• Ken Levine has a great post about the killing off of popular TV characters, and talks about how the unexpected death of Henry Blake on M*A*S*H really stunned people.
• Aaron Barnhart has the press release NBC sent out, announcing that DirecTV had picked up the Sleuth Channel and its 15 million subscribers. That's the same amount of subscribers that TRIO had when DirecTV dropped that channel.
• Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch blog recounts what must have been an odd episode of Live with Regis and Kelly, with Vince Vaughn (subbing for Reege) talking about a childhood car accident, Kelly talking about her son breaking his arm earlier this week, and guest Denis Leary talking about how his dog died by eating 27 pounds of deer meat.
• Reality Blurred blog is reporting that the cast for Surreal Life 8 will include Randy "Macho Man" Savage, Phil Hellmuth, Playmate Tina Jordan, and Type O Negative's Peter Steele.
• Geek Entertainment TV has a video interview with comedian Tom Green.

• FOX has a new lineup tonight starting at 7pm: Malcolm, King of the Hill, The Simpsons, The War At Home, Family Guy, and Free Ride.
• CBS has a new 60 Minutes at 7, followed by a new Cold Case and repeats of CSI and Without A Trace.
• NBC has a new Dateline, followed by new eps of The West Wing, Law and Order: CI, and Crossing Jordan.
• ABC has two eps of Extreme Makeover, followed by new eps of Desperate Housewives and Grey's Anatomy.
• Also at 7: The WB has two repeats of Reba and then two repeats of Charmed.
• There's a marathon of Little People, Big World starting at 7 on TLC.
• At 8, Lifetime has a new ep of Cheerleader Nation.
• Looks like they're running out of ideas for the E! True Hollywood Story. Tonight at 8: behind America's Next Top Model.
• AMC has Goldfinger at 8, my favorite Bond flick.
• At 9, Food Network has a new ep of The Next Food Network Star.
• A new Sopranos airs on HBO at 9.
• VH-1 has a new Surreal Life at 9, followed by a new Hogan Knows Best.
• On a new Intervention, the son of former lead singer of Three Dog Night tries to kick drugs. It's on A&E at 10.
• 10pm movies: IFC has Johnny Depp and Martin Landau in Ed Wood, while Sundance has Heathers.
• At midnight, Cartoon Network has a new Minoriteam.

• At 7pm, CBS has a new 60 Minutes, followed by a new episode of Cold Case and the movie Time Bomb.
• ABC has two new eps of Extreme Makeover, followed by a repeat Desperate Housewives and a new Grey's Anatomy.
• NBC has a new Dateline at 7, followed by new eps of The West Wing, Law and Order: CI, and Crossing Jordan.
• FOX has a new Malcolm at 7, then a new Simpsons, a new War At Home, a repeat Family Guy, and then a new Free Ride.
• At 7, The WB has something called The Second JammX Kids All-Star Dance Special, followed by two Charmed repeats.
• Two Tom Hanks classics air at 8: Forrest Gump on TNT, and Big on AMC.
• Also at 8: The History Channel has a marathon of new Super Tools episodes.
• There's a new Sopranos on HBO at 9, followed by a new Big Love.
• Get ready for another season of The Surreal Life. It's on VH-1 at 9.
• Also at 9: Spike has a marathon of The Shield.
• At 10, HGTV has a new If Walls Could Talk.

Singer Pink reportedly tied the knot this weekend with her motocross racing boyfriend Carey Hart, in Costa Rica. I can't say that Pink is one of my fave singers, but dang! I gotta give the girl props for those abs. Hart, as you may recall, was also on the fifth season of Surreal Life (What? You didn't watch it either?). Hopefully the Grammy-winning singer will have sense enough not to allow anyone to talk her into making a reality show of her first year of marriage (she can ask Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey how well that idea worked out).