"Live From Lincoln Center" Tonight at 8:30 on PBS. Pianist Lang Lang joins the New York Philharmonic and maestro Alan Gilbert for a performance of Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1; the Polanaise from "Eugene Onegin"; and the second act of "The Nutcracker."
"Bette Midler: The Showgirl Must Go On" Tonight at 9 on HBO. Bette Midler performs in Las Vegas at Caesars Palace, accompanied by singing trio the Staggering Harlettes, the dancing Caesar Salad Girls and a 13-piece band. Songs include "The Rose"; "Wind Beneath My Wings"; "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy"; and "From a Distance."
"Dick Clark's Primetime New Year's Rockin' Eve With Ryan Seacrest 2011" Tonight at 10 on ABC. Dick Clark and Ryan Seacrest host from Times Square in New York City with correspondent Jenny McCarthy, while Fergie hosts in Los Angeles. Performers include Ke$ha; Taio Cruz; Willow Smith; and Train.
"New Year's Eve With Carson Daly" Tonight at 10 on NBC. Carson Daly rings in 2011 with a year-end celebration.
"MTV's New Year's Eve Bash 2011" Tonight at 10:30 on MTV. MTV's New Year's Eve Bash 2011
"New Year's Eve Live" Tonight at 11 on Fox. Host Nancy O'Dell welcomes 2011 in Las Vegas. The festivities include performances by Travie McCoy and David Archuleta; and coverage of the ball drop from New York City's Times Square.
"New Year's Eve Live With Anderson Cooper and Kathy Griffin" Tonight at 11 on CNN. Anderson Cooper and Kathy Griffin host coverage of the New Year's Eve celebration in New York City's Times Square and across the country. Gary Tuchman reports from Central Park for the annual Midnight Run; John Zarrella reports from Key West, Fla.; and Brooke Baldwin reports from the Hard Rock Cafe in Nashville.
"All American New Year" Tonight at 11 on Fox News. Bill Hemmer and Megyn Kelly usher in 2011 at Times Square. The celebration features Rick Springfield, Katharine McPhee and violinist David Garrett, as well as comedian John DiResta, Miss USA Rima Fakih and Miss Teen USA Kamie Crawford and Fox News personalities Greg Gutfeld, Kimberly Guilfoyle, Rick Leventhal and Ainsley Earhardt.
Friday, December 31, 2010
Thursday, December 30, 2010
December 30, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Sesame Street" This morning at 10 on PBS. Oscar tries to give his mom the worst Grouchy Mother's Day ever, but he has keen competition from his sister Bunny. Also: the "Word on the Street" features Rachel Griffiths ("Brothers & Sisters") discussing the word "dozen" with Elmo.
"Back to the Future" Tonight at 6 on AMC. Michael J. Fox in a time-travel vehicle that takes him back to 1955, where he meets his parents-to-be (Crispin Glover, Lea Thompson) as teens. Christopher Lloyd. Biff: Thomas F. Wilson. Jennifer: Claudia Wells. Dave: Marc McClure. Linda: Wendie Jo Sperber. Strickland: James Tolkan. Baines: George DiCenzo. Directed by Robert Zemeckis.
"Happy New Year, Charlie Brown" Tonight at 8 on ABC. From 1986: Charlie Brown rings in the new year at a party with Tolstoy's "War and Peace" and ends up missing the evening's surprise. Also: 1980's "She's a Good Skate, Charlie Brown," which features Snoopy helping Peppermint Patty train for her first ice-skating competition.
"The Big Bang Theory" Tonight at 8 on CBS. Sheldon meets Amy's mother and comes to the realization that he no longer wants to see Amy; and Leonard realizes that everyone is in a relationship except for him.
"Bones" Tonight at 9 on Fox. Brennan and Booth recall their first case together six years ago, when FBI agent Booth recruited Brennan's team of scientists, whose uncanny instincts and investigative work supported his suspicions about an influential judge. Zack: Eric Millegan.
"When Harvey Met Bob" Tonight at 9 on BBC Amer. Dramatization of how Bob Geldof (Domhnall Gleeson) teamed up with concert promoter Harvey Goldsmith (Ian Hart) to put on the Live Aid concerts, held July 13, 1985, at Philadelphia's JFK Stadium and London's Wembley Arena, to raise money for famine relief in Africa.
"Women's Basketball:Connecticut at Stanford" Tonight at 9 on ESPN2. Connecticut at Stanford in a rematch of last season's NCAA title game. Tara VanDerveer's Cardinal held UConn to 12 first-half points, but Maya Moore (23 points, 11 boards) sparked the Huskies to a 53-47 win and their second straight title.
"Back to the Future" Tonight at 6 on AMC. Michael J. Fox in a time-travel vehicle that takes him back to 1955, where he meets his parents-to-be (Crispin Glover, Lea Thompson) as teens. Christopher Lloyd. Biff: Thomas F. Wilson. Jennifer: Claudia Wells. Dave: Marc McClure. Linda: Wendie Jo Sperber. Strickland: James Tolkan. Baines: George DiCenzo. Directed by Robert Zemeckis.
"Happy New Year, Charlie Brown" Tonight at 8 on ABC. From 1986: Charlie Brown rings in the new year at a party with Tolstoy's "War and Peace" and ends up missing the evening's surprise. Also: 1980's "She's a Good Skate, Charlie Brown," which features Snoopy helping Peppermint Patty train for her first ice-skating competition.
"The Big Bang Theory" Tonight at 8 on CBS. Sheldon meets Amy's mother and comes to the realization that he no longer wants to see Amy; and Leonard realizes that everyone is in a relationship except for him.
"Bones" Tonight at 9 on Fox. Brennan and Booth recall their first case together six years ago, when FBI agent Booth recruited Brennan's team of scientists, whose uncanny instincts and investigative work supported his suspicions about an influential judge. Zack: Eric Millegan.
"When Harvey Met Bob" Tonight at 9 on BBC Amer. Dramatization of how Bob Geldof (Domhnall Gleeson) teamed up with concert promoter Harvey Goldsmith (Ian Hart) to put on the Live Aid concerts, held July 13, 1985, at Philadelphia's JFK Stadium and London's Wembley Arena, to raise money for famine relief in Africa.
"Women's Basketball:Connecticut at Stanford" Tonight at 9 on ESPN2. Connecticut at Stanford in a rematch of last season's NCAA title game. Tara VanDerveer's Cardinal held UConn to 12 first-half points, but Maya Moore (23 points, 11 boards) sparked the Huskies to a 53-47 win and their second straight title.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
December 29, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Undercovers" Tonight at 8 on NBC. Steven and Samantha have to abandon their romantic getaway in Greece to help diffuse a hostage situation at a hotel in Tel Aviv. The pair go undercover to start the mission but soon realize the situation is more complicated than they initially thought.
"Dog the Bounty Hunter" Tonight at 8 on A&E. Following Dog and his family on a cross-country trip to promote Dog's book "Where Mercy is Shown, Mercy is Given" and meet fans, many of whom ask for advice or bring troubled family members.
"Modern Family" Tonight at 9 on ABC. When an earthquake strikes, Cameron and Mitchell see a way out of a costume brunch thrown by their friend Pepper (Nathan Lane); Claire is trapped in the bathroom with a plumber; and Manny undergoes a crisis of existential proportions on an outing with Jay.
"Great Performances" Tonight at 9 on PBS. Maestro Gustavo Dudamel leads the Los Angeles Philharmonic and tenor Juan Diego Flórez through a set that includes bel canto arias and Latin American canciones by Rossini, Granda, Lara, Moncayo, Grever, Gutiérrez and Márquez. From the Walt Disney Concert Hall in L.A.
"My Strange Addiction" Tonight at 9 on TLC. The series premiere profiles a woman who eats toilet paper every day and a woman who can't sleep without her blow dryer on her bed.
"Alamo Bowl:Arizona vs. Oklahoma State" Tonight at 9:15 on ESPN. Arizona (7-5) vs. Oklahoma State (10-2) in San Antonio. The Cowboys ride a Big 12 first-team trio of QB Brandon Weeden, RB Kendall Hunter and WR Justin Blackmon. Nick Foles and WR Juron Criner link up well for Arizona, which lost its last four games.
"Celebrity Rehab With Dr. Drew" Tonight at 10 on VH1. Addicts and their families discuss the role loved ones play in recovery. Elsewhere, Leif Garrett flirts with relapse on a Hollywood outing.
"Dog the Bounty Hunter" Tonight at 8 on A&E. Following Dog and his family on a cross-country trip to promote Dog's book "Where Mercy is Shown, Mercy is Given" and meet fans, many of whom ask for advice or bring troubled family members.
"Modern Family" Tonight at 9 on ABC. When an earthquake strikes, Cameron and Mitchell see a way out of a costume brunch thrown by their friend Pepper (Nathan Lane); Claire is trapped in the bathroom with a plumber; and Manny undergoes a crisis of existential proportions on an outing with Jay.
"Great Performances" Tonight at 9 on PBS. Maestro Gustavo Dudamel leads the Los Angeles Philharmonic and tenor Juan Diego Flórez through a set that includes bel canto arias and Latin American canciones by Rossini, Granda, Lara, Moncayo, Grever, Gutiérrez and Márquez. From the Walt Disney Concert Hall in L.A.
"My Strange Addiction" Tonight at 9 on TLC. The series premiere profiles a woman who eats toilet paper every day and a woman who can't sleep without her blow dryer on her bed.
"Alamo Bowl:Arizona vs. Oklahoma State" Tonight at 9:15 on ESPN. Arizona (7-5) vs. Oklahoma State (10-2) in San Antonio. The Cowboys ride a Big 12 first-team trio of QB Brandon Weeden, RB Kendall Hunter and WR Justin Blackmon. Nick Foles and WR Juron Criner link up well for Arizona, which lost its last four games.
"Celebrity Rehab With Dr. Drew" Tonight at 10 on VH1. Addicts and their families discuss the role loved ones play in recovery. Elsewhere, Leif Garrett flirts with relapse on a Hollywood outing.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
December 28, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Champs Sports Bowl:West Virginia vs. North Carolina State" Tonight at 6:30 on ESPN. West Virginia (9-3) vs. North Carolina State (8-4) in Orlando. The Mountaineers have won four in a row and rank second in the nation in scoring defense, but they have their hands full with N.C. State and QB Russell Wilson (26 passing TDs, nine rushing). West Virginia leads the all-time series 5-4, but the teams haven't met since 1979.
"Rudolph's Shiny New Year" Tonight at 8 on ABC. Red Skelton narrates, while Frank Gorshin and Morey Amsterdam lend their voices to this tale about the reindeer on a mission for Santa. Johnny Marks' score includes the classic “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.”
"Kennedy Center Honors" Tonight at 9 on CBS. Merle Haggard, Jerry Herman, Bill T. Jones, Paul McCartney and Oprah Winfrey are the honorees at the 33rd annual celebration hosted by Caroline Kennedy. Performers and presenters include Julia Roberts, Vince Gill, Jennifer Hudson, Miranda Lambert, Matthew Morrison, James Taylor, Willie Nelson, Brad Paisley, Claire Danes, Sidney Poitier, Sheryl Crow, Alec Baldwin, Chris Rock, John Travolta, Steven Tyler, Barbara Walters, Kris Kristofferson, Norah Jones, Angela Lansbury and Kid Rock.
"Cupcake Wars" Tonight at 9 on Food. Cupcakes are made for Hard Rock Cafe's Pinktober concert event with Melissa Etheridge, aimed at raising breast cancer awareness.
"Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys" Tonight at 10 on Sundance. Sahil shares some momentous news with his brother; Crystal and Nathan finally meet to straighten out their touchy situation.
"America's Septuplets Turn 13" Tonight at 10 on TLC. Iowa's McCaughey septuplets, the world's first set to survive infancy, are profiled as they turn 13.
"Hardcore Pawn" Tonight at 10 on TruTV. Les receives an item rumored to communicate with aliens in the second-season premiere. Also: a former adult actor tries to pawn his films, and Seth and Ashley come to blows when a sale goes south.
"Rudolph's Shiny New Year" Tonight at 8 on ABC. Red Skelton narrates, while Frank Gorshin and Morey Amsterdam lend their voices to this tale about the reindeer on a mission for Santa. Johnny Marks' score includes the classic “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.”
"Kennedy Center Honors" Tonight at 9 on CBS. Merle Haggard, Jerry Herman, Bill T. Jones, Paul McCartney and Oprah Winfrey are the honorees at the 33rd annual celebration hosted by Caroline Kennedy. Performers and presenters include Julia Roberts, Vince Gill, Jennifer Hudson, Miranda Lambert, Matthew Morrison, James Taylor, Willie Nelson, Brad Paisley, Claire Danes, Sidney Poitier, Sheryl Crow, Alec Baldwin, Chris Rock, John Travolta, Steven Tyler, Barbara Walters, Kris Kristofferson, Norah Jones, Angela Lansbury and Kid Rock.
"Cupcake Wars" Tonight at 9 on Food. Cupcakes are made for Hard Rock Cafe's Pinktober concert event with Melissa Etheridge, aimed at raising breast cancer awareness.
"Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys" Tonight at 10 on Sundance. Sahil shares some momentous news with his brother; Crystal and Nathan finally meet to straighten out their touchy situation.
"America's Septuplets Turn 13" Tonight at 10 on TLC. Iowa's McCaughey septuplets, the world's first set to survive infancy, are profiled as they turn 13.
"Hardcore Pawn" Tonight at 10 on TruTV. Les receives an item rumored to communicate with aliens in the second-season premiere. Also: a former adult actor tries to pawn his films, and Seth and Ashley come to blows when a sale goes south.
Monday, December 27, 2010
December 27, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Monday Night Football:Saints at Falcons" Tonight at 8:30 on ESPN. New Orleans (10-4) at Atlanta (12-2). QB Matt Ryan looks to extend his 19-1 home record as Atlanta bids to lock up the NFC's top playoff seed. In Week 3, the Falcons won 27-24 in New Orleans after Garrett Hartley missed a 29-yard FG attempt in overtime.
"College Basketball:Connecticut at Pittsburgh" Tonight at 8:30 on ESPN2. Connecticut at Pittsburgh in a Big East opener. Guards Kemba Walker and Ashton Gibbs square off as the Panthers bid for a fourth straight win over UConn. Gibbs and Brad Wanamaker scored 19 apiece in last season's 67-57 triumph. The Huskies lead the series 30-27.
"American Masters" Tonight at 9 on PBS. "The Inner Life of Glenn Gould" profiles the enigmatic pianist (1932-82), whose eccentricities often overshadowed his talent. It includes film footage, photographs, excerpts from his private home recordings and diaries, and remarks from close friends and former lovers.
"American Pickers" Tonight at 9 on History. The men challenge Danielle to sell a vintage carnival ride that they've had for months; visit a collector who has a gambling game; tour the International Clown Hall of Fame and Research Center in Wisconsin; and spot a 1967 Ford Fairlane muscle car.
"American Chocolate Championship" Tonight at 10 on TLC. America's best chocolatiers compete in Las Vegas. Host: George Duran.
"Men of a Certain Age" Tonight at 10 on TNT. As he sets out to finalize his divorce, Joe discovers curious information about his teen daughter. Elsewhere, Owen receives unforeseen news from his father; and Terry's past TV commercial comes back to impact his life. Penelope Ann Miller guest stars.
"Mario Lopez: Saved by the Baby" Tonight at 10 on VH1. Courtney goes into labor while Mario is working in Las Vegas, and he races to try to get back for the birth of their child.
"College Basketball:Connecticut at Pittsburgh" Tonight at 8:30 on ESPN2. Connecticut at Pittsburgh in a Big East opener. Guards Kemba Walker and Ashton Gibbs square off as the Panthers bid for a fourth straight win over UConn. Gibbs and Brad Wanamaker scored 19 apiece in last season's 67-57 triumph. The Huskies lead the series 30-27.
"American Masters" Tonight at 9 on PBS. "The Inner Life of Glenn Gould" profiles the enigmatic pianist (1932-82), whose eccentricities often overshadowed his talent. It includes film footage, photographs, excerpts from his private home recordings and diaries, and remarks from close friends and former lovers.
"American Pickers" Tonight at 9 on History. The men challenge Danielle to sell a vintage carnival ride that they've had for months; visit a collector who has a gambling game; tour the International Clown Hall of Fame and Research Center in Wisconsin; and spot a 1967 Ford Fairlane muscle car.
"American Chocolate Championship" Tonight at 10 on TLC. America's best chocolatiers compete in Las Vegas. Host: George Duran.
"Men of a Certain Age" Tonight at 10 on TNT. As he sets out to finalize his divorce, Joe discovers curious information about his teen daughter. Elsewhere, Owen receives unforeseen news from his father; and Terry's past TV commercial comes back to impact his life. Penelope Ann Miller guest stars.
"Mario Lopez: Saved by the Baby" Tonight at 10 on VH1. Courtney goes into labor while Mario is working in Las Vegas, and he races to try to get back for the birth of their child.
Sunday, December 26, 2010
December 26, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Brian Boitano Skating Spectacular" Today at 4 on NBC. Heart provide the soundtrack for this ice-skating exhibition headlined by Brian Boitano. Other skaters include: Michael Weiss; Steven Cousins; Ryan Bradley; Yuka Sato; Sinead and John Kerr; Elena Leonova and Andrei Khvalko; Irina Grigorian; Mikhail Panin. Taped Dec. 16 at the Tyson Events Center in Sioux City, Iowa.
"The Sound of Music" Tonight at 7 on ABC. Oscar-winning adaptation (restored to its original length) of the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical stage hit. Maria: Julie Andrews. Baron von Trapp: Christopher Plummer. The Baroness: Eleanor Parker. Max: Richard Haydn. Liesl: Charmian Carr.
"Sunday Night Football:Vikings at Eagles" Tonight at 8:15 on NBC. Minnesota (5-9) at Philadelphia (10-4). Michael Vick and the top-ranked Eagles offense face the beleaguered Vikings, who are 0-5 against Philly in the Andy Reid era. The Eagles' plus-14 turnover margin leads the NFC, while Minnesota has an NFL-worst -15.
"Little Caesars Bowl:Florida International vs. Toledo" Tonight at 8:30 on ESPN. Florida International (6-6) vs. Toledo (8-4) in Detroit. The Rockets rode WR-KR Eric Page and a plus-14 turnover margin to their first bowl since 2005. Coach Mario Cristobal has FIU making its bowl debut after a four-year run in which the team went 9-39.
"Family Guy" Tonight at 9 on Fox. Lois' dad slips into a coma after celebrating too much at his bachelor party and even Dr. House (voice of Hugh Laurie) can't get him out of it. That leaves an opening at the top of Pewterschmidt Industries, and into it steps Peter. Johnny Galecki and Jim Parsons have voice cameos in their "Big Bang Theory" roles.
"Masterpiece Contemporary" Tonight at 9 on PBS. "Framed" is about the move of the National Gallery's art collection to a Wales mine for safekeeping (a la WWII) due to a plumbing disaster. Trevor Eve stars as a stodgy curator whose world is upended by a local teacher (Eve Myles) whose idea of art differs from his. At the same time, he forms an attachment to a young boy (Sam Davies) whose financially distressed family has fallen on even harder times since his father left. Adapted by Frank Cottrell Boyce from his popular children's book.
"My Kid Survived" Tonight at 10 on TLC. The story of a 9-year-old boy who endured the freezing wilderness after being left behind on a Boy Scout camping trip. Also: an 11-year-old girl gets lost in alligator-infested swamp lands; a teen survives after getting pinned to her car.
"The Sound of Music" Tonight at 7 on ABC. Oscar-winning adaptation (restored to its original length) of the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical stage hit. Maria: Julie Andrews. Baron von Trapp: Christopher Plummer. The Baroness: Eleanor Parker. Max: Richard Haydn. Liesl: Charmian Carr.
"Sunday Night Football:Vikings at Eagles" Tonight at 8:15 on NBC. Minnesota (5-9) at Philadelphia (10-4). Michael Vick and the top-ranked Eagles offense face the beleaguered Vikings, who are 0-5 against Philly in the Andy Reid era. The Eagles' plus-14 turnover margin leads the NFC, while Minnesota has an NFL-worst -15.
"Little Caesars Bowl:Florida International vs. Toledo" Tonight at 8:30 on ESPN. Florida International (6-6) vs. Toledo (8-4) in Detroit. The Rockets rode WR-KR Eric Page and a plus-14 turnover margin to their first bowl since 2005. Coach Mario Cristobal has FIU making its bowl debut after a four-year run in which the team went 9-39.
"Family Guy" Tonight at 9 on Fox. Lois' dad slips into a coma after celebrating too much at his bachelor party and even Dr. House (voice of Hugh Laurie) can't get him out of it. That leaves an opening at the top of Pewterschmidt Industries, and into it steps Peter. Johnny Galecki and Jim Parsons have voice cameos in their "Big Bang Theory" roles.
"Masterpiece Contemporary" Tonight at 9 on PBS. "Framed" is about the move of the National Gallery's art collection to a Wales mine for safekeeping (a la WWII) due to a plumbing disaster. Trevor Eve stars as a stodgy curator whose world is upended by a local teacher (Eve Myles) whose idea of art differs from his. At the same time, he forms an attachment to a young boy (Sam Davies) whose financially distressed family has fallen on even harder times since his father left. Adapted by Frank Cottrell Boyce from his popular children's book.
"My Kid Survived" Tonight at 10 on TLC. The story of a 9-year-old boy who endured the freezing wilderness after being left behind on a Boy Scout camping trip. Also: an 11-year-old girl gets lost in alligator-infested swamp lands; a teen survives after getting pinned to her car.
Saturday, December 25, 2010
December 25, 2010 *spoiler alert*
"Fox Legacy" This morning at 6 on Fox Movie Channel. A look at the life and career of Shirley Temple.
"Disney Parks Christmas Day Parade" Today at 12 on ABC. Holiday favorites are performed by a firmament of stars, including Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Mariah Carey, Lee DeWyze, Jackie Evancho, Selena Gomez, Sean Kingston, Amber Riley, Darius Rucker and Debby Ryan. Cast members of "Dancing With the Stars" also perform a dance number. Ryan Seacrest, Nick Cannon and Maria Menounos are the hosts.
"Salute to American Skating" Today at 4 on NBC. A skating exhibition and tribute to former champions. Featured skaters: Evan Lysacek; Nancy Kerrigan; Sasha Cohen; Brian Boitano; Sarah Hughes; Peggy Fleming; Scott Hamilton; Paul Wylie; Todd Eldredge; Rudy Galindo; Michael Weiss. Taped Dec. 11 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.
"NBA Basketball:Heat at Lakers" Today at 5 on ABC. Miami at Los Angeles Lakers. Two-time MVP LeBron James leads the Heat against Kobe Bryant and the two-time defending champs as a who's who of NBA talent gathers for some holiday hoops. Bryant's three over Dwyane Wade beat Miami 108-107 here last season.
"Doctor Who" Tonight at 9 on BBC Amer. The Doctor tries to save the soul of a lonely old miser in a bid to save Rory and Amy, who are trapped on a crashing space liner.
"Nine" Tonight at 9 on Showtime. Italian film director Guido Contini (Daniel Day-Lewis) tries to come up with a premise for his new film, while dealing with his wife, his mistress and his leading lady. As he struggles for ideas, he recalls his memories of his mother, as well as his time with an alluring young woman who gave him his first sexual experience. Directed by Rob Marshall. Penélope Cruz, Marion Cotillard, Nicole Kidman, Kate Hudson, Judi Dench, Sophia Loren.
"Disney Parks Christmas Day Parade" Today at 12 on ABC. Holiday favorites are performed by a firmament of stars, including Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Mariah Carey, Lee DeWyze, Jackie Evancho, Selena Gomez, Sean Kingston, Amber Riley, Darius Rucker and Debby Ryan. Cast members of "Dancing With the Stars" also perform a dance number. Ryan Seacrest, Nick Cannon and Maria Menounos are the hosts.
"Salute to American Skating" Today at 4 on NBC. A skating exhibition and tribute to former champions. Featured skaters: Evan Lysacek; Nancy Kerrigan; Sasha Cohen; Brian Boitano; Sarah Hughes; Peggy Fleming; Scott Hamilton; Paul Wylie; Todd Eldredge; Rudy Galindo; Michael Weiss. Taped Dec. 11 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.
"NBA Basketball:Heat at Lakers" Today at 5 on ABC. Miami at Los Angeles Lakers. Two-time MVP LeBron James leads the Heat against Kobe Bryant and the two-time defending champs as a who's who of NBA talent gathers for some holiday hoops. Bryant's three over Dwyane Wade beat Miami 108-107 here last season.
"Doctor Who" Tonight at 9 on BBC Amer. The Doctor tries to save the soul of a lonely old miser in a bid to save Rory and Amy, who are trapped on a crashing space liner.
"Nine" Tonight at 9 on Showtime. Italian film director Guido Contini (Daniel Day-Lewis) tries to come up with a premise for his new film, while dealing with his wife, his mistress and his leading lady. As he struggles for ideas, he recalls his memories of his mother, as well as his time with an alluring young woman who gave him his first sexual experience. Directed by Rob Marshall. Penélope Cruz, Marion Cotillard, Nicole Kidman, Kate Hudson, Judi Dench, Sophia Loren.
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