TVSquad

Doubting Thomas, a new drama pilot for Showtime slated for sometime in 2008, focuses on the family of a televangelist who must soldier on after the father has a stroke. The youngest son, who wants nothing to do with the family business, is forced to return and take over the ministry.

The new series is being co-produced by George Clooney. Brian Kirk, who helmed episodes of The Tudors and Brotherhood, will direct the pilot. John from Cincinnati co-executive producer Peter Spears is writing the pilot script.

• ABC has a new America's Funniest Home Videos at 7pm, followed by a new Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, a repeat Desperate Housewives, and then a new Grey's Anatomy.
• CBS has a new 60 Minutes at 7, followed by a new Cold Case and the movie The Water Is Wide.
• NBC has a new two hour Dateline at 7, followed by a repeat Law and Order: CI and a new Crossing Jordan.
• FOX has a repeat Malcolm at 7, then new eps of King of the Hill, The Simpsons, The War At Home, Family Guy and American Dad.
• The WB has two Reba repeats starting at 7, then two repeats of Charmed. 
• Also at 7: the Sci-Fi Channel has the vampire flick The Forsaken.
• At 8, MSNBC has a new MSNBC Reports, "The Fugitive," followed by a new MSNBC Special, "Ethical Edge: The Workplace."
• TBS and TNT both have The 12th Annual Screen Actor's Guild Awards at 8.
• At 9, ESPN has The Winter X Games, while ESPN2 has Figure Skating.
• PBS has a new "Bleak House" edition of Masterpiece Theater (check local listings).
• Lifetime has a new Strong Medicine at 9, followed by a new Missing.
• Comedy Central has Jim Gaffigan: Beyond the Pale. It's on at 9 too.
• Also at 9: Food Network has Secrets of Kitchen Stadium, a behind the scenes look at Iron Chef America. It's followed by the Fire & Ice competition.
• At 10, TBS has George Clooney in O Brother, Where Art Thou?
• An interesting double bill on The Movie Channel at 10: the family comedy Good Boy! (not sure why it's on so late), followed by The Punisher, with Thomas Jane.
• At 11, AMC has The Color Of Money, with Newman and Cruise.
• At midnight, a new Morel Orel on the Cartoon Network.