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awards show to go on the air during the strike, giving us a
chance to see what an awards show is like without clips.
without writers and without most celebrities. That sounds
exact,y like the people's choice. (C85, 9 p.m.)
-N "One Tree Hill" In one of the more intriguing reboots
in memory, this teen soap jumps four years from the end of the
last season, bringing Chad Michael Murray and the gang back** "Cashmere Mafia" Producer Darren Star hopes this
tale of four ambitious women (led by Lucy Liu and Miranda
Otto) will be as hot as "Sex and the City." (ABC, 1.0 p.m.)
N ttThe Wiret'The best show on TV returns for its fifth
and final season. (HBO,9 p.m.)
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quiet time with Jon Stewait as he returns to the air sans
writers. Hmm ... now we'll find out exactly just how cleverfor the future. Among the revelations: Brooke (Sophia Bush) is
now a successful fashion designer in New York City. GW,8 p.m.)
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N "Criminal Minds" star Joe Mantegna's daughter
Gina guests as a teen caught by a serial killer who
threatens to kill her unless he's stopped in time by the
Behavioral Analysis Unit. Um, Mr. Mantegna? This is a little
creepy, we have to say. (CBS, 9 p.m.)
N "Gossip Girl" The likely season finale (thanks to the
writers strike) shows Serena (Blake Lively) buying a pregnancy
test and getting outed on the GG site. (CW,9 p.m.)
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N ttUgly Betty" Betty (America Ferrera) pushes her boss
to use "real" people for Fashion Week instead of anorexic
models. Are there "real" people in that industry? (ABC, I p.m.)
*NN "The Celebrity Apprentice" The Donatd returns
with an all-celeb edition of his reality series. Up first: the
celebs, including Marilu Henner and a lesser Baldwin, must
produce a commercial for a pet-adoption agency. (NBc,9 p.m.)
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latest batch of mysteries waiting to be solved by the OCD-
suffering neatnik detective. (USA,9 p.m.)
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N "iCarly" Despite having a webcam in her bedroom,
Carly is apparently the "good" one among her friends. Tonight
she has a grade changed via computer, then feels guilty. She
probably fears going to iDetention Hall. (Nickelodeon, S p.m.)
Michael Giltz
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Stewart is, won't we, sir? (Comedy Central, 11 p.m.)
TI..}SSOAK JANUARY g
N "People's Choice Awards" Here's the first major
awards show to go on the air during the strike, giving us a
chance to see what an awards show is like without clips.
without writers and without most celebrities. That sounds
exact,y like the people's choice. (C85, 9 p.m.)
-N "One Tree Hill" In one of the more intriguing reboots
in memory, this teen soap jumps four years from the end of the
last season, bringing Chad Michael Murray and the gang back** "Cashmere Mafia" Producer Darren Star hopes this
tale of four ambitious women (led by Lucy Liu and Miranda
Otto) will be as hot as "Sex and the City." (ABC, 1.0 p.m.)
N ttThe Wiret'The best show on TV returns for its fifth
and final season. (HBO,9 p.m.)
Mol{sAY, JANTJARY 7
*\;;ih;-iliU 5now Wiin .ron siewJi{;;r riiir.
quiet time with Jon Stewait as he returns to the air sans
writers. Hmm ... now we'll find out exactly just how cleverfor the future. Among the revelations: Brooke (Sophia Bush) is
now a successful fashion designer in New York City. GW,8 p.m.)
wHshs gssAY. "iA${uARY s
N "Criminal Minds" star Joe Mantegna's daughter
Gina guests as a teen caught by a serial killer who
threatens to kill her unless he's stopped in time by the
Behavioral Analysis Unit. Um, Mr. Mantegna? This is a little
creepy, we have to say. (CBS, 9 p.m.)
N "Gossip Girl" The likely season finale (thanks to the
writers strike) shows Serena (Blake Lively) buying a pregnancy
test and getting outed on the GG site. (CW,9 p.m.)
YHTJRSFAY" JANqJARV $S
N ttUgly Betty" Betty (America Ferrera) pushes her boss
to use "real" people for Fashion Week instead of anorexic
models. Are there "real" people in that industry? (ABC, I p.m.)
*NN "The Celebrity Apprentice" The Donatd returns
with an all-celeb edition of his reality series. Up first: the
celebs, including Marilu Henner and a lesser Baldwin, must
produce a commercial for a pet-adoption agency. (NBc,9 p.m.)
sRr&AX JANUARY"!T
N ;;M;;i;' ilil il;";; i;'v in"rn.,n i.il' ;;.il; --
latest batch of mysteries waiting to be solved by the OCD-
suffering neatnik detective. (USA,9 p.m.)
SATIJRDAY. JAhIUA,RY 1?
N "iCarly" Despite having a webcam in her bedroom,
Carly is apparently the "good" one among her friends. Tonight
she has a grade changed via computer, then feels guilty. She
probably fears going to iDetention Hall. (Nickelodeon, S p.m.)
Michael Giltz