
Yo! The Story of MTV Raps (VH1, 10 p.m.) – If Who’s the Man? (“the first hip-hop whodunnit!”) followed this special, it would be an amazing night of TV. Instead, it’s Wild Wild West, which is totally VH1 f*cking with us.
Take Me Out (Fox, 8 p.m.) – Series premiere. Oh good, a dating reality series hosted by George Lopez. That sounds like a mega-hit. Plus, considering the host, you can expect plenty of top-notch jokes like, “Welcome to Take Me Out, or as it’s called in Mexico, TAKE ME INTO AMERICA.” Classic Lopez.
The Choice (Fox, 9 p.m.) – “Celebrities looking for love include reality-TV star Paul ‘Pauly D’ Del Vecchio, musician Romeo, athlete Jeremy Bloom, and actor Jason Cook.” /burns TV
Saving Hope (NBC, 9 p.m.) – Series premiere. “The baby from Raising Hope is now all grown up and working as a prostitute on the mean streets of Cleveland, until she meets a mysterious stranger who claims he knew her deadbeat dad and can help her start anew. Can she be saved…FROM HERSELF?” is what I wish this show was about. Instead, it’s a medical drama about a surgeon in a coma. I know, I know, it’s seriously boring sounding.
Eagleheart (Adult Swim, 12 a.m.) – Oh thank God. This show is like finding a Thin Mint in a box otherwise filled with Trefoils. To simplify the analogy: “Eagleheart,” good; everything else that’s not about ODB on tonight, bad.
LATE-NIGHT GUESTS: Bill Murray on Letterman; Catherine Zeta-Jones on Leno; Ed Norton and Leighton Meester on Kimmel; Chris Rock, Cat Deeley, and Carly Rae Jepsen on Fallon; Malin Akerman and Chris Hemsworth on Conan; Edward Conrad on Stewart; and Regina Spektor on Colbert.



There is a 100% chance Lopez uses that joke at some point in the first episode.
Also, two straight hours of dating game shows? Seriously, Fox?
Yay, Bill Murray on Letterman! That’s always great.
Is this where we talk about how bad Workaholics has been this season? Is every week going to be Ders, Adam , and Blake’s drug adventure?
Damn, you got me all excited with Saving Hope. I’d watch the shit out of that show. Burt Chance as the “wise” old mentor?
I assume he’s the mysterious stranger. Or maybe Frank.
SPOILER ALERT: it’s Frank.
You had me at the Smiths reference, Josh.
Rapper’s beware. Sag yo pants too low and “Handsome Police” will bust yo ass.
Check out the Hit New webseries HANDSOME POLCIE on Blip.com
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I gave out Yo MTV Raps trading cards to my guests at a party…I still have the EPMD joint somewhere.
Let’s not forget the premiere of Comedy Bang Bang on IFC.