The Big Bang Theory and Two and a Half Men's continued ratings success led CBS to a Monday night win, according to Nielsen estimates.
Bang Theory (15.4 million viewers) scored the night's highest rating among 18-to-49-year-olds, while Men (16.5 million) was the night's most-watched program. The strong lead-in helped...
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House
8/7c Fox
The Super Bowl's coming up Sunday, so it's only fitting that this week's medical puzzle comes with cleats, shoulder pads and a disease that will kill him unless the team figures out what's wrong. But the big news involves Foreman, who was last seen arriving at some sort of détente with Thirteen. Good thing, because he'll have new personal issues to face when his jailbird brother (Orlando Jones) shows up at the hospital. Meanwhile, House and Wilson are playing pranks on each other.
Read on for previews of One Tree Hill, BET Honors, CSI: Miami and Kell on Earth.
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Castle is becoming one of ABC's new kings: The Nathan Fillion-led procedural continued its climb in the ratings Monday to mark a new high for the series.
Following a new episode of...
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Life Unexpected
9/8c CW
In the series premiere of this heartwarming new drama about a family reconnecting, foster teen Lux (Britt Robertson) tracks down the birth parents she never knew in order to get their signatures for emancipation papers. First she meets irresponsible Baze (Kristoffer Polaha), who lives on top of a bar he runs, and then she meets perfectionist Cate (Shiri Appleby), a radio talk-show host. The encounters are supposed to be brief, but the judge reviewing Lux's emancipation case has other ideas.
Read on for previews of The Bachelor: On the Wings of Love, Tom Brokaw Presents: American Character Along Highway 50, CSI: Miami and My Life as Liz.
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The Sing-off
8/7c NBC
Eight a cappella groups from around the country assemble to kick off NBC's four-night singing competition. The groups don't use backing bands or tracks but instead use their voices to create a rich and full sound. On hand to critique the performances are celeb judges Ben Folds, Shawn Stockman (of Boyz II Men) and Nicole Scherzinger. But viewers have the ultimate say in who advances as they cast votes for their favorite groups. The winner receives a recording contract and a $100,000 prize.
Read on for previews of Jennifer Hudson: I'll Be Home for Christmas, Two and a Half Men, CSI: Miami, Anatomy of a Pandemic and Vampire Diaries.
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