Tonight, The CW has the season finale of Melrose Place and FOX has Glee back with new episodes.
Over on cable, BET has the second season premiere of Tiny & Toya, Bravo has the third season finale of The Millionaire Matchmaker, Discovery Channel has the sixth season premiere of Deadliest Catch and the series premiere of Construction Intervention, and Logo has the third season premiere of The Big Gay Sketch Show.
In late night, Bravo has the series premiere of 9 by Design.
NCIS (CBS): Repeat. The “Child’s Play” episode from earlier this season replays, where the team is investigating the murder of a Marine on Thanksgiving.
Lost (ABC): New. Hurley is dealing with what the group should do next. A new arrival in fake Locke’s camp has him intrigued. Runs 62 minutes.
Justified (FX): New. Raylan is asked by his aunt to bail his father out of jail, which leads to him trying to figure out what his father is up to. Runs 62 minutes. Plays twice and again later. For those that complain that the episodes are too standalone, not a complaint I necessarily agree with, this episode is for you. We get to meet Raylan’s father and learn more about the past Raylan tried to runaway from, but has now been thrust back into. It’s another great episode and one that I really liked where it leaves things between Raylan and his father. Are you one that wishes the show was more serialized?
90210 (The CW): New. Naomi has to testify in front of the school board. Annie is overwhelmed by guilt once again. Ivy and Dixon do something surprising. Liam’s father, played by Scott Patterson (Gilmore Girls), comes to visit.
Survivors (BBC America): New. Tom and Greg become slaves in a coalmine of Mr. Smithson’s with Kevin and many others. Plays again later.
Parenthood (NBC): New. Adam wants to spend more time with his family, but is finding it tough to do. Sarah begins seeing Amber’s teacher and things seem better than she expected. Kristina and Julia begin to rethink their career choices after Haddie goes to the law office for career day. This is a great episode, even if it is a little too much on the dramatic side of things than I would normally like for this show. There are some outstanding moments for Peter Krause, Monica Potter, Lauren Graham, and Mae Whitman. The acting is just superb.
Bravo has ten episodes of The Millionaire Matchmaker.
Discovery Channel has 13 episodes of Deadliest Catch.
History has 10 episodes of Pawn Stars tonight.
Oxygen has six episodes of The Bad Girls Club followed by five episodes of Love Games: Bad Girls Need Love Too.
USA has 16 episodes of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
WE has five episodes of Women Behind Bars early.