Here's tonight's TV lineup (all times Eastern). All shows listed are new, except where otherwise noted.

8:00 to 9:00

• CBS: 'Ghost Whisperer'
• The CW: 'Smallville'
• TCM: 'Hang 'Em High' -- 1968 Western starring Clint Eastwood

9:00 to 10:00

• ABC: 'Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution'
• CBS: 'Medium'
• FOX: 'Kitchen Nightmares'
• NBC: 'Dateline NBC' -- Two hours
• Cartoon Network: 'Star Wars: The Clone Wars'
• National Geographic: 'Dog Whisperer'
• TeenNick: 'Degrassi: The Next Generation'
• TLC: 'What Not to Wear'
• SyFy: 'Stargate Universe'

10:00 to 11:00

• ABC: '20/20'
• CBS: 'Miami Medical'
• Discovery: 'American Loggers'
• E!: 'The Soup'
• Food Network: 'Private Chefs of Beverly Hills'
• Starz: 'Spartacus: Blood and Sand'
• SyFy: 'Merlin'
• TLC: 'The Message'

11:00 to Midnight

• Comedy Central: 'Comedy Central Presents' -- Matt Braunger and Mo Mandel (two 30-minute episodes)
• VH1: 'Unplugged' -- Adam Lambert

Midnight

• Comedy Central: 'The Awkward Comedy Show'
• HBO: 'Funny or Die Presents'

Check your local TV listings for more information. After the jump, the late night talk shows.

According to statistics, over half the people who live in Hungtington, WV are officially obese. But that doesn't mean they want to eat better.

British chef Jamie Oliver has a new series for ABC starting in March titled Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, and as part of the show Oliver wanted to help the people of Huntington eat healthier and lose weight. The people had other plans. They said no to his help, which actually caused Oliver to cry. One radio person in the area actually said "we don't want to sit around and eat lettuce all day," which I'm sure is exactly what Oliver was proposing.

I'd love to hear the complete story about this. Was Oliver really pushed away from the town with pitchforks and torches, or did they simply not want to participate in the show? And did schoolkids really think that potatoes were tomatoes??

You know what I had for dinner last night? Nachos.