Rescue Me
Rescue Me
10 pm/ET FX
When last we saw Tommy Gavin (a very long 19 months ago), he was sitting next to his dead dad in the stands of a minor-league ballpark. He'll bury Michael Gavin tonight with his characteristic flair, then get on with his life. Priority No. 1: Deal with that Section 8 procedure Chief Feinberg has initiated against him. Why, then, is Feinberg acting so nice? Meanwhile, Colleen has a new boyfriend she doesn't want Tommy to know about, and so does Janet. Michael J. Fox guest stars.
Read on for previews of Dancing with the Stars, It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown; Charlie Brown All Stars, 90210 and Trust Me.
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House
House
8 pm/ET FOX Mos Def last week and now Meat Loaf — unusually named pop stars are just dying to get into Princeton Plainsboro these days. Expect House to have his hands full tonight: Meat Loaf's character, a guy named Eddie, is already on death's door when his wife (Colleen Camp) collapses while taking care of him — and she gets worse once she's in the hospital. In the next bed, Eddie is beginning to show some improvement, and the ordeal they're both undergoing rekindles their romance.
Read on for previews of NCAA Basketball Championship, Surviving Suburbia, The Hills and Medium.
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The Tudors
The Tudors
9 pm/ET Showtime
It's the return of the king, as this royal melodrama, one of Showtime's crowning achievements, begins a third season. Serial bride-taker (and killer) Henry VIII (his number of succession, not the total of women he married), is betrothed for the third time. Gentle, genteel and kindly noblewoman Jane Seymour (Annabelle Wallis) is his choice, and the pressure mounts on her to provide him with a male heir, while Henry deals with a northern uprising over his anti-Catholic Reformation.
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Nora Roberts' High Noon
NCAA Basketball Tournament
6 pm/ET CBS
Michigan State takes on Connecticut in tonight's Final Four opener. These teams have only met twice, with the Huskies winning in the 1998-99 season and going on to win the NCAA title, and the Spartans beating UConn in 1999-2000 and winning the tournament that year. In Game 2, North Carolina is the only team playing tonight that has players with Final Four experience (losing to Kansas last year), while Villanova's Jay Wright is the only coach among the four that has not won an NCAA title.
Read on for previews of Love Takes Wing, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Ceremony, WWE Hall of Fame Induction and Nora Roberts' High Noon.
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Jack Black
Yo Gabba Gabba!
1:30 pm/ET Nickelodeon
Jack Black apparently left home without his GPS because he gets lost in Gabbaland while out for a ride on his minibike. Naturally, he's scared at first in this strange land, but Jack's boisterous personality soon emerges, allowing him to fit right in with the colorful Gabba gang and become fast friends with them all. Soon he's singing and teaching his new pals a dance called the Disco Roll before he rolls out of town and heads home.
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ER
Bones
8 pm/ET FOX
Most people wouldn't willingly enter a tiger cage, unless one takes care of big cats for a living. So when the mutilated body of a doctor is found in one at the zoo after a hospital charity event, Brennan and Booth are reasonably sure the deceased had some help getting there. Adding to the mystery is Cam's disclosure that she was once engaged to the doctor — whose teen daughter she helped raise — so the team ramps up their efforts to find the killer. Chad Lowe guest stars as one of the suspects.
Read on for previews of Survivor: Tocantins — The Brazilian Highlands, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, ER, Treasure Quest and Free Radio.
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Damages
Pedro
8 pm/ET MTV
No Real World alum has had a more lasting impact than San Francisco cast member Pedro Zamora (1972-94), one of the first openly gay HIV-positive men to appear on national television. After being diagnosed with the disease at age 17, he dedicated the rest of his entirely too-short life raising AIDS awareness among young people. This touching biographical docudrama chronicles the extraordinary life of the man who helped humanize the disease and vowed to "keep the cameras going every step of the way, no matter how bad it gets."
Read on for previews of I Get That a Lot, Damages, RENO 911! and Life on Mars.
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Osbournes: Reloaded
Dancing with the Stars
9 pm/ET ABC
It's double trouble as two contestants get booted in tonight's double elimination, based on their performances with last night's Argentine tango or Lindy Hop. Could Holly Madison's number be up? Or has Steve-O's back injury gotten the best of him? Then there's Steve Wozniak, who got a 10 from the judges last week — not a perfect 10, but a combined total of 10. As for music guests, Boyz II Men stop by to perform a medley of Motown tunes, and Kevin Rudolf sings "Let It Rock."
Read on for previews of Cupid, American Idol, Frontline and Osbournes: Reloaded.
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House tries to "unlock" a mystery.
Chuck
8 pm/ET NBC
Superspy Sarah's complex feelings for Chuck are put under the microscope at the behest of agency bigwig Diane Beckman, who last week surmised that Sarah's emotions are compromising her job performance. Enter a sightly but frosty female agent named Alex (Tricia Helfer of Battlestar Galactica), who's assigned to oversee Chuck and evaluate Sarah. Tension soon escalates between the two women, so expect the gloves to come off — foxy-lady style. Then there's that freak-and-geek tandem "Jeffster," who team up with Morgan in an effort to crash Awesome's bachelor party.
Read on for previews of Greek, House, CSI: Miami and Holiday Hostage Hell.
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No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency
The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency
8 pm/ET HBO
Never underestimate a woman's intuition. An ebullient Jill Scott stars as Precious Ramotswe, a woman who opens the titular agency after her father dies. In the breezy, two-hour premiere episode — which was written by Richard Curtis (Bridget Jones, Four Weddings and a Funeral) and the late Anthony Minghella (The English Patient) and directed by Minghella — Precious sets up shop and investigates all sorts of female-centric malfeasance. The postcard-pretty series, based on the best-selling novels by Alexander McCall Smith, was filmed entirely on location in Botswana. A nearly unrecognizable Anika Noni Rose (Dreamgirls) costars as Precious' odd assistant.
Read on for previews of Amazing Race 14, United States of Tara, Masterpiece Classic and The Simpsons.
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