TVSquad

• At 7, ABC has a new America's Funniest Home Videos, followed by new episodes of Extreme Makeover, Desperate Housewives, and Brothers & Sisters.
• CBS has a new 60 Minutes at 7.
• NBC has a new, two-hour Dateline at 7, followed by the season premiere of Chuck (two episodes).
• At 8, FOX has a new Simpsons, then The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special: in 3-D! On Ice! and a new Cleveland Show.
• Food Network has a new Challenge at 8, followed by new episodes of Iron Chef America and Worst Cooks in America.
• At 9, CBS has a new Cold Case.
• PBS has a new Masterpiece Classic at 9.
• HBO has the season premiere of Big Love at 9.
• TLC has Brace For Impact: The Chesley B. Sullenberger Story at 9.
• History Channel has the season premiere of Ax Men at 9, followed by the series premiere of Madhouse.
• Also at 9: Syfy has Battlestar Galactica: The Plan.
• At 10, A&E has a new The Jacksons: A Family Dynasty.

Check your local TV listings for more.

It looks like the Fox "Animation Domination" lineup will be changing. It took FOX long enough to put together a solid two hour block of animated cartoons on Sunday, but now comes word that the tides are a-changing. After thirteen years on the air, King of the Hill will wrap production at the end of this season. Of course, there will be new episodes in the can for airing even into next season. Not to mention that this isn't the first time Hill has been canceled, and ratings now are better than they were then. In fact, executive producer John Altschuler said, "It would be very odd for King of the Hill to not keep going."

At the same time, Seth MacFarlane's "other" show American Dad, has just been picked up for a fifth season. It makes sense for FOX to let King of the Hill go at this time, considering that Family Guy spin-off The Cleveland Show is waiting in the wings. On the other side, though, shouldn't they wait to see if that's going to work before they dump a solid perennial performer like Hill? The way they're going, Seth MacFarlane is going to own Sunday nights.