Monday TV: Bunheads, Eureka, Teen Wolf & More

News & Notes

Tonight, ABC has the series premiere of The Glass House.

Over on cable, Bravo has the series premiere of Miss Advised, Discovery Channel has the first season finale of Kurt Sutter’s Outlaw Empires, Food Network has the first season finale of Invention Hunters, and VH1 has the series premiere of Love & Hip-Hop.

Enter our Louie Season 2 Blu-ray giveaway.

Prime Picks

Eureka (Syfy): Repeat. The “In Too Deap” episode from last week replays, where Allison and Carter end up trapped in a submarine.

Eureka (Syfy): New. Carter meets Allison’s brother, who is a genius. Something happens that causes Carter’s intelligence to grow. Plays again later.

Teen Wolf (MTV): New. The shape-shifter strikes again. Scott gets Allison to get a rare book from her family’s collection. Plays twice. Last week’s episode replays right before.

Other Options

• Bunheads (ABC Family): New. Michelle and her mother-in-law end up at odds after what happened at the end of last week, but Fanny’s students become an inspiration. Plays twice. Last week’s series premiere, “Pilot,” episode replays earlier this evening. Did you watch the premiere last week? What did you think? Will you be watching again tonight?
• Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives (Food Network): New. Some “International Eats” are profiled. A bunch of other episodes replay. Many play again later.
• Lost Girl (Syfy): New. A hunter after an escaped prisoner traps the group. Plays again later.

Sports Note

• ESPN has Monday Night Baseball with the Atlanta Braves at the New York Yankees.

Late Night

• Common Law (USA Network): Repeat. Last Friday night’s episode, “The T Word,” replays.
• Drop Dead Diva (AMC): Repeat. Last night’s episode, “Freak Show,” replays. Plays again later.
• The Killing (AMC): Repeat. Last night’s episode, “What I Know,” replays.

TV Marathons

Spike TV has six episodes of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
TNT has eight episodes of The Mentalist.
TV One has 12 episodes of Martin early.
USA Network has 11 episodes of Law & Order: Criminal Intent followed by six episodes of NCIS.

If you could only watch one Monday TV show, what would it be?