne-Yo sings "Beautiful Monster"; a performance of "Return to Sender" by the cast of Cirque du Soleil's Viva ELVIS.
"Soundstage" Tonight at 10 on PBS. Willie Nelson performs selections from his slated 2010 album "Country Music," including "Pistol Packin' Mama" and "Satisfied Mind." Also on tap: "Whiskey River," "Drinking Champagne," "Dark as a Dungeon" and "Trouble in Mind."
"Bethenny Getting Married?" Tonight at 10 on Bravo. With her wedding fast approaching, Bethenny has various nuptial-planning adventures that include a bridal shower hosted by fellow New York City housewife Alex McCord, a wedding dress that might be too small and a fiancé who resists the planning process. Yet Bethenny tries to push the stress aside as she attends her rehearsal brunch.
"Ace of Cakes" Tonight at 10 on Food. The Charm City Cakes crew reflects on the first 100 episodes of "Ace of Cakes" in the Season 9 premiere. Also: a complex roller-coaster cake is constructed.
"Raising Sextuplets" Tonight at 10 on WE tv. The Masches decide to move to Destin, Fla., but both sets of grandparents are against the idea. Meanwhile, the kids' cribs are replaced with beds; potty training begins; and the gang have one last family outing together during a boating trip on Lake Havasu.
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