Househusbands of Hollywood
9/8c Fox Reality
The shakiest couple so far seems to be Katherine and Danny — a point reinforced when they go house hunting tonight. And the Grant-Jillian vibes aren't much better at a dinner party you'll be glad you didn't attend. But Darryl and Tempestt seem pleased with each other and their new tattoos, and Billy finesses Lisa's inebriated friends charmingly. And Charlie? His marriage is a mystery (his wife isn't on the show), but he's a proud papa as he bonds with his two favorite Ryans: his son and Ryan O'Neal.
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Being Human
9/8c BBC America
The season's penultimate episode finds Mitchell being pushed back toward the vampire fold after his attempt to befriend his human neighbor ended disastrously. On his return to Herrick's nest, Mitchell learns that his fellow fanged ones are planning a mass conversion of humans who want to be turned into vamps. Sounds fair enough. Too bad the truth is much darker. Meanwhile, poor Annie's attempts to avenge her murder aren't going exactly as planned.
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Bill Engvall Show
9/8c TBS
For three seasons now, Bill Engvall's sitcom has been addressing the quirks of married life and family dynamics. Consider it the Engvall Angle. These are nice little perspectives on domestic tug-of-wars, such as the up-and-down battles over lowering the toilet seat. Or shaving a beard, as is the case tonight. It gets hairy in the Pearson household when Susan demands that Bill cut off his post-fishing-trip beard. Bill stands up to her and refuses, which is never a good move for a husband, no doubt. And it'll be a close shave for brainiac Bryan when he takes a cue from Trent and begins tormenting Lauren.
Read on for previews of Househusbands of Hollywood, Being Human, The Terminators and Country at the White House.
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Kings
8/7 CT NBC
The first season wraps up tonight as all the double-crossing and family dysfunction come to a head. Jack plans to officially take the throne following his father's "death," but chances are the transition of power won't go smoothly for him. Silas, who, as it turns out, is very much alive, seems to have been inspired by David's prodding and will not allow himself to be overthrown. So who will win in this royal rumble for the throne? — Brie Hearn
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