Tonight, FOX has the series premiere of Past Life and NBC has the series finale of The Jay Leno Show.

Over on cable, Animal Planet has a Venom in Vegas special, Biography has the second season finale of Shatner’s Raw Nerve, Discovery Channel has the first season finale of Howe & Howe Tech, MTV has a Teen Mom special, Travel Channel has a Samantha Brown: Inside the Suitcase special, and truTV has a Party Heat special.

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Prime Picks

NCIS (CBS): New. The team works with Fornell to bring down an illegal trucking operation after a driver is found dead.

Lost (ABC): New. Kate is on the run. Jack has to do something even though it may harm someone else. So, what do you think of the dual timelines?

White Collar (USA): New. A thief is after pieces of a valuable collection and Peter and Neal set out put an end to it before a bigger problem arises. Plays again later. Today is the last day to enter our giveaway that includes a cashmere scarf, flask and t-shirt.

Solid Selections

Lost (ABC): Repeat. The second part of last week’s season premiere episode, “LA X Part 2,” replays.

NCIS: Los Angeles (CBS): New. An NCIS agent takes a bullet during a hostage standoff during a bank heist.

The Good Wife (CBS): New. Alicia is defending a man accused of murder while Peter’s appeal is about to be decided and he could be coming home.

Other Options

• Caprica (Syfy): Repeat. Last Friday’s episode, “Reins of a Waterfall,” replays. Plays again later.
• Dirty Jobs (Discovery Channel): New. Work at a bone black plant is done. Plays again later. A repeat episode replays right before.
• the forgotten (ABC): New. A man that fell from a skyscraper is the John Doe that the team is looking into.
• Southland (TNT): Repeat. The “Two Gangs” episode replays, where Det. Salinger gets his gun stolen after an accident. Plays again later.

Sports Notes

• ESPN has doubleheader college basketball action.
• ESPN2 has a college basketball game.
• NBA TV has the team that shall not be named at the Portland Trail Blazers.
• Versus has NHL action.

TV Marathons

Discovery Channel has six episodes of Overhaulin’.
Oxygen has 19 episodes of The Bad Girls Club.
Syfy has eight episodes of The Sentinel.
USA has 16 episodes of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.

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Tonight, NBC has the fourth season finale of Heroes.

Over on cable, E! has the first season finale of Bank of Hollywood, HBO has Vol. 3 of The Black List, TLC has the second season finale of Cake Boss, Travel Channel has a Samantha Brown’s Vancouver special, truTV has the sixth season premiere of Operation Repo and the series premiere of NFL Full Contact, and VH1 has a For the Love of Ray J 2 reunion special and the seventh season premiere of Celebrity Fit Club.

If you think Thursdays are bad because of the number of good shows all on the same night, well Mondays are worse. I will be attempting to watch 15 shows tonight and it would be 16 if Men of a Certain Age was on this week. How many shows will you be attempting to watch from tonight?

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Prime Picks

Chuck (NBC): New. Chuck and Hannah, guest star Kristin Kreuk (Smallville), get mixed up in Shaw’s latest operation. Ellie and Morgan begin looking into Chuck.

Life Unexpected (The CW): New. Lux gets suspended from school and Cate tries to fix it. Baze finds out that Cate’s radio show is hosting an event at a bar across the street from his. Plays again Wednesday night.

Greek (ABC Family): New. Casey and Ashleigh go out on a double date. Things get heated during a softball game. I’m having a little trouble with this fire storyline and its seeming resolution. It just seems like something too big for this to be the result given the path the writers decided to go down. It’s brought one of my favorite shows down a level from its could-not-miss status in the first half of this season. What do you think of the first couple episode of the second half of this season?

Solid Selections

House (FOX): New. We get a look at how the hospital works from the point of view of Dr. Cuddy.

24 (FOX): New. The international delegates are reconvening and President Taylor’s goodwill is coming into question.

Castle (ABC): New. Beckett and Castle are investigating the murder of a former baseball player. Alexis is doing a genealogy project at school, which forces Castle to take a look at who his father was.

Other Options

• The Big Bang Theory (CBS): New. Leonard is invited to visit the Large Hadron Collider, but on Valentine’s Day, which leaves him to have to choose who he brings with him. Starts a minute after the half hour and runs 29 minutes.
• CSI: Miami (CBS): New. The CSIs are on the case of a man that seems to have been murdered in space.
• Damages (FX): New. Patty is trying to keep a witness in her case against Tobin from leaving the country. Runs 61 minutes. Plays twice and again later, plus replays multiple times throughout the week.
• Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives (Food Network): New. Guy is checking out some viewer favorites. Plays again later.
• How I Met Your Mother (CBS): New. Lily and Marshall were supposed to fix Ted up on a blind date for Valentine’s Day, but forget. Runs 31 minutes.
• Make It or Break It (ABC Family): New. The girls are aloud to attend their first prom. Lauren finds out that her dad is dating Emily’s mom.
• One Tree Hill (The CW): New. Brooke and Julian are trying to find the right balance between work and personal. Quinn gets some news she wasn’t expecting.
• Two and a Half Men (CBS): New. Charlie’s jealousy is threatening to ruin his relationship with Chelsea. Runs 31 minutes.

Sports Notes

• ESPN has doubleheader college basketball action.
• ESPN2 has doubleheader women’s college basketball action.
• TNT has NBA action with the Charlotte Hornets at the Orlando Magic followed by the San Antonio Spurs at the Los Angeles Lakers.
• Versus has NHL action.

Late Night

• Burn Notice (USA): Repeat. Last Thursday’s episode, “Noble Causes,” replays.
• Psych (USA): Repeat. Last Wednesday’s episode, “Thrill Seekers and Hell Raisers,” replays.
• White Collar (USA): Repeat. Last Tuesday’s episode, “Vital Signs,” replays. Also replays earlier in the day along with the previous week’s episode.

TV Marathons

Discovery Channel has six episodes of Overhaulin’.
Oxygen has 12 episodes of America’s Next Top Model.
Syfy has six episodes of Early Edition early.
USA has eight episodes of Law & Order: Criminal Intent early.
WE has five episodes of Bridezillas early and 14 episodes of The Golden Girls today.

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The one thing I didn’t particularly care for was the number of ads that showed guys to be spineless, jerks, and cheaters, among other less than desirable characteristics. On the face of it, it just seems dumb. I mean, who do you think the largest group of people are watching the Super Bowl? It’s guys, dudes, men, males, etc. Is this the way to influence them to buy your product? Anyway, here are my favorites.

7 Best Super Bowl XLIV Ads

1. The Late Show With David Letterman Ad with Dave, Oprah, and Jay Leno - This is the one ad that made you go what, wait, what? Plus, it was funny and a brilliant marketing move for both Jay and Dave, even though it was supposed to be an ad for >The Late Show. It got people talking about both of them. Plus, it was a nice play off the Dave and Oprah ad from 2007 when CBS has the Super Bowl last.
   
   Ad Result: While my favorite, it won’t get me watching either of the late night hosts’ shows.
2. Snickers Ad with Betty White and Abe Vigoda - This was the first ad that at least got me chuckling. Great representation of not feeling like yourself, even if a Snickers bar won’t really get you going, the ad was funny. Plus, Betty White is the queen of comedy and has a great sense of humor about herself, which is showed off quite well in the ad.
   
   Ad Result: I won’t be buying any more Snickers than I already occasionally do.
3. Bud Light Stranded Ad - Nice parody of Lost, which right now is at the top of my TV viewing thinking, so really liked this one.
   
   Ad Result: I don’t drink, so had no shot of working.
4. Doritos House Rules Ad - Little kids are funny, especially when they do something you aren’t expecting, like telling his mother’s suitor to keep his hands of his mother and his Doritos.
   
   Ad Result: I won’t be buying any more Doritos than I already occasionally do.
5. Google Parisian Love Ad - It’s always interesting just how little you actually need to tell a compelling story, like a few search terms for example. It was cute, told a nice story, but didn’t quite get the people that were getting all weepy over it, it wasn’t that good of a story. Mostly, I was just shocked to see an ad for Google on my TV, as I don’t recall ever seeing one before.
   
   Ad Result: I already pretty much use Google as my main search engine and wasn’t planning on changing anytime soon.
6. Bridgestone Your Tires or Your Life Ad - I’m just partial to misunderstood words and sound a likes in my comedy, so enjoyed this one. But, seriously didn’t expect the wife to be hot.
   
   Ad Result: Don’t see myself seeking out any Bridgestone tires the next time I need new tires.
7. HomeAway.com Hotel Hell Vacation Trailer Ad - It’s the Griswolds on vacation, so I’m in right off the bat. Haven’t gone and watched the whole short film yet, but probably will.
   
   Ad Result: May get me to their site to watch the entire video, but doubt I will be using their service to book any future trips.

So, overall there weren’t a lot of very memorable commercials and the ones that were don’t really do a good job at what a commercial is supposed to do, get you interested in spending your money on their product or service.

What did you think of this year’s Super Bowl ads? What was your favorite? Least favorite? Let us know in the comments.

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Tonight, CBS has Super Bowl XLIV followed by the series premiere of Undercover Boss.

For those not interested in the Super Bowl there are 33 TV marathons to entertain the day away. See the list below.

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Prime Pick

Super Bowl XLIV (CBS): Indianapolis Colts vs. New Orleans Saints. Kickoff is scheduled for 6:25 p.m. ET. The Who is scheduled to perform at halftime. Will you be watching for the game, the commercials, or both? Who are you rooting for? Who do you think will win? Or, do you wish that there were some actual new TV episodes to watch? The series premiere of Undercover Boss will follow the broadcast.

Solid Selections

Modern Family (ABC): Repeat. The “En Garde” episode replays, which is probably my third favorite episode of this show so far. The whole family is trying to support Manny in fencing competition.
The Middle (ABC): Repeat. The “Siblings” episode replays.

Modern Family (ABC): Repeat. The “Undeck the Halls” episode replays, where Phil and Claire are threatening to put an end to Christmas unless someone confesses to burning the couch.
Cougar Town (ABC): Repeat. The “Two Gunslingers” episode replays, where Jules invites Ellie and Laurie to go with her on a road trip to celebrate her birthday.

Modern Family (ABC): Repeat. The “Fizbo” episode replays, which is my second favorite episode of this show so far. Phil and Claire go all out for Luke’s birthday, which leads to a hilarious chain of events.
Modern Family (ABC): Repeat. The “Up All Night” episode replays, where Manny’s father comes for a visit and Gloria doesn’t like how Jay reacts to it.

Other Option

• Being Erica (SOAPnet): Repeat. Last Wednesday’s episode, “Mamma Mia,” replays. The previous episode, “Battle Royale” replays right after.

Sports Notes

• ABC has an NBA action with the Orlando Magic at the Boston Celtics.
• CBS has Super Bowl XLIV.
• NBC has NHL action early.

Late Night

• Damages (FX): Repeat. Last Monday’s episode, “The Dog Is Happier Without Her,” replays.
• House (USA): Repeat. The “Remorse” episode from a couple weeks ago on FOX replays, where the team is treating a woman that seems to be a psychopath.
• nip/tuck (FX): Repeat. This past Tuesday’s episode, “Virginia Hayes,” replays.

TV Marathons

A&E has five episodes of Hoarders.
Animal Planet has Puppy Bowl VI eight times.
BBC America has five episodes of Last Restaurant Standing.
BET has nine episodes of Sunday Best.
Bravo has seven episodes of Millionaire Matchmaker.
Discovery Channel has six episodes of MythBusters today followed by 10 episodes of Destroyed in Seconds tonight.
Discovery Health has nine episodes of Truth Be Told.
DIY has bath focused episodes of all day, mostly episodes of Bathtastic!.
Food Network has 11 episodes of Ace of Cakes.
FOX Reality has 10 episodes of Hell’s Kitchen.
Hallmark Channel has 28 episodes of I Love Lucy.
HGTV has 12 episodes of House Hunters….
History International has eight episodes of UFO Hunters.
ID has 14 episodes of Dateline on ID.
MSNBC has six episodes of To Catch a Predator.
MTV has eight episodes of Jersey Shore followed by five episodes of Teen Mom.
Oxygen has 12 episodes of America’s Next Top Model.
Science has 35 episodes of How It’s Made: Remix.
Speed has six episodes of Dangerous Rides that play twice.
Spike has 15 hours of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episodes.
Style has 21 episodes of Supernanny.
Syfy has 16 episodes of Ghost Hunters.
TLC has 10 episodes of Cake Boss.
TNT has 12 episodes of Law & Order.
Travel Channel has the five-part 101 Chowdown Countdown.
truTV has six episodes of Most Daring.
TV Land has 10 episodes of The Andy Griffith Show followed by 12 episodes of Home Improvement.
TV One has seven episodes of Hawk early.
USA has 12 episodes of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
Versus has 10 hours of World Extreme Cagefighting.

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Tonight, FOX has NASCAR racing in primetime with the Budweiser Shootout.

Over on cable, Animal Planet has the AKC/Eukanuba National Championship 09/10, BBC America has the first season finale of Demons, HBO has the TV movie premiere of Temple Grandin, and Planet Green has a What’s On Your Plate? special.

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Prime Picks

Man v. Food’s Greatest Moments (Travel Channel): Repeat. Highlights of some of the biggest and best food challenges from the show. Plays again later.

Demons (BBC America): Season Finale. Luke is having bad dreams about the death of his father. Luke is convinced by a psychic that Galvin isn’t who he seems to be. Last week’s episode replays right before. Both play again later.

Iron Chef America (Food Network): New. Duff Goldman enters Kitchen Stadium to take on Iron Chef Michael Symon. Plays again later.

Solid Selections

Challenge (Food Network): Repeat. The “Chocolate Landmarks” competition replays. Plays again later.

Challenge (Food Network): New. Wonders of the world are created using chocolate by four pastry chefs in a “Chocolate Wonders” competition. Plays again later.

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (NBC): Repeat. In “Shadow” from earlier this season, the detectives are investigating the murder of a powerful couple found dead in their bedroom.

Sports Notes

• CBS has a college basketball game.
• ESPN has five college basketball games.
• ESPN2 has six college basketball games.
• FOX has NASCAR racing coverage of the Budweiser Shootout.
• NBA TV has the Miami Heats at the Chicago Bulls.
• Versus has a college basketball game.

Late Night

• Caprica (Syfy): Repeats. The first four hours of the series replays.
• Saturday Night Live (NBC): New. Ashton Kutcher hosts with musical guest Them Crooked Vultures.
• White Collar (USA): Repeat. This past Tuesday’s episode, “Vital Signs,” replays.

TV Marathons

Animal Planet has 11 episodes of Dogs 101.
BET has 11 episodes One on One early.
Bravo has six episodes of House tonight.
Hallmark Channel has 32 episodes I Love Lucy.
Oxygen has 12 episodes of America’s Next Top Model.
truTV has 12 episodes of Hot Pursuit early followed by 10 episodes of Bait Car.
TV One has 12 episodes of That’s My Mama early.
USA has five episodes of NCIS tonight.
WE has nine episodes of Bridezillas.

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Tonight, ABC has the first season finale of Shark Tank.

Over on cable, BET and MTV has an SOS Saving Ourselves - Help for Haiti special, ID has the series premiere of Main Street Mysteries special, Showtime has a The Edge of Never special, and VH1 has a Soul Train: The Hippest Trip in America special.

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Prime Picks

Smallville (The CW): New. A man tells Chloe that he knows about her and the superheroes she associates with, but before he can tell her why he needs her help, he is killed. Clark and Chloe find the former headquarters of the Justice Society of America while investigating the death. It turns out that former members of the group are being targeted, so Clark, John Jones, Green Arrow and Chloe set out to help them before another one is killed. Michael Shanks (Stargate SG-1) and Pam Grier are among the guest stars. Runs two hours.

Numb3rs (CBS): New. The team gets some notoriety while attempting to retrieve stolen jewelry from an awards show. Don is looking back at an old case. Larry is back from his desert adventures.

Solid Selections

House (FOX): Repeat. The “Instant Karma” episode from earlier this season replays, where a wealthy father brings his son to House for treatment. Foreman and Chase have to present the Dibala case.

Caprica (Syfy): New. The Graystones deal with the consequences of Amanda’s confession about her daughter. Plays again later. The two-hour “Pilot” and last week’s “Rebirth” episodes replay leading up to tonight’s new episode.

The Best Thing I Ever Ate (Food Network): New. Stars of the Food Network talk about their favorite snacks. A repeat episode follows. Both play again later.

Other Options

• Medium (CBS): New. Allison can’t figure out why she is seeing the face of a man in the faces of everybody she meets.
• What Not to Wear (TLC): New. Stacy and Clinton try to balance the feminine style and youthfulness of an Episcopal priest. Plays again later.

Sports Note

• ESPN has doubleheader NBA action with the Chicago Bulls at the Atlanta Hawks followed by the Denver Nuggets at the Los Angeles Lakers.

Late Night

• nip/tuck (FX): Repeat. This past Tuesday’s episode, “Virginia Hayes,” replays.

TV Marathons

Bravo has six episodes of Project Runway early and later five episodes of The Real Housewives of Orange County.
MTV has nine episodes of Run’s House early.
Oxygen has 17 episodes of Roseanne.
Spike has five episodes of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
Syfy has 15 episodes of The Twilight Zone early.
WE has five episodes of Amazing Wedding Cakes early.

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Tonight, CBS has a Surviving Survivor special and FOX has winter finales of Bones and Fringe.

Over on cable, Comedy Central has the second season premiere of Important Things With Demetri Martin and the third season premiere of The Sarah Silverman Program, TLC has the first season finale of BBQ Pit Masters, and VH1 has the Pepsi Super Bowl Fan Jam 2010.

In late night, Showtime has a Paul Mooney: It’s the End of the World! comedy special.

There are 13 shows on tonight that I will be watching at some point. How many Thursday night shows are on tap for you tonight?

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Prime Picks

The Vampire Diaries (The CW): New. Bonnie and Ben go on a date that gets scary. Damon and Stefan are looking for the journal belonging to Elena’s ancestor. Damon finds that someone from his past has come into town.

Grey’s Anatomy (ABC): New. The hospital may get sued on Derek’s first day has chief after a patient wakes during a surgery. Mark is not talking to Lexie. Runs 61 minutes.

Burn Notice (USA): New. Michael’s former drug dealing neighbor comes to him for help against a group of thieves. Plays again later. The previous two episodes, “A Dark Road” and “Friendly Fire,” replay earlier in the evening. Don’t forget to enter the Burn Notice prize pack giveaway that includes DVD sets, logo flashlight, t-shirt, and more.

Solid Selections

Bones (FOX): Winter Finale. Booth and Brennan are investigating after some disfigured remains are found. One of the interns reveals a secret about their past. It looks like the show will be back in early April with new episodes.

Fringe (FOX): Winter Finale. Olivia learns more of her past so she can save hundreds of people when a tremor causes much damage to a Manhattan office building. It looks like the show will be back in early April with new episodes.

The Mentalist (CBS): New. A saleswoman is found dead in the truck of a car in the dealership’s showroom and the team investigates.

Other Options

• 30 Rock (NBC): New. Liz and Frank are trying to help each other stop some bad habits.
• Ace of Cakes (Food Network): New. Duff and the gang make a Han Solo in carbonite cake. A repeat episode follows. Both play again later.
• Community (NBC): New. Jeff sets out to be the best in his pottery class. Pierce is in a boating class.
• CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (CBS): New. The CSIs investigate street racing after a teen is found dead and another is missing.
• The Office (NBC): New. Michael is not doing well with the new policies put in place by Sabre. Erin is waiting for Andy to ask her on a date.
• Parks & Recreation (NBC): New. Leslie doesn’t like a deal that will have the Parks Department selling a local company’s energy bars.
• Private Practice (ABC): New. Addison can only use the core blood of a couple’s newborn to save one of their two daughters that is sick and they have to decide which one. Starts a minute after the hour and runs 59 minutes.
• Supernatural (The CW): New. Anna is sent back in time to kill Mary and John before they conceive Sam.

Sports Notes

• ESPN has doubleheader college basketball action.
• ESPN2 has tripleheader college basketball action.
• TNT has doubleheader NBA action with the Miami Heat at the Cleveland Cavaliers followed by the San Antonio Spurs at the Portland Trail Blazers.

Late Night

• Caprica (Syfy): Repeat. Last Friday’s episode, “Rebirth,” replays. Also replays earlier in the day following a replay of the “Pilot.”
• Psych (USA): Repeat. Last night’s episode, “Thrill Seekers and Hell Raisers,” replays.
• White Collar (USA): Repeat. This past Tuesday’s episode, “Vital Signs,” replays.

TV Marathons

A&E has five episodes of First 48.
Bravo has 11 episodes of The Real Housewives of Orange County.
Discovery Channel has six episodes of A Haunting.
History has five episodes of Modern Marvels.
Oxygen has 18 episodes of Snapped.
Spike has five episodes of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
Syfy has six episodes of Special Unit 2 early.

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