Here's tonight's TV lineup (all times Eastern).

• At 8, ABC has a new, two-hour episode of 'The Bachelor.'
• NBC has The Olympics at 8.
• The CW has new episodes of 'One Tree Hill' and 'Life Unexpected.'
• PBS has a new 'Antiques Roadshow' at 8.
• ABC Family has a new 'Secret Life of the American Teenager' at 8, then new episodes of 'Make It or Break It' and 'Greek.'
• Nickelodeon has a new 'Penguins of Madagascar' at 8, followed by a new 'Glenn Martin, DDS.'
• At 8:30, Food Network has a new 'Unwrapped.'
• At 9, FOX has a new '24.'
• USA has a new 'Monday Night RAW' at 9.
• Also at 9: History Channel has a new 'American Pickers,' followed by two new episodes of 'Pawn Stars.'
• At 10, FX has a new 'Damages.'
• There's a new 'Men of a Certain Age' on TNT at 10.
• Food Network has a new 'Diner, Drive-Ins, and Dives' at 10.
• A&E has a new 'Hoarders' at 10.

Check your local TV listings for more.

After the jump, the late night talk shows.

Here are the new TV DVDs, in stores tomorrow.

'Studio One' is one of those shows I wasn't sure they'd ever release on DVD. Sure, it's an important, classic shows, but I wondered if they'd bother releasing them and if some of the tapes were erased or in horrible condition. There was a big 'Studio One' set released last year, and this week we have 'Twelve Angry Men' and the Rod Serling dramas in separate sets. Really great stuff, and well worth getting if you're into TV history.

Or you could buy season one of 'Gary Unmarried.'

• 'Army Wives' - Season 3
• 'Fraggle Rock' - Wembley's Egg Surprise
• 'Gary Unmarried' - Season 1
• 'The Guild' - Season 3
• 'JAG' - The Final Season

• At 8, ABC has a new Supernanny, followed by new episodes of Ugly Betty and 20/20.
• PBS has a new Washington Week at 8, then new episodes of NOW and Bill Moyers Journal.
• MyNetwork TV has a new Smackdown! at 8.
• HGTV has a new Divine Design at 8.
• Nickelodeon has two new episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants at 8, then two new episodes of The Penguins of Madagascar.
• At 9, USA has a new Monk, followed by a new White Collar.
• Travel Channel has two new episodes of Ghost Adventures at 9.
• Also at 9: HBO2 has a Bored To Death marathon.
• At 10, Food Network has a new "best of" Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives.
• At 11, VH-1 has a new Storytellers with Foo Fighters.

Check your local TV listings for more.

After the jump, the late night talk shows.

There's a long-standing tradition of porting successful animated movies to ongoing television series, with mixed results. DreamWorks recently delivered the manic Penguins of Madagascar, and now Nickelodeon is bringing Kung Fu Panda to the screen as a series. Think about this: Penguins is bringing 13 million viewers a week. Granted, they're 2-11 years old, but it's still a pretty impressive number. I expect Panda can bring even bigger numbers. Certainly my son will be thrilled. Now he'll have two reasons to watch Nick (he's in love with iCarly).

He dragged me to the movie, and I was ready to write it off as horrible before it started because I didn't like the title. It was a little too goofy. But the movie was infectious in its joy. The expanded cast of characters leaves to a great deal of potential, and the panda Po himself is so ridiculous as a kung fu master you can't help but enjoy it. And now I can force him to stop watching the horrible Skunk Fu! to get his anthropomorphic martial arts fix.