• At 8, CBS has the season premiere of Big Brother, followed by a new Pirate Master.
• There's a "Backyard Party" on a new Emeril Live, at 8 on Food Network.
• TCM has two Randolph Scott westerns starting at 8: Seven Men From Now and Decision At Sundown.
• At 9, Al Gore guests on CNN's Larry King Live.
• At 10, USA has a new Burn Notice.
• Bravo has a new Hey Paula at 10.
• Also at 10: Sundance has a new Live From Abbey Road, with Shawn Colvin, Ray LaMontagne, The Zutons, and Nerina Pallot.
• At 10:30, BBC America has a new Hollyoaks.

Check your local TV listings for more.

Child actor Gary Gray died of cancer on April 4. The LA Times has the obituary.

Gray made his acting debut in Joan Crawford's A Woman's Face, but is probably best known for the many Westerns he was in, including Return of the Bad Men and Rachel and the Stranger. He played Nancy Reagan's (Davis) son in The Next Voice You Hear, appeared in films with Bob Hope and Virginia Mayo, appeared on I Love Lucy, and was in the last Lassie movie that MGM made in 1951, The Painted Hills.

(Oh, the pic? That's Gray on the right. On the left? Dean Stockwell!)