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• NBC has The Olympics all night.
• At 7:55, Disney Channel has a new Jonas Brothers: Living The Dream, then a marathon of Phineas & Ferb.
• At 8, PBS has a new Washington Week, followed by new episodes of NOW and Bill Moyers Journal.
• The CW has a new Smackdown! at 8.
• ESPN has more Little League World Series coverage at 8.
• TCM has Support Your Local Sheriff at 8, then Support Your Local Gunfighter.
• At 9, USA has a new Monk, then a new Psych.
• Hallmark Channel has the new movie Murder 101: The Locked Room Mystery.
• At 10, CBS has a new Swingtown.
• History Channel has a new Shockwave at 10.
• There's a new episode of The Soup at 10 on E!

• At 8, CBS has a new Ghost Whisperer, then new episodes of Close To Home and Numb3rs.
• NBC has a new, two-hour Dateline at 8, then a new Law and Order.
• PBS has a new NOW at 8, followed by new episodes of Washington Week and Bill Moyers Journal.
• The CW has a new Smackdown! at 8.
• ESPN has an NBA Playoff game at 8.
• Also at 8: Sci-Fi has a new Stargate SG-1, then new eps of Stargate Atlantis and Painkiller Jane.
• At 9 on CNN, Bill Maher hosts an all-star tribute to Larry King.
• AMC has Enter The Dragon at 8, then Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story.
• At 10, ABC has a new 20/20.
• At 11, HBO has a new Real Time With Bill Maher, with guests Sean Penn, Tommy Thompson, and Harold Ford, Jr.

Check your local TV listings for more.

• At 8, PBS has a new NOW, then a new Washington Week.
• NBC has a new Identity at 8, followed by the Miss USA 2007 beauty pageant. Tara Conner's time is up already?
• The CW has a new Friday Night Smackdown at 8.
• CBS has March Madness all night.
• At 9, ABC has a new Six Degrees (yup, it's true).
• There's a new What Not To Wear on TLC at 9.
• FOX has a new episode of The Wedding Bells at 9.
• Also at 9: Hallmark has a new Mystery Woman flick, In The Shadows.
• At 10, Food Network has a new Paula's Party, focusing on "Fair Food," which I would assume means where the food comes from and not the quality itself.
• At 11, HBO has a new Real Time With Bill Maher, with guests Shirley Franklin, mayor of Atlanta, and author David Frum.

Check your local TV listings for more.

• At 8, CBS has a new Ghost Whisperer, followed by new episodes of Close To Home and Numb3rs.
• NBC has a new 1 vs. 100 at 8, then new episodes of Las Vegas and Law and Order.
• FOX has new episodes of Nanny 911 and Trading Spouses.
• There's a new Friday Night Smackdown at 8 on The CW.
• PBS has a new NOW at 8, then a new Washington Week.
• At 9, ABC has two hours of Primetime Live.
• BBC America has a new Hyperdrive at 9, then a new Feel The Force.
• USA has a new Monk at 9, followed by a new Psych.
• At 10, MTV2 has new episodes of Crank Yankers and Celebrity Deathmatch.

Check your local TV listings for more.

• At 8, PBS has a new NOW, followed by a new Washington Week.
• NBC has a new Dateline at 8.
• The CW has a new Smackdown! at 8.
• ABC Family has the 1978 version of Superman at 8.
• Emeril makes his favorite New Year's dishes on Food Network, also at 8.
• At 9, Discovery has a new episode of Man vs. Wild.
• At 10, ABC has a new 20/20.
• The History Channel has a new Dogfights at 10.
• There's a new Paula's Party at 10 on Food Network.

PBS is getting into the coffee game by joining with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters and creating the PBS Blend. The coffee will be organic, and will be "offered in whole bean, 10 oz. packages, and single serve K-cups for use in Keurig Single-Cup brewers."

But the PBS ombudsman column above raises an interesting question: how can PBS get into the for-profit business of selling coffee and other commercial endeavors and still get taxpayer support? Whatever side you happen to fall on, the column probably answers any questions you might have and is well worth reading.

I wonder if they'll do it for certain shows. Maybe a Sesame Street Hazelnut or a Bill Moyers Vanilla Bean. Though I don't really want to know what a McLaughlin Group-flavored coffee would taste like.

[via Romenesko]

PBS has made some of its programming available on iTunes, but instead of paying for the episodes, you simply call a number and pledge money to PBS, download the episode, and then receive a coffee mug or tote bag in the mail. No, I'm kidding, the episodes are the usual $1.99 downloads. The series include Nova (which has had a free vodcast on iTunes already), Scientific American Frontiers, Antiques Roadshow and Now. PBS is also offering a few animated children's programs in its iTunes store, including Arthur, Cyberchase and Fetch! with Ruff Ruffman. The Nova podcast will be a little more pricey at $7.99 per show, and I notice the short-form Nova vodcast hasn't had a new episode since last month, so maybe they're ditching that as well. I hope that isn't the case, since it was a great vodcast, even if it did only offer tiny snippets.

[via Toon Zone]

• At 8, PBS has a new NOW, followed by a new Washington Week.
• Hey, Nanny 911 is back with new episodes at 8 on FOX! Just kidding with my enthusiasm there.
• NBC has a new Dateline at 8.
• UPN has a new Smackdown! at 8.
• At 9, ABC has Fashion Rocks, with Bon Jovi, Beyonce, Christina Aguilara, The Pussycat Dolls, Faith Hill, Tim McGraw, and others.
• Sci-Fi has a new Stargate SG-1 at 9, followed by a new Stargate Atlantis.
• IFC has Being John Malkovich at 9.
• At 10, HBO has George Carlin: Back in Town.