TVSquad

• Did you know that Fine Living has new episodes of Emeril Live every night at 7?
• At 8, ABC has a new Wipeout, followed by new episodes of I Survived A Japanese Game Show and Primetime: The Outsiders.
• FOX has a new Moment of Truth (I thought the summer finale already happened?) at 8, then the season finale of Hell's Kitchen.
• NBC has new episodes of Celebrity Family Feud and America's Got Talent.
• At 9, Discovery has a new Deadliest Catch, then a new After The Catch.
• At 10, FX has a new Rescue Me minisode, followed by the season finale of 30 Days.
• Bravo has a new Flipping Out at 10.
• Lifetime Movie Network has the movie Nightmare at the End of the Hall at 10.

Check your local TV listings for more.

Has Bravo gone to the well once too much? It sure seems that way. Hot on the success of The Real Housewives of New York City, which was inspired by The Real Housewives of Orange County, Bravo is now rolling out The Real Housewives of Atlanta.

Now, listen, I've watched the first two series; I admit that they are addictive. And they're convenient because Bravo re-airs them again and again, but come on! This is like Coffee-Mate coming up with all these flavored creamers. Do we really need so many creamers?

Bravo is bringing back Million Dollar Listing for a second season this summer. The docu-series gives viewers an inside look at the most exclusive realtors in the Los Angeles area, a luxurious but dangerous place to work. Despite the soft market, these agents will stop at nothing to close million dollar deals in neighborhoods like Malibu, Beverly Hills and Hollywood.

Josh Flagg, Madison Hildebrand and Chad Rogers, L.A.'s up-and-coming realtors, are the stars of this season. Flagg is known to send clients up in helicopters to view properties and has wrapped a home in a big red bow for a pair of new owners. Hildebrand, touted as the "King of Malibu," has sold over 80 million in real estate in the past two years. Rogers had his real estate license at the age of 18. Some of his celebrity clients include Paris Hilton, Nick Lachey, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Minnie Driver, and Coach Larry Brown.

• At 8, ABC has the series premiere of Wipeout, followed by the series premiere of I Survived A Japanese Game Show and a new Primetime: The Outsiders.
• NBC has the series premiere of Celebrity Family Feud, then a new America's Got Talent.
• At 9, FOX has a new Hell's Kitchen.
• PBS has a new Frontline at 9.
• Discovery has a new Deadliest Catch at 9.
• VH-1 has two new episodes of I Love The Millennium starting at 9.
• At 10, FX has a new minisode of Rescue Me, then a new 30 Days.
• There's a new Mega Disasters on History Channel at 10.
• Bravo has a new Flipping Out at 10.
• HBO has a new Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel at 10.
• Also at 10: Oxygen has a new Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood.

Check your local TV listings for more.

(S02E01) I watched the first season of Flipping Out on Bravo last summer based on a teaser I saw during Top Chef 3. The show is about a real estate "flipper" who buys properties, fixes them up and then resells them for a profit. You might say, "Yawn, that's just like a bunch of other shows on TLC, Discovery, et al." Well, yes, that's true.

But Flipping Out isn't really about the flipping, it's about the flipper -- Jeff Lewis. This guy Lewis is not normal. I mean it, he's not. He says he's not. He's obsessive compulsive and it comes out in everything he does. It makes him a better flipper, because of his attention to detail, but it also makes him really hard to take if you're his employee, partner or contractor. But, boy, is it fun to watch Jeff Lewis's life! That's what Flipping Out is really all about and it's back.

• At 8, ABC has game six of the Celtics/Lakers NBA Finals.
• CBS has the new special AFI's 10 Top 10 at 8.
• NBC has a new Deal or No Deal at 8, followed by the season premiere of America's Got Talent.
• FOX has new episodes of Moment of Truth and Hell's Kitchen.
• At 9, PBS has a new Frontline.
• Discovery has a new Deadliest Catch at 9, then a new After The Catch.
• At 10, FX has a new 30 Days.
• Bravo has the season premiere of Flipping Out at 10.
• History Channel has a new Mega Disasters at 10.
• Oxygen has the premiere of Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood at 10.
• Also at 10: Sci-Fi has a new ECW.

Check your local TV listings for more.

He's the most colorful, neurotic, and unpredictable real estate speculator / house flipper on television and he's back on Bravo this June. Once again, fans of Flipping Out will get to watch Jeff Lewis buy properties, renovate them and sell them for six-figure profits, all while torturing his assistants and other employees.

But this season will be different. Firstly, the soft market should create even more drama and tension in Jeff's world. Secondly, Jeff is trying to turn over a new leaf and not treat his employees like, well, you know. I'm skeptical. I seem to remember Jeff nearly "flipping out" about not getting the right combination of lemonade, fruit punch, iced tea and sprite for his beverage. He also fires someone at least once an episode. In fact, this season Jeff installs a nanny cam to spy on his workers.

You know they have to been ticked off at Bravo about losing Project Runway to Lifetime. Still, Bravo execs stood up at a breakfast in New York to announce their new schedule, all happy and smiling. The good news is that they still have some good stuff coming up, starting with more Kathy Griffin, another season of goofy Jeff Lewis, the house flipper, and -- oh, yeah -- one more edition of Project Runway. Should we call in the auld lang syne edition?

Here's the rundown of what's coming back for Bravo:

-- Project Runway: The last Bravo season (unless something changes) will begin in July 2008, with the usual cast of judges.

• At 8, ABC has two new episodes of Just For Laughs, then new episodes of Primetime: Crime and i-Caught.
• FOX has a new On The Lot at 8.
• NBC has a new America's Got Talent at 8, followed by a new Singing Bee.
• ESPN has two new episodes of The World Series of Poker starting at 8, then a new episode of The Bronx Is Burning.
• At 9, CBS has a new Big Brother.
• CNBC has a new Conversations with Michael Eisner at 9.
• There's a new Bill Engvall Show at 9 on TBS.
• A&E has a new Dog The Bounty Hunter at 9.
• Sci-Fi has a new Eureka at 9.
• Also at 9: History Channel has a new episode of The Universe.
• At 9:30, Food Network has a new Giada's Weekend Getaways.
• At 10, FX has a new Damages.
• TLC has a new L.A. Ink at 10.
• A&E has a new Criss Angel: Mindfreak at 10.
• Bravo has a new Flipping Out at 10.

Check your local TV listings for more.