SUNDAY
IndyCar Racing 1-3:30 p.m., WPBF-Channel 25 +594211, WPLG-Channel 10 +514969
After a steady diet of ovals, the IndyCar series hits the road — literally — for its first road-course race in nearly three months with today’s Camping World Grand Prix at the Glen from Watkins Glen, N.Y. Ryan Hunter-Reay, who won this race last year on the 3.4-mile road course at Watkins Glen International, will return to defend his title against a field that will include Helio Castroneves, Dario Franchitti, Danica Patrick and Tony Kanaan, among others.

MLB Baseball 2-5 p.m., TBS +116327
Two teams that figure to battle for the National League Central crown close out a four-game series today at Wrigley Field in Chicago. Cubs manager Lou Piniella hopes his hitters soon shake out of a seasonlong slumber that has produced a .244 team average and been largely responsible for the Cubbies’ mediocre record. As for the Milwaukee Brewers, they’re leading the division, thanks in part to the late-inning heroics of all-time saves leader Trevor Hoffman.

Merlin 8-9 p.m., WPTV-Channel 5 +63698, WTVJ-Channel 6 +54940
After Lancelot (Santiago Cabrera) rescues Merlin (Colin Morgan) from an attack by a magical winged creature, Merlin rushes the young man to Gaius (Richard Wilson) to have his wounds treated. Lancelot confides in Merlin that he wants to become Camelot’s protector, and he gets a chance to prove himself to Arthur (Bradley James) when the flying beast terrorizes a nearby village.

MLB Baseball 8-11 p.m., ESPN +677105
Overachiever meets underachiever tonight in Arlington, Texas, where the surprising Rangers play host to the Tampa Bay Rays. After a slow start, Carlos Pena and the defending AL champion Rays appear to have righted their ship and sit within shouting distance of the Yankees and Red Sox in the AL East. As for Ian Kinsler and the Rangers, they’ll go only as far as their young pitching staff takes them, which as of mid-June was the top of the American League West.

Masterpiece Mystery! 9-10:30 p.m., WXEL-Channel 42 +11785
Julia McKenzie (“Cranford”) takes over the iconic role of spinster sleuth Jane Marple in a new series of Agatha Christie-based mysteries that opens with the deaths of a businessman, his young wife and their housemaid under circumstances that bizarrely recall a nursery rhyme. Helen Baxendale, Matthew Macfadyen and Rupert Graves also star in “Miss Marple, Series IV: A Pocket Full of Rye.”

Movie: The Bourne Supremacy: 9-11 p.m., WPTV-Channel 5 +66785, WTVJ-Channel 6 +64327
The problems aren’t over for the CIA assassin (Matt Damon) with the alias Jason Bourne, who is framed for the murders of two peers in this action-crammed 2004 sequel to novelist Robert Ludlum’s “The Bourne Identity.” While his superiors (Brian Cox, Joan Allen) debate his fate, Bourne schemes to get even with the higher-ups who wouldn’t leave him alone. Franka Potente and Julia Stiles also return from the first film; Karl Urban and Gabriel Mann co-star.

Desperate Housewives 9-10:01 p.m., WPBF-Channel 25 +4133679, WPLG-Channel 10 +1858056
Aren’t we all in search of a little resolution? Susan and Edie (Teri Hatcher, Nicollette Sheridan) are forced to spend some quality time together when they accidentally lock themselves in a basement. Then Bree’s (Marcia Cross) devious plotting against Andrew’s (Shawn Pyfrom) future mother-in-law comes at a price. Meanwhile, Gabrielle (Eva Longoria Parker) loses control of her kids and turns to Carlos (Ricardo Antonio Chavira) for help.

Masterpiece Mystery! 10-11:30 p.m., WPBT-Channel 2 +24969
Julia McKenzie (“Cranford”) takes over the iconic role of spinster sleuth Jane Marple in a new series of Agatha Christie-based mysteries that opens with the deaths of a businessman, his young wife and their housemaid under circumstances that bizarrely recall a nursery rhyme. Helen Baxendale, Matthew Macfadyen and Rupert Graves also star in “Miss Marple, Series IV: A Pocket Full of Rye.”

Movie: To Catch a Thief: 10-12 p.m., TCM +2286308
A reformed burglar (Cary Grant) becomes the prime suspect in a new outbreak of jewel thefts on the French Riviera. He seeks the copycat thief, armed with an insurance agent’s list of possible future victims. They include a wealthy American woman (Jessie Royce Landis) with a very lovely, very marriageable daughter (Grace Kelly). Alfred Hitchcock directed this 1955 romantic thriller, which won an Oscar for cinematography.

Brothers & Sisters 10:01-11 p.m., WPBF-Channel 25 +31679, WPLG-Channel 10 +11259
Despite a life-threatening medical crisis of his own and the birth of his son, Robert (Rob Lowe) remains determined to run for governor, seemingly oblivious to Kitty’s (Calista Flockhart) unhappiness. Saul and Sarah (Ron Rifkin, Rachel Griffiths) take extreme measures to keep Tommy’s (Balthazar Getty) legal troubles from Nora (Sally Field). Ryan (guest star Luke Grimes) gets too close to some of his new family members too quickly in “Taking Sides.”

MONDAY
House 8-9 p.m., WFLX-Channel 29 +92083
While treating Dana Miller (guest star Judith Scott), a former cancer researcher who gave up her career to pursue her own personal happiness, House (Hugh Laurie) and his staff begin to question their own life choices. Thirteen (Olivia Wilde) begins to show serious reactions to her experimental treatment. Robert Sean Leonard and Lisa Edelstein also star in “The Greater Good.”

One Tree Hill 8-9 p.m., WTVX-Channel 34 +48877
Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) begins his book tour and is joined by a familiar face. Nathan (James Lafferty) is forced to question his health when he is given an opportunity to play basketball again. Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti) attempts to help a student in need. Brooke (Sophia Bush) ponders a proposition that could change her life in “Choosing My Own Way of Life.”

One Tree Hill 8-9 p.m., WSFL-Channel 39 +17983
Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) begins his book tour and is joined by a familiar face. Nathan (James Lafferty) is forced to question his health when he is given an opportunity to play basketball again. Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti) attempts to help a student in need. Brooke (Sophia Bush) ponders a proposition that could change her life in “Choosing My Own Way of Life.”

Movie: Manhattan: 8-10 p.m., TCM +3190612
Woody Allen’s 1979 masterpiece, an affectionate black-and-white ode to New York, examines the intertwining relationships of several people amid many of the city’s landmarks — to the melodies of George Gershwin. Isaac (Allen), who has a much-younger girlfriend (Mariel Hemingway) and a bitter ex-wife (Meryl Streep), pines for the mistress (Diane Keaton) of his best friend (Michael Murphy).

Law & Order: Criminal Intent 9-10 p.m., WPTV-Channel 5 +68693, WTVJ-Channel 6 +66235
A charming con man targets a lonely single mother (guest star Arija Bareikis) as part of his scheme to hit an armored truck carrying millions of dollars. Nichols and Wheeler (Jeff Goldblum, Julianna Nicholson) investigate the case when one of the con man’s partners dies weeks later in an explosion. Eric Bogosian also stars in “Astoria Helen”; Domenick Lombardozzi and Anne O’Sullivan also guest star.

Gossip Girl 9-10 p.m., WTVX-Channel 34 +51341
Serena (Blake Lively) discovers that Aaron (guest star John Patrick Amedori) has been keeping a secret from her. Hoping it will help her get into Yale, Blair (Leighton Meester) agrees to baby-sit the daughter of a prominent donor, but things soon spin out of control. Jenny and Agnes (Taylor Momsen, guest star Willa Holland) plan a guerrilla fashion show that will make or break Jenny’s chances in “There Might Be Blood.”

Gossip Girl 9-10 p.m., WSFL-Channel 39 +96849
Serena (Blake Lively) discovers that Aaron (guest star John Patrick Amedori) has been keeping a secret from her. Hoping it will help her get into Yale, Blair (Leighton Meester) agrees to baby-sit the daughter of a prominent donor, but things soon spin out of control. Jenny and Agnes (Taylor Momsen, guest star Willa Holland) plan a guerrilla fashion show that will make or break Jenny’s chances in “There Might Be Blood.”

Intervention 9-10 p.m., A&E +134693
Bret, 43, saw a promising real estate career sink under the weight of growing alcoholism as he struggled to cope with the pressures of his job. Two years ago, he checked into a rehab facility after his family held an invervention, but he later relapsed, and his wife divorced him. Now his loved ones try to pinpoint what they did wrong the first time as they try to save his life the second time around.

Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List 10-11 p.m., BRAV +841612
Still smarting from her Grammy loss, Kathy decides to try to reclaim the spotlight by writing a tell-all book about her friends, family and, of course, Ryan Seacrest. Kathy grants Maggie a series of wishes, including — big surprise! — a trip to California wine country, partly because she knows her mom isn’t going to be happy about the book. Michael McDonald and Nicole Sullivan guest star.

Movie: Kramer vs. Kramer: 10-12 p.m., TCM +2246780
The subject matter is hardly cutting-edge by 2009 standards, but the top-drawer performances of Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep as Ted and Joanna Kramer make this 1979 drama worth a look. Tired of Ted’s workaholism, Joanna walks out, but since she’s left their son (Justin Henry) in his care, he’s forced to adjust his priorities. And when she comes back to claim the boy, Dad has other plans. Hoffman and Streep won Academy Awards, and the film got the best picture Oscar.

Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List 11-12 p.m., BRAV +389457
Still smarting from her Grammy loss, Kathy decides to try to reclaim the spotlight by writing a tell-all book about her friends, family and, of course, Ryan Seacrest. Kathy grants Maggie a series of wishes, including — big surprise! — a trip to California wine country, partly because she knows her mom isn’t going to be happy about the book. Michael McDonald and Nicole Sullivan guest star.

TUESDAY
Great American Road Trip 8-9 p.m., WPTV-Channel 5 +21668, WTVJ-Channel 6 +12910
If the economy has forced you to curtail your family vacation plans, NBC may have the solution: Comic Reno Collier hosts this eight-episode reality series in which seven diverse families from Texas, Illinois, New York, California, Alabama and Connecticut take a memorable journey together along the storied Route 66, competing in a series of challenges along the way that ultimately will reward one family with a dream prize.

Movie: Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde: 8-10 p.m., WFLX-Channel 29 +30910
Reese Witherspoon returns as eternal optimist Elle Woods in this 2003 comedy sequel, which wisely keeps the actress front and center when the script dips. Fired from a law firm for crusading against lab testing of animals, Elle takes her battle to Washington, D.C., where she teams with a supposedly like-minded congresswoman (Sally Field). Bob Newhart is fun as a savvy doorman; Regina King, Bruce McGill and returnee Luke Wilson co-star.

90210 8-9 p.m., WTVX-Channel 34 +90736
Naomi’s (AnnaLynne McCord) plan to get her parents back together backfires when they have a huge fight at the fashion show, while Silver (Jessica Stroup) catches the attention of a client at the show. An indie film producer offers Annie (Shenae Grimes) an audition, and a phone call from an old friend makes Kelly (Jennie Garth) question her relationship with Ryan (Ryan Eggold).

90210 8-9 p.m., WSFL-Channel 39 +52552
Naomi’s (AnnaLynne McCord) plan to get her parents back together backfires when they have a huge fight at the fashion show, while Silver (Jessica Stroup) catches the attention of a client at the show. An indie film producer offers Annie (Shenae Grimes) an audition, and a phone call from an old friend makes Kelly (Jennie Garth) question her relationship with Ryan (Ryan Eggold).

10 Things I Hate About You 8-8:36 p.m., FAMILY +6142484
Based on a 1999 movie comedy starring Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, this contemporary teen riff on Shakespeare’s “The Taming of the Shrew”) revolves around two sisters — headstrong Kat (Lindsey Shaw) and dithery Bianca (Meaghan Martin) — who start classes at a new high school, where Kat immediately clashes with brooding Patrick (Ethan Peck, grandson of Gregory).

Hitched or Ditched 9-10 p.m., WTVX-Channel 34 +77200
Boston couple Jesse, a mortgage banker, and Anissa, a systems analyst, are presented with a surprise invitation to their own wedding, but friends of both are skeptical that Jesse truly has left his playboy past behind — a skepticism that seems to be borne out when the groom-to-be gets a bad case of cold feet the night before the wedding.

Hitched or Ditched 9-10 p.m., WSFL-Channel 39 +45216
Boston couple Jesse, a mortgage banker, and Anissa, a systems analyst, are presented with a surprise invitation to their own wedding, but friends of both are skeptical that Jesse truly has left his playboy past behind — a skepticism that seems to be borne out when the groom-to-be gets a bad case of cold feet the night before the wedding.

NYC Prep 9-10 p.m., BRAV +286736
Jessie vacations in Florida during winter break but cannot stop thinking about PC, who is partying virtually nonstop in Cancun. Kelli goes to the Hamptons to mourn a loss, while Camille and Taylor remain in the city. After the holidays, Cole surprises Taylor at her school and leans on her to make a decision in the new episode “What Happens in Mexico… .”

Warehouse 13 9-11 p.m., SYFY +6460026
A clever hybrid of “The X-Files” and “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” this new series follows Secret Service agents Pete and Myka (Eddie McClintock, Joanne Kelly), who find themselves suddenly reassigned to a strange warehouse in South Dakota that houses a wild collection of fantastic and supernatural objects. Their new job? Chasing down reports of paranormal activity. Saul Rubinek also stars.

10 Things I Hate About You 9:05-9:35 p.m., FAMILY +6910378
Based on a 1999 movie comedy starring Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, this contemporary teen riff on Shakespeare’s “The Taming of the Shrew”) revolves around two sisters — headstrong Kat (Lindsey Shaw) and dithery Bianca (Meaghan Martin) — who start classes at a new high school, where Kat immediately clashes with brooding Patrick (Ethan Peck, grandson of Gregory).

P.O.V. 10-11:30 p.m., WXEL-Channel 42 +49467
Promising guitarist Jason Crigler seemed to be on the fast track for stardom before he suffered a near-fatal brain hemorrhage during a 2004 performance date in Manhattan, leaving him in a near-vegetative state. His friend, filmmaker Eric Daniel Metzger, chronicles the amazing journey that followed in “Life.Support.Music.”

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 10-11 p.m., WPTV-Channel 5 +63561, WTVJ-Channel 6 +63543
After a pediatrician found guilty of sexually assaulting four of his patients is murdered, Detectives Benson and Stabler (Mariska Hargitay, Chris Meloni) are surprised when Assistant District Attorney Alexandra Cabot (Stephanie March) shows up at the crime scene after three years in the Witness Protection Program, Mariette Hartley guest stars in “Lead.”

The Cleaner 10-11 p.m., A&E +591939
William (Benjamin Bratt) is hired to help a pregnant East Indian girl who is addicted to meth and whose father is forcing her to get married. He kidnaps the girl on her wedding day and decides to take her to his safe house for detox instead of to the hospital, where she is likely to be arrested. William struggles with his separation from Melissa (Amy Price-Francis) in the new episode “The Projectionist.”

NYC Prep 10-11 p.m., BRAV +289823
Jessie vacations in Florida during winter break but cannot stop thinking about PC, who is partying virtually nonstop in Cancun. Kelli goes to the Hamptons to mourn a loss, while Camille and Taylor remain in the city. After the holidays, Cole surprises Taylor at her school and leans on her to make a decision in the new episode “What Happens in Mexico… .”

P.O.V. 11-12:30 p.m., WPBT-Channel 2 +56200
Promising guitarist Jason Crigler seemed to be on the fast track for stardom before he suffered a near-fatal brain hemorrhage during a 2004 performance date in Manhattan, leaving him in a near-vegetative state. His friend, filmmaker Eric Daniel Metzger, chronicles the amazing journey that followed in “Life.Support.Music.”

The Cleaner 11-12 p.m., A&E +818858
William (Benjamin Bratt) is hired to help a pregnant East Indian girl who is addicted to meth and whose father is forcing her to get married. He kidnaps the girl on her wedding day and decides to take her to his safe house for detox instead of to the hospital, where she is likely to be arrested. William struggles with his separation from Melissa (Amy Price-Francis) in the new episode “The Projectionist.”

NYC Prep 11-12 p.m., BRAV +710378
Jessie vacations in Florida during winter break but cannot stop thinking about PC, who is partying virtually nonstop in Cancun. Kelli goes to the Hamptons to mourn a loss, while Camille and Taylor remain in the city. After the holidays, Cole surprises Taylor at her school and leans on her to make a decision in the new episode “What Happens in Mexico… .”

Warehouse 13 11-1 p.m., SYFY +1078129
A clever hybrid of “The X-Files” and “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” this new series follows Secret Service agents Pete and Myka (Eddie McClintock, Joanne Kelly), who find themselves suddenly reassigned to a strange warehouse in South Dakota that houses a wild collection of fantastic and supernatural objects. Their new job? Chasing down reports of paranormal activity. Saul Rubinek also stars.

WEDNESDAY
America’s Next Top Model 8-9 p.m., WTVX-Channel 34 +15595
Tyra surprises the models with a one-on-one photo shoot to teach them how to find their most flattering poses. Some contestants question whether they have the look and the sheer drive to continue in the emotionally challenging competition. At the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles, the girls show off their best “backstage awards show snafu” pose in “The Fiercee Awards.”

America’s Next Top Model 8-9 p.m., WSFL-Channel 39 +68663
Tyra surprises the models with a one-on-one photo shoot to teach them how to find their most flattering poses. Some contestants question whether they have the look and the sheer drive to continue in the emotionally challenging competition. At the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles, the girls show off their best “backstage awards show snafu” pose in “The Fiercee Awards.”

Movie: Mulan: 8-9:35 p.m., DIS +7445392
This 1998 animated adventure is based on a Chinese folk tale about a girl who disguises herself as a soldier to save her feeble father from death after an edict is given for each able man to defend the kingdom. With the help of her ancestors and a few friends, brave Mulan manages to fight the invading Huns and in the process becomes a national hero. Ming-Na Wen (“ER”) provides the voice of Mulan, with Eddie Murphy lending support.

Criminal Minds 9-10 p.m., WPEC-Channel 12 +86069, WFOR-Channel 4 +2069
The members of the Behavioral Analysis Unit investigate a series of deaths with eerie religious overtones, but none of them is more unsettled than Prentiss (Paget Brewster), who has a personal connection to one of the victims. Walton Goggins (“The Shield”), Bruce Davison and Roxanne Hart (“Chicago Hope”) guest star in “Demonology.”

Movie: Vantage Point: 9-10:35 p.m., STARZ +1758935
The formula of the Japanese classic “Rashomon” gets a very contemporary spin in director Pete Travis’ melodrama, which looks at the same event from various characters’ points of view. An assassination attempt on the U.S. president (William Hurt) is witnessed by Secret Service agents (Dennis Quaid, Matthew Fox, Richard T. Jones), a news producer (Sigourney Weaver) and an amateur videographer (Forest Whitaker).

Wide Angle 10-11 p.m., WXEL-Channel 42 +25972
“Heart of Jenin” recounts a tragic 2005 incident on the West Bank, where a 12-year-old Palestinian boy was fatally shot by Israeli soldiers who mistook his toy gun for a real weapon. The story has a life-affirming ending, however: The boy’s grief-stricken parents consented to giving his organs to six desperate Israeli children whose lives were on the line. Aaron Brown hosts.

Tattoo Highway 10-10:30 p.m., A&E +450798
Emotions are raw in this new episode as Thomas and the crew break in a new bus driver. After tattooing a crop circle on a self-professed alien hunter in the Utah desert, the crew heads for Salt Lake City, complaining all the way. Thomas tells his underlings that if they don’t like it, they can leave, and an upset Tommy seriously considers taking him up on that. But tattooing a phoenix on what’s left of an accident victim’s arm adjusts his attitude.

Top Chef Masters 10-11 p.m., BRAV +792392
Chefs Anita Lo, Douglas Rodriguez, John Besh and Mark Peel must cook eggs with one hand tied behind their backs in a challenge from season three of “Top Chef,” then dazzle several high-profile guests, including actor-magician Neil Patrick Harris (“How I Met Your Mother”), with their culinary artistry in “Magic Chefs.”

Wide Angle 11-12 p.m., WPBT-Channel 2 +21779
“Heart of Jenin” recounts a tragic 2005 incident on the West Bank, where a 12-year-old Palestinian boy was fatally shot by Israeli soldiers who mistook his toy gun for a real weapon. The story has a life-affirming ending, however: The boy’s grief-stricken parents consented to giving his organs to six desperate Israeli children whose lives were on the line. Aaron Brown hosts.

Top Chef Masters 11-12 p.m., BRAV +230137
Chefs Anita Lo, Douglas Rodriguez, John Besh and Mark Peel must cook eggs with one hand tied behind their backs in a challenge from season three of “Top Chef,” then dazzle several high-profile guests, including actor-magician Neil Patrick Harris (“How I Met Your Mother”), with their culinary artistry in “Magic Chefs.”

THURSDAY
Golf 2-6 p.m., ESPN +667977
The third major on the LPGA Tour takes takes top female golfers to Saucon Valley Country Club in Bethlehem, Pa., for the U.S. Women’s Open. Inbee Park, who won this tournament last year by four strokes over Helen Alfredsson, will return to defend her title against a field expected to include Paula Creamer, Juli Inkster, Cristie Kerr, Lorena Ochoa, Suzann Pettersen and Karrie Webb.

30 Rock 8-8:30 p.m., WPTV-Channel 5 +6335, WTVJ-Channel 6 +4977
The road of love gets bumpy for Liz and Jack (Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin). Liz dumps her boorish boyfriend (Dean Winters) and seeks Jenna’s (Jane Krakowski) help in getting back into the singles scene. Jack realizes that dating a high-ranking aide to the president of the United States carries its own baggage. The hostility between Tracy and Toofer (Tracy Morgan, Keith Powell) lands them in sensitivity training in “The Break-Up.”

Big Brother 11 8-9 p.m., WPEC-Channel 12 +98354, WFOR-Channel 4 +9354
Julie Chen — “affectionately” known as the Chenbot to fans — returns for a new season of boors behaving badly, as a group of strangers apparently raised by wolves shares a high-tech house that affords them almost no privacy at all. Epic nastiness ensues by these (mostly) losers who think they’re TV stars. If you still want to watch, we won’t judge you. Well, we will, but we’ll do it silently.

Smallville 8-9 p.m., WTVX-Channel 34 +21606
Let’s hear it for star-crossed lovers. In “Instinct,” when Tess (Cassidy Freeman) and her team perform tests on Clark’s (Tom Welling) crystal that she took from the Arctic, it sends a beam of light into space. This triggers the arrival of Maxima (Charlotte Sullivan), a queen from the planet Almerac. She’s searching for her soul mate, who she believes sent the signal. Her power is too great for mortal men, and her kiss kills them. Look out, Jimmy!

Smallville 8-9 p.m., WSFL-Channel 39 +90712
Let’s hear it for star-crossed lovers. In “Instinct,” when Tess (Cassidy Freeman) and her team perform tests on Clark’s (Tom Welling) crystal that she took from the Arctic, it sends a beam of light into space. This triggers the arrival of Maxima (Charlotte Sullivan), a queen from the planet Almerac. She’s searching for her soul mate, who she believes sent the signal. Her power is too great for mortal men, and her kiss kills them. Look out, Jimmy!

Movie: Jarhead: 8-10:30 p.m., FX +3028847
Oscar-winning “American Beauty” director Sam Mendes effectively recounts the experiences of soldier Anthony Swofford, who detailed his duty during the first Gulf War in a book, in this gritty drama. Jake Gyllenhaal stars as Swofford, who, along with many of his military peers, ended up having to bide lots of time upon reaching the sweltering desert. Jamie Foxx plays their sergeant; Peter Sarsgaard, Chris Cooper and Dennis Haysbert also appear.

The Office 8:30-9 p.m., WPTV-Channel 5 +8170, WTVJ-Channel 6 +6712
In the opener of a two-part story, Michael (Steve Carell) takes Pam (Jenna Fischer) with him on a tour of the company’s other branches to explain Scranton’s relative success. Dwight and Jim (Rainn Wilson, John Krasinski), the new heads of the party planning committee, struggle to make amends after missing a hypersensitive staff member’s birthday. Andy (Ed Helms) falls for someone unsuitable in “Lecture Circuit, Part One.”

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 9-10:01 p.m., WPEC-Channel 12 +1741712, WFOR-Channel 4 +3101064
During the course of an investigation, the CSIs discover that their victim, a young woman who was murdered and found with several different blood types in her system, is the daughter of a wanted criminal in “Let It Bleed.” Nicholas Turturro (“I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry”) and Jason Lewis (“Sex and the City”) guest star.

Supernatural 9-10 p.m., WTVX-Channel 34 +34170, WSFL-Channel 39 +87248
Sam and Dean (Jared Padelecki, Jensen Ackles) investigate a small town where the local wishing well actually works, causing a teddy bear to come to life, helping someone win the lottery and even giving the town geek a hot girlfriend. While everyone seems to be happy, the Winchester brothers realize that the end result is bound to be disastrous in “Wishful Thinking.”

The Fashion Show 10-11:01 p.m., BRAV +9091002
The remaining contestants must master the art of draping, one of the most difficult and in-demand skills in the design world. the designers must create a standout red-carpet gown in which Swarovski crystals play an important role. Isabel Toledo and Glenda Bailey are guest judges in the new episode “Blood, Sweat and Sparkle.”

FRIDAY
The Chopping Block 8-9 p.m., WPTV-Channel 5 +86045, WTVJ-Channel 6 +84687
The remaining teams are asked to cater an event inspired by a visit to an art gallery for New York Daily News food critic Danyelle Freeman and uptown socialites. Then they return to their restaurants and find them completely torn down, forcing them to completely remake the spaces in time for a grand reopening three days away. Marco Pierre White hosts.

Privileged 8-9 p.m., WTVX-Channel 34 +62403
Megan’s (JoAnna Garcia) college pal Caryn (guest star Sarah Drew) comes to Palm Beach for a visit, but her tales of her exciting magazine career leave Megan feeling bad about her own work. When Sage and Rose’s publicist (guest star Kathy Najimy) discovers their musical talent, she books them a gig performing at the opening of a hot new Miami nightclub. Blogger Perez Hilton guest stars as himself in “All About Insecurities.”

Privileged 8-9 p.m., WSFL-Channel 39 +42671
Megan’s (JoAnna Garcia) college pal Caryn (guest star Sarah Drew) comes to Palm Beach for a visit, but her tales of her exciting magazine career leave Megan feeling bad about her own work. When Sage and Rose’s publicist (guest star Kathy Najimy) discovers their musical talent, she books them a gig performing at the opening of a hot new Miami nightclub. Blogger Perez Hilton guest stars as himself in “All About Insecurities.”

Movie: Crimson Tide: 8-10:30 p.m., BRAV +499774
Quentin Tarantino was among the script doctors for this suspenseful 1995 post-Cold War drama starring Gene Hackman as a submarine commander and Denzel Washington as his executive officer. When an unconfirmed order instructs the crew to fire the sub’s nuclear missiles, the two go head to head in a tense standoff. George Dzundza and Rick Schroder are among the supporting cast.

Movie: Music and Lyrics: 8-10 p.m., TBS +518671
Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore both get to do what they do best in this genial romantic comedy, with Grant as a has-been singer who gets the surprising chance for a comeback when a musical teen queen (Haley Bennett) asks him to write a hit tune for her. He can come up with a melody but not the words, so he asks his plant lady (Barrymore) — who has a way with improvising them — to help him out. However, she’s reluctant to do so.

Everybody Hates Chris 9-9:30 p.m., WTVX-Channel 34 +57039, WSFL-Channel 39 +30297
Where was this guy when we were sending away for junk that didn’t work? Drew (Tequan Richmond) is disappointed that the “X-ray glasses” he ordered don’t perform as promised, so he goes after the company to hold it accountable. Elsewhere, Chris and Greg (Tyler James Williams, Vincent Martella) try to score fake IDs to get into a concert, while Rochelle (Tichina Arnold) plans a surprise party for Julius (Terry Crews) in “Everybody Hates Fake IDs.”

The Game 9:30-10 p.m., WTVX-Channel 34 +45381, WSFL-Channel 39 +27279
Malik’s (Hosea Chanchez) invitation to appear on a children’s TV show is rescinded after he outs his teammate Clay (guest star Marcello Thedford). Jason (Coby Bell) asks Kelly (Brittany Daniel) and the Sunbeams to welcome Clay’s boyfriend (guest star Brian Wade) into their football family. Wendy Raquel Robinson and Tia Mowry also star in “Do the Wright Thing.”

Movie: Jagged Edge: 10-12:30 p.m., AMC +623584
Can an attorney successfully defend a client on murder charge if she has fallen for him? That’s the question posed by this engrossing 1985 combination of mystery and romantic drama. Glenn Close is excellent as a lawyer hesitant to defend a publisher (Jeff Bridges) when he is charged with killing his wife. She accepts the case, only to discover evidence implicating him.

Movie: Music and Lyrics: 10-12 p.m., TBS +969861
Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore both get to do what they do best in this genial romantic comedy, with Grant as a has-been singer who gets the surprising chance for a comeback when a musical teen queen (Haley Bennett) asks him to write a hit tune for her. He can come up with a melody but not the words, so he asks his plant lady (Barrymore) — who has a way with improvising them — to help him out. However, she’s reluctant to do so.

Movie: Crimson Tide: 10:30-1 p.m., BRAV +314039
Quentin Tarantino was among the script doctors for this suspenseful 1995 post-Cold War drama starring Gene Hackman as a submarine commander and Denzel Washington as his executive officer. When an unconfirmed order instructs the crew to fire the sub’s nuclear missiles, the two go head to head in a tense standoff. George Dzundza and Rick Schroder are among the supporting cast.

SATURDAY
Kings 8-9 p.m., WPTV-Channel 5 +12966, WTVJ-Channel 6 +10508
After David (Chris Egan) is arrested for treason, King Silas (Ian McShane) puts Jack (Sebastian Stan) in charge of the trial. An unexpected medical condition pulls Michelle (Allison Miller) away from the trial and brings her and Rose (Susanna Thompson) closer together. Eamonn Walker and Dylan Baker also star in the new episode “Javelin.”

Movie: Eagle Eye: 8-10 p.m., HBO +865546
Modern surveillance takes a potentially lethal turn for two strangers who find their every move monitored in this thriller from director D.J. Caruso, reuniting with his “Disturbia” star, Shia LaBeouf. LaBeouf and Michelle Monaghan (“Made of Honor”) play the recipients of phone calls from someone who goes high-tech in warning that bad things will happen unless they follow instructions to the letter; Billy Bob Thornton co-stars.

Movie: Tombstone: 8-10:30 p.m., HISTORY +545985
Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) gets out of Dodge and attempts to settle down in Tombstone, Ariz., with his brothers (Sam Elliott, Bill Paxton) and buddy Doc Holliday (Val Kilmer). But just because it’s called Tombstone doesn’t mean it’s dead. Wyatt can’t hang up his six-shooters until he takes care of the outlaw gang that’s stirring up trouble. Powers Boothe, Charlton Heston, and Dana Delany also star in this 1993 adaptation of the O.K. Corral story.

Movie: The Mouse That Roared: 8-9:30 p.m., TCM +8859256
The brilliant Peter Sellers tackles multiple roles in this delightful 1959 comedy set in the Duchy of Grand Fenwick, an impoverished European country. Its leaders decide to declare war on the United States, lose, then accept foreign aid. Complications ensue, however, when their longbow-wielding invasion force reaches New York. Jean Seberg also stars.

Movie: The Gambler, the Girl and the Gunslinger: 9-11 p.m., HALL +1718053
Con man Shea McCall (Dean Cain, “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman”) wins half ownership in a cattle ranch but almost immediately butts heads with the other owner, cowboy B.J. Stoker (James Tupper, “Men in Trees”). The two men soon realize they must work together, however, to fight a group of outlaws planning to take over the town. Allison Hossack (“Reaper”) also stars in this new Western.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 10-11 p.m., WPTV-Channel 5 +35817, WTVJ-Channel 6 +33459
When a man is found badly beaten in a strip club parking lot with no memory of what happened, Detectives Benson and Stabler (Mariska Hargitay, Christopher Meloni) are at a loss for evidence. A fake fingernail embedded in the victim’s skin leads them to believe the attacker is female. But things are rarely what they seem, and eventually they begin to suspect the victim’s transgender teenage offspring (guest star Bridger Zadina) may be responsible in “Transitions.”

Movie: Wanted: 10-11:50 p.m., CINEMAX +5849904
An office drone (James McAvoy) doesn’t realize that, like his father, he has secret skills as an assassin in this fast-paced adventure based on a comic-book series. With an enemy (Thomas Kretschmann) hot on his heels, he agrees to submit to training by mentors (Angelina Jolie, again channeling her inner Lara Croft, and Morgan Freeman) who help him perfect the art of killing. Terence Stamp and rapper Common also are featured.

Movie: The Gambler, the Girl and the Gunslinger: 11-1 p.m., HALL +2975940
Con man Shea McCall (Dean Cain, “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman”) wins half ownership in a cattle ranch but almost immediately butts heads with the other owner, cowboy B.J. Stoker (James Tupper, “Men in Trees”). The two men soon realize they must work together, however, to fight a group of outlaws planning to take over the town. Allison Hossack (“Reaper”) also stars in this new Western.