At 8, ABC has a new episode of The Next Best Thing, followed by a new American Inventor and a new Traveler.
- CBS has a new Creature Comforts at 8.
- NBC has a new Deal Or No Deal at 8, then the season premiere of Last Comic Standing.
- There's a new, two-hour So You Think You Can Dance on FOX at 8.
- TCM has The Big Combo at 8, with Cornel Wilde, then Suddenly, Last Summer, with Elizabeth Taylor, Katharine Hepburn and Montgomery Clift.
- At 9 on CNN, Larry King talks to Regis Philbin.
- There's a new Mythbusters on Discovery at 9.
- BBC America has a new Footballer's Wives at 9.
- Also at 9: the Travel Channel has a new "Fathers and Sons" World Poker Tour.
- At 10, FX has the season premiere of Rescue Me.
- Bravo has the season premiere of Top Chef at 10.
- At 10:30, Comedy Central has the series premiere of Lil' Bush.
Check your local TV listings for more.

More than five years after Comedy Central cancelled
That's My Bush!, the network is planning to air another series that mocks the president. This time it's a cartoon called
Lil' Bush: Resident of the United States. It portrays Mr. Bush and key members of his administration as "elementary school misfits". Characters include Lil' Cheney, who mumbles, and Lil' Condi, who does Lil' Bush's homework for him because she has a crush on him. Capers include torturing the lunch ladies Abu Ghraib-style when they serve falafels instead of hot dogs for lunch. The shorts are pretty funny, though they go for the easy laughs about the president's vocabulary and his cowboy attitude. It's a little more low-brow than edgier Comedy Central shows,
The Colbert Report and
The Daily Show.
The network has ordered six episodes of
Lil' Bush, which got its start in September as animated clips through Amp'd Mobile. It's also up on YouTube, where it has been viewed more than 230,000 times. This news isn't going to sit well with the creator of
Lil' Bill and Lil' Hill cartoons, who accuses the Lil' Bush creators of
ripping him off.
YouTube video of the falafel episode is after the jump.