Dance Wars: Bruno vs. Carrie Ann
My Dad Is Better Than Your Dad (just to see how awful it is. This one is going to tank hard).

8:00 Prison Break - expecting a big ending tonight..
9:00 SCC - This show has settled in quite nicely
10:00 Octorber Road - might as well watch it while its still on the air, since the cancellation clock is ticking..

Dumont Prime Choices

MY MONDAY PRIME:

LIVE:
The Princess of Pop & Paradise on MyNetworkTV

8:00 pm – Celebrity Expose (MyNetworkTV) -> Tonights episode looks at the very sad situation surrounding Miss Britney Spears, and the promos promise previously unbroadcast video (probably cuttings from the editors floor of whoever cut and mixed the last Expose episode on Miss Spears).

9:00 pm – Paradise Hotel 2 (MyNetworkTV) -> Who gets bedded depends much upon who gets booted. Tonight, one of the guys is forced to check out for good.

10:00 pm – Medium (NBC) -> So nice to see this series return to its customary Monday 10 pm slot.


LATER:

8:30 pm Welcome to the Captain (CBS) -> Still checking in on this one.

9:00 pm My Dad Is Better Than Your Dad (NBC) -> I will watch the first five minutes of this off the DVR, and if its good, I'll give the full 60 minutes a watch. If not, it will be gone pronto as my DVR is getting awfully full and is in need of a good cleanout.

10:01 pm – October Road (ABC) -> This bubble-straddling series should get a lift by finally having a decent lead-in number at 10:01 pm from Dance Wars.

History of the Joke- 9PM History Channel

Even though people here said Knight Rider was bad, but the ratings say it possibly was alright, I'll go with Nielson and watch it to see if I like it

HIMYM
2.5 Men

Plenty of DVRed stuff to watch, for at least a couple of days

quote:

Medium Lots of familiar names tonight! Patricia Arquette's real-life brother David Arquette directed this episode, which revolves around the kidnapping of a deaf girl. Allison herself is rendered deaf, as she gets an assist from Joe and PI Cynthia Keener (Anjelica Huston) in the case. Nancy Travis (Becker) and Steven Culp (I Spy) guest star as the young victim's wealthy parents.

This looks like a really powerful episode, based on clips and reviews that I've seen. This is the only show that NBC has that still qualifies as Must-See-TV for me. Definitely gets a Season Pass on my DVR.

Not much else on tonight that appeals to me.

Way behind on the DVR, so adding Terminator to it to pile on.