Here are the new TV DVDs, in stores tomorrow.

• Bones - Season 3
• Burke's Law - Season 1, Vol. 2
• Charmed - Complete Series
• Daniel Boone - Season 6
• Death Note - Box Set 1
• Doctor Who - Season 4 and The Infinite Quest
  
• The Dog Whisperer - Celebrity Edition
• Fairly Oddparents - Season 6, Vol. 1
• Gene Simmons' Family Jewels - Season 3
• Hannah Montana - Season 1
• Hawaii Five-O - Season 5
• McHale's Navy - Season 4
• Monty Python's Flying Circus - Collector's Edition Megaset
• Mystery Science Theater 3000 - 20th Anniversary (Regular set)
• The Odd Couple - Season 5
• SpongeBob SquarePants - Season 5, Vol. 2
• Star Trek - Season 3 Remastered

• TCM has classic war/military movies all day and night.
• At 6am, USA has an NCIS marathon.
• At 8, A&E has a marathon of City Confidential episodes.
• History Channel has a MonsterQuest marathon at 8.
• Sci-Fi has a Star Trek: Enterprise marathon at 8.
• Also at 8: TV One has a Day Break marathon.
• At 9, BBC America has a Monty Python's Flying Circus marathon.
• FX has a That 70s Show marathon starting at 9.
• GSN has a Match Game marathon at 9.
• Spike has a CSI marathon starting at 9.
• At 10, TNT has a Law and Order marathon.
• At 11, G4 has a Cops marathon.
• Lifetime has a bunch of "sex" movies starting at 11.
• At noon, GSN will have a special GSN Live from Iraq, featuring ex-game show contestants who are stationed there.
• There's a Top Chef marathon on Bravo starting at 2:30.
• At 4, Discovery has a Deadliest Catch marathon.

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• Crew members of The Shield ran into some real-life resistance while trying to film in a gritty neighborhood in L.A.
  
• Sara Ramirez of Grey's Anatomy is after a pop music career, with the help of the makers of a Monty Python musical?
  
• The Pussycat Dolls will finally choose their new member tonight. I'm on team "the girl with bangs."
  

In 1975, four of the cast members of Monty Python, Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones, and Graham Chapman, sat down for a live interview on Dallas' KERA-TV, allegedly the first PBS station to air Monty Python's Flying Circus. This footage, according to the introduction, has not been seen since it originally aired. Unfortunately, the clip cuts off after thirteen minutes, apparently because an engineer taped over it. Nevertheless, it's fascinating to watch as these young American's ask questions about a show all of us now know forward and backward, but that at the time was completely new to them. And, since it was filmed during pledge week, you get to hear the incessant ringing of phones in the background throughout the entire interview. It would have been nice if the rest of the troop had joined them, but at least it gives us another chance to hear from the late Graham Chapman, who passed away in 1989. Watch the video after the jump:

[via The Sound of Young America]

• Lots of new stuff on PBS tonight: Windsor Castle: A Royal Year, and then two eps of Monty Python's Personal Best, with Eric Idle's and Graham Chapman's favorite sketches. Check local listings.
• The first singer is voted off American Idol on FOX at 8pm, and then the men step up to the mic. 
• CBS has two new eps of Still Standing at 8, followed by repeats of Criminal Minds and CSI: NY.
• ABC has new eps of George Lopez and Freddie, then repeats the Lost pilot ep.
• NBC has The Olympics.
• The WB has the movie Orange County, with Jack Black and Colin Hanks, while UPN has a new South Beach and a repeat Veronica Mars. 
• On a new Emeril Live, the chef is "Saluting Dairy Farmers." Its on Food Network at 8.
• CMT has Dennis Quaid in Great Balls Of Fire at 8.   
• Also at 8: ESPN2 has college basketball, Texas at Kansas State.
• Hasselhoff fans take note: Lifetime has him in One True Love, at 9.
• IFC has the movie Tadpole, also at 9, while HBO Zone has Napoleon Dynamite and STARZ has Sin City.
• At 10, Food Network has new eps of Good Eats and Ham on the Street. 
• Also at 10: Bravo has a new Project Runway.

• At 8pm, FOX has a repeat of Bones, followed by a repeat of House.
• ABC has repeats of According To Jim, Rodney, and Boston Legal.
• Also at 8, CBS has a repeat of NCIS, followed by The 28th Annual Kennedy Center Honors, with Tony Bennett, Robert Redford, Tina Turner, Suzanne Farrell, and Julie Harris.
• There's a new Fear Factor on NBC at 8, followed by repeat eps of My Name Is Earl, The Office, and Law and Order: SVU.
• The WB has repeats of Gilmore Girls and Supernatural, while UPN is has the film All About The Benjamins.
• TBS has two funny repeats of Friends, starting at 8.
• ABC Family has Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas In July. It's on at 8 too.
• Emeril tries some "Cooking With Champagne" on the Food Network at 8.
• At 9, Spike has one of the better Roger Moore 007 outings, For Your Eyes Only.
• Also at 9, HBO2 has Adam Sandler in Spanglish.
• At 10, A&E has two repeats of Airline, while TNT has a repeat of The Closer.
• AMC has Honeymoon in Vegas at 10, with Nicolas Cage.
• Also at 10, E! has a new ep of Gastineau Girls, followed by the special Big Buzz Gone Bad, which focuses on pop culture trends that went bad.
• At 11, BBC America has Monty Python's Flying Circus, followed by two eps of Coupling.
• Also at 11, Style Network has a new Isaac, with guests Selma Blair, Roger Bart, and Kimberley Locke.