"A Fighting Chance" Tonight at 7 on ESPN2. The story of quadruple amputee Kyle Maynard and his quest for an official mixed-martial-arts bout against an able-bodied fighter. Maynard, who's a motivational speaker, talks with severely wounded military veterans about overcoming adversity.
"90201" Tonight at 8 on The CW. Adrianna breaks a date with Navid when Victor fixes her up with Joe Jonas (appearing as himself). Meanwhile, Annie and Dixon visit their dad and a woman greets them at the door; Navid and Silver plan an undercover operation to expose his father's use of underage girls in his porn films.
"House" Tonight at 8 on Fox. At Cuddy's insistence, House finally hires a female member of the team, a third-year medical student (Amber Tamblyn) who, it turns out, has a tie to Taub. Meanwhile, a senator's campaign manager (Jack Coleman) suddenly falls ill, and the team must look to the candidate (Pat Finn) for clues about his condition. They also must get Cuddy's approval for their course of treatment.
"Decision Points: A Conversation With George W. Bush" Tonight at 8 on NBC. Matt Lauer interviews former president George W. Bush, who talks about his book "Decision Points" and casts light on the key choices he's made in his personal and professional life. Topics include his experience on 9/11; his decision to attack Iraq; reflections on Hurricane Katrina; his DUI in 1976; and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's resignation in 2006.
"Cake Boss" Tonight at 9 on TLC. Snooki from "Jersey Shore" stops by the bakery to order a cake for her mom. Also: Buddy visits the South Street Seaport Museum in New York in search of inspiration for a nautical-theme cake.
"The Big C" Tonight at 10:30 on Showtime. Cathy's decision to embark on a nontraditional treatment for her cancer leads her and Dr. Todd to the unconventional Bee Man (Liam Neeson). Meanwhile, Adam gets relationship advice from Sean, and Paul's support of Cathy becomes a bit overbearing.
"Conan" Tonight at 11 on TBS. Conan O'Brien hosts this late-night talk show featuring interviews, musical guests and comedy bits. The opener features guests Seth Rogen and Lea Michele, plus a performance by Jack White. Andy Richter serves as the series sidekick and Jimmy Vivino conducts the house band.
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