SUPERNATURAL (9PM CW, CityTV in Canada)
Think hell is tough? That’s nothing compared to high school, as Sam and Dean find out while investigating a series of murders at their alma mater. How can you not love an episode titled “After School Special?”

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UGLY BETTY (8PM ABC, CityTV in Canada)
Endless reruns like this. Extended hiatus. Yeah, ABC isn’t trying too hard to kill off Betty and company.

SMALLVILLE (8PM CW)
Ever wonder how the economic recession is impacting LutherCorp? I mean, they have a heck of a lot of ”secret facilities”, all of which have to be major cash drains, right? Anyway, tonight, Tess breaks into one such facility and makes a shocking discovery while Clarke learns Lex is still be alive… and may be holding Lana captive. He also gets a bit of insight into Lana’s post-coma life.

AMERICAN IDOL (8PM FOX, CTV in Canada)
The bad news: Still more auditions. The good news: After this, it’s on to Hollywood week!

DRAGON’S DEN (8PM BBC America)
For those who miss AMERICAN INVENTOR — Anyone? Bueller? — comes this British outing in which would-be entrepreneurs try and sell a panel of rich folks on the marketability of their ideas.

HOW STUFF WORKS (8PM Discover)
Okay, tonight’s episode focuses on salt, which seems kinda unnecessary. I mean, who doesn’t know how salt works? Step one: sprinkle it on anything. Step two: eat. Step three: Yum!

KATH & KIM (8:30PM NBC, E! in Canada)
Stress pushes Kath to the breaking point, so Phil loans her his life coach (played by SNL’s Maya Rudolph).

GREY’S ANATOMY (9PM ABC)
Those of us who loved Erica will either be glad to see her in this rerun… or annoyed at the reminder of how badly she was treated.

HELL’S KITCHEN (9PM FOX)
The fifth season of this competition — which is more about who can survive foul-mouthed chef Gordon Ramsay’s tirades than anything — kicks off. For an exclusive interview with Ji Cha, one of the 16 contestants competing for a chance to become executive chef of a restaurant within Atlantic City’s Borgata hotel (the closest thing AC has to Vegas), click here.

THE OFFICE (9PM NBC)
As much as we hate Michael-centric episodes (seriously, he is ruining this show!), we’ll admit to having loved his all-too-brief fling with Holly, who is featured in tonight’s rerun.

101 MORE THINGS REMOVED FROM THE HUMAN BODY (10PM The Learning Channel)
We suspect a lot of viewers will cringe and utter “Dude, that’s nasty!” as this show offers up details — and visuals — of… well, the title pretty much sums it up.

ELEVENTH HOUR (10PM CBS)
The team investigates a dead millionaire who, when told to have a heart, could have replied, “No thanks… I’ve already got two!”

THE BEAST (10PM A&E)
As Barker tires to bust a group of Romanian’s who deal in human-trafficking, Ellis befriends a hooker whose son was sold by the gang. Whatcha wanna bet she’s got a heart of gold?

Each week the TV Blog coalition — of which theTVaddict.com is proud to be apart of — highlights some of the best TV news and views from around the web. For the latest news that’s fit to print, simply click the link below.

Buzz wrapped up her stay at TCA by offering up some awards for the best, worst, and most awkward moments from her time in LA. (BuzzSugar)

Sandie thinks Legend of the Seeker is the Best Show You’re Not Watching (Daemon’s TV)

Rae’s favorite dance show, America’s Best Dance Crew, is back and she’s breaking down what she thought of this week’s performances. (RTVW Online)

Lost is back and so is Scooter’s knit-picking of the show. (Scooter McGavin’s 9th Green)

Vance shows some love for Privileged and Lost. (Tapeworthy)

This week, Jace took an early look at the third episode of Season Five of Lost (”Jughead”) and hinted at some surprising twists to come! (Televisionary)

In this week’s Gossip Girl recap, Sara draws some comparisons to Saved By The Bell and 90210. (TiFaux)

This week, the TV Addict revealed why we digg Jimmy Fallon (The TV Addict)

LIE TO ME (9PM FOX, Global in Canada)
Is a female soldier’s charge that she was raped by her sergeant truth or fiction? I’m going with truth, because this show doesn’t really seem deep enough to deal with the consequences of a woman falsely crying rape. But I’ve been wrong before. Once.

LIFE ON MARS (10PM ABC, Global in Canada)
Here’s hoping a post-LOST slot will give this show a much-deserved boost. Tonight, a battle breaks out between two rival cops and Sam is drawn to a pretty young social worker. Dude, don’t you have enough on your plate what with NoNuts and that hippie neighbor and even the occasional awkward moments shared with your hot mom-who-doesn’t-know-you’re-her-son?

DAMAGES (10PM FX)
Ellen and Tom take a road trip which might provide some answers about that mysterious Ultima National Resources. Back home, Patty works to clear Daniel, who may be one of the most uncooperative and mean clients ever!

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CBS EVENING NEWS (8PM CBS)
Apparently, the networks are just plain giving up. First, NBC gives the 10 p.m. slot to Jay Leno. Now, CBS dedicates 30-minutes of primetime to Katie Couric’s recapping the days events. You know, like she did a couple hours earlier on, um, the CBS EVENING NEWS. She’d better hope something really good — read: bad — happens. (Not for nothing, but if CBS was going to basically throw away this hour, why not do it against the new episode of LOST airing at 9 p.m. instead of the rerun airing in this slot?)

AMERICAN IDOL (8PM FOX, CTV in Canada)
Jesus, we’re not even to Hollywood week yet? There’s milking the cow and then there’s pulling its udders off and forcing us to chew them in an attempt to suckle some rancid milk out of them.

KNIGHT RIDER (8PM NBC, E! in Canada)
After a group of bank robbers take Mike hostage, he tries to play the hero. But his efforts are hampered by “twists, turns and uncertainty about their true motives.” The show’s words, not mine. The day a show about a talking car manages to produce genuine twists and turns that are unforeseen I’ll stop mocking it.

A VIEW TO A KILL (8PM ION)
Okay, I wish I knew what the heck this network was let alone where it is on the proverbial dial, ’cause they show some halfway decent flicks, like this Bond caper featuring Grace Jones and Christopher Walken. Too bad (for Ion) I’m basically lazy at heart and therefore unwilling to search them out.

TOP CHEF (9PM Bravo)
If you missed last week’s episode, here’s your chance to catch up. The challenge? Two words: Restaurant Wars!

ONE LIFE TO LIVE (9PM SOAPnet)
Okay, yes, Natalie, Jessica unleashed Tess on you to get revenge for your role in Jared’s death. Get over it! Because while everyone else in Llanview seems to think you’re some great heroine, some of us remember that when first you arrived in town, you were trying to destroy Jessica’s life. Oh, and you were sleeping with her boyfriend, which was an even bigger crime (although kinda understandable) because he was played by Brandon Routh (aka Superman). So maybe, just maybe, you need to lighten up a bit.

LAW & ORDER (10PM NBC)
Ugh. How often is this show going to go back to the Russian Mob well? This season has been pretty good so far, but in the past, episodes involving the Russians haven’t been their best.

TOP CHEF (10PM BRAVO)
Past contestants — including Andrew and Spike from last year and, for some reason, season two’s Josie — return as our current players take on superbowl food.

GENERAL HOSPITAL (10PM SOAPNET)
That hospital disaster that we’ve spent weeks being braced for? It finally kicks off tonight when Patrick is unable to stop something very, very bad from happening. Port Charles is in for a very, very long day… literally, as the day which began unfolding a week or two ago will continue playing out for the next several weeks.

FRINGE (9PM FOX, CTV in Canada)
Just in time for us to get over last week’s gruesome giant slugs, tonight’s installment features a killer who turns his victims’ brains into liquid. Yum.

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TRUE LIES (7PM TNT)
Can’t wait until the DOLLHOUSE’s February 13th premiere for your Eliza Dushku fix? Check out her big break in one of our all-time favorite James Cameron flicks.

HOMELAND SECURITY USA (8PM ABC)
A woman goes to major extremes in order to try and look like the picture on her fake ID, and a U.S. citizen is denied entry to Canada. And heck, they’ll let anybody in!

NCIS (8PM CBS, Global in Canada)
Apparently, a dead sergeant may have been a very naught boy. And by “naughty” we mean treasonous. It’s just that “naughty” sounds more salacious. (As if this wildly popular show needs me  tricking people into watching.)

AMERICAN IDOL (8PM NBC, CTV in Canada)
Auditions continue. Endlessly.

THE BIGGEST LOSER (8PM NBC)
Okay, folks, if you want to enjoy the best part of the upcoming Superbowl — aka the food put out at parties — don’t watch this episode, in which a chef quizzes the contestant about the calorie count found in treats traditionally put out for the game. He then — are you ready for a laugh? — offers up healthier alternatives. Yeah, right!

LAST RESTAURANT STANDING (8PM BBC AMERICA)
Every year, Restaurant Wars is one of the most highly-anticipated challenges on the Food Network’s TOP CHEF. For those eagerly awaiting that episode (which airs tomorrow night), check out this BBC offering, which tonight kicks off its second season as nine couples compete for the chance to open their own restaurant.

ONE LIFE TO LIVE (9PM SOAPnet)
Forget Showtime’s wildly uneven and surprisingly awful THE UNITED STATES OF TARA. Who needs that when this soap has been dealing with alternate personalities — and doing so in a way that, by comparison, is far more realistic — for decades. Tonight, Bess (the “gatekeeper” in charge of the alters) tries to keep Tess (the wild child) under control. Based on past experience, all we can say is, “Good luck with that, Bess.”

WHAT WOULD YOU DO (10PM ABC)
Let me give you the scenarios and my answers to the titular question. Someone steals household items during an open-house (I’d stop them on the way out and publicly humiliate them); an old man gets behind the wheel of the car (take away the keys and then sit in the seat making engine sounds to convince him we were going somewhere); two men crash a wedding (chances are, I’d be one of them).

WITHOUT A TRACE (10PM CBS)
The search for Elena’s former partner leaves her thinking about past mistakes. You know, this series has a completely misleading title, ’cause if the victims had really disappeared without a trace, the team wouldn’t be able to find them and the show would be canceled.

THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF ORANGE COUNTY (10PM Bravo)
Former housewife Kimberly gets a visit from Vicki and Jenna, but the real fun is probably being had at Lynne’s place, ’cause she’s throwing a cocktail party.

TODDLERS & TIARAS (10PM The Learning Channel)
This series, premiering tonight, follows child beauty pageants. I guess it’s on The Learning Channel so you can learn that enrolling your kids in these kinds of things is nine kindsa wrong. (As is the fact that this is sure to be such a trainwreck, I’m totally tuning in.)

24 (8PM FOX, Global in Canada)
Jack has a bold plan to set things right. Can you imagine if just once, he had a kinda bland plan that involved not torture or subterfuge, but sitting down over a bucket of KFC. Maybe I’m just hungry. In other news, President Taylor has to decide whether or not her administration is going to negotiate with terrorists.

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THE BACHELOR (8PM ABC)
Synergy alert! Six of the remaining nine ladies — and I use the term loosely — join the title stud on a trip to the set of GENERAL HOSPITAL, where they hang with that show’s Bradford Anderson (cybergeek Spinelli) and Kirsten Storms (mouthy Maxie). Give as this is the set of daytime’s most violent show, the gals might wanna don bulletproof vests.

SUPERSTARS OF DANCE (8PM NBC)
SUPERSTARS OF DANCE (8 p.m., NBC)
The winner is announced. Yawn. (I wanted to like this show, but it ain’t no SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE. Or even a pale substitute.)

THE SECRET LIFE OF THE AMERICAN TEENAGER (8PM ABC Family)
It’s a busy week as Ricky has a chat with Grace’s parents, Amy has to decide whether or not to find out the sex of her baby, and Jack thinks he may have seen Bob doing something he shouldn’t.

THE LAST TEMPLAR (9PM NBC)
The mini-series — starring Oscar-winner Mira Sorvino (words that still inspire giggles within me) — concludes as her alter ego searches for answers regarding a reliquary and the mystery-shrouded order of knights.

BROMANCE (9PM MTV)
Brody tricks the guys into appearing in public wearing pants that are too tight. Seriously? Is this really what passes for entertainment these days? MTV needs to hang its head in shame.

KYLE XY (9PM ABC Family)
Jessi learns there’s no such thing as a free lunch when, after moving in with the Tragers, she’s recruited by Kyle to help solve Amanda’s latest woes.

TRUE BEAUTY (10PM ABC)
A photo shoot pairs the beauties with senior citizens to see which of the contestants knows what it means to respect their elders. This won’t be pretty.

DAYS OF OUR LIVES (10PM NBC)
Bo has a disturbing vision about his wife. Now that John and Marlena have been tossed aside as casually as yesterday’s newspaper, I’m having some disturbing visions of my own… and they all involve this show’s future.

UNITED STATES OF TARA (10PM Showtime)
ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT Alum Alert! Tony Hale plays Marshall’s English teacher who brings out the Martha Stewart side of Tara’s personality.

NEW & NOTABLE:
THE LAST TEMPLAR (8PM NBC)
In deciding whether or not to tune into the first part of tonight’s four hour NBC miniseries, here is all you really need to know. The producers behind this derivative DA VINVI CODE rip-off are also responsible for last year’s Sci Fi bomb FLASH GORDON.

GOLDFINGER (8PM BBC America)
Do you expect us to talk? Why no TV Addict reader, we expect you to watch… one of Bond’s finest adventures ever.

SCREEN ACTORS GUILD AWARDS (8PM TNT & TBS)
EW.com took the words right out of our mouth when they wrote, “Looking for a good drinking game? Chug every time an actor goes on about how this award means the most because it’s from actors. You know, not those — blech! — directors or screenwriters.”