Antiques Roadshow (8pm, UNC-TV) - An installment from Tulsa features a 1960 first edition of "To Kill a Mockingbird" inscribed by author Harper Lee.

The Bachelor (8pm, ABC) - UNC PhD student (and Duke undergrad!) Emily O'Brien (pictured here on the right) joins Ben on a group date with 11 other women. They enact a play written by children of Sonoma, California, Ben's hometown. Later, things get steamy between Blakeley (from Charlotte) and Ben.

Pretty Little Liars (8pm, ABC Family) - Hanna's friends want to use Caleb's computer skills to help them uncover A's identity, but Hanna is hesitant to involve him and instead throws him a surprise party.

First Week In (9pm, Discovery) - Three first-time inmates adjust to prison life in the debut of a new reality series following newly incarcerated criminals through their first week in jail.

Rock Center with Brian Williams (10pm, NBC) - An interview with George Clooney and a look at Mitt Romney's roots.

Castle (10pm, ABC) - A womanizer leading a double life falls to his death following his latest conquest, and a surprising revelation in the investigation may interfere with Ryan and Jenny's wedding.

Chuck (8pm, NBC) - Awesome is mistaken for a super spy by the evil Sydney Price (Angie Harmon) so Chuck must become his handler and show him the ropes. Brandon Routh ("Superman Returns") also guest stars.

24 (8pm, Fox) - Another two hours of Jack saving the world. 

Antiques Roadshow (8pm, UNC-TV) - The conclusion of the Raleigh episodes. The crew visits the Museum of the Cape Fear in Fayetteville, and highlights Civil War-era weapons that were made in North Carolina. Look for items related to Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1966 visit to Durham.

How I Met Your Mother (8pm, CBS) - Marshall tries to convince Lily that a beautiful woman (Amanda Peet) kissed him. Robin learns she's the subject of a drinking game.

Life Unexpected (9pm, CW) - A great new series from The CW about a young girl in foster care who tracks down her birth parents hoping she can get emancipated and live on her own. 

Big Bang Theory (9:30pm, CBS) - When Leonard and Sheldon's apartment is robbed, they create an elaborate security system.

How I Met Your Mother (8pm, CBS) - CBS comedies return tonight, and HIMYM brings it with their 100th episode, in which Barney (Neil Patrick Harris) has to choose between giving up his trademark suits and getting a girl he wants (Stacy Keilber). It features the cast in a musical number called "Nothing Suits Me Like a Suit" and has guest stars Rachel Bilson and Tim Gunn.

House (8pm, Fox) - "House" was originally slated to return with new episodes on January 25, but returns early just to mess with "Chuck," which is debuting in its regular time slot tonight. In addition to the usual case ("It's not lupus."), House and Wilson vie for the attention of a neighbor, and Taub and Thirteen try to play a practical joke on Foreman.

Chuck (8pm, NBC) - Chuck has to protect a visiting dictator, played by Armand Assante, and he needs Awesome's help to get the job done.

Antiques Roadshow (8pm, UNC-TV) - The second episode filmed in Raleigh. Read all about it.

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Last week's premiere episode of "Antiques Roadshow" from Raleigh featured the famous "million-dollar jade" find, but there are still plenty of big surprises and big ticket items left to see on tomorrow night's show.

The premiere of the first of three "Antiques Roadshow" episodes filmed in Raleigh during the summer delivered some huge ratings for UNC-TV.

UNC-TV's communications director Steve Volstad reports that in the Triangle, Monday night's show had a 6.7 rating and a 9 share. That translates into about 125,000 viewers in the Raleigh area alone -- the highest ratings for the public television network in quite some time.

Tonight's premiere of the Raleigh episodes of "Antiques Roadshow" features North Carolinians with a variety of treasures and heirlooms to show off. And you never know -- you just might see your neighbor waltzing through with a $40,000 doo-dad.

The episode has everything from pottery and paintings to Civil War relics and yes, even the "million-dollar jade."

Sadly, that now-famous jade, which was given an original appraisal of $700k to $1.07 million, fell far short of that dollar amount when sold at auction in October. The jade is from the 18th Century Qianlong Jade Collection.

Heroes (8pm, NBC) - A two-hour "Heroes" in which Claire becomes suspicious of Samuel, Peter struggles to accept Nathan's death, and Sylar returns to the Carnival.  

Antiques Roadshow (8pm, UNC-TV) - The first of three episodes filmed in Raleigh back in July of 2009. 

Antiques Roadshow Raleigh: Behind the Scenes (9pm, UNC-TV) - UNC-TV gives us a special look at what it takes to put together the touring appraisal show, and what the show's producers and appraisers thought of their time in Raleigh.

The Bachelor: On the Wings of Love (8pm, ABC) - In my opinion, ABC made a strange pick for this season: Jake, the "too nice" airline pilot from "The Bachelorette" who flew across the country to rat out that jerk-face two-timing hillbilly Wes, and then cried like a baby outside Jillian's hotel room. Speaking of Jillian, she and fiance Ed will be on hand tonight to help Jake sort through the 25 women. The whole idea of this makes me a little sick, but I bet I watch.

Conveyor Belt of Love (10pm, ABC) - Five women check out 30 men on a conveyor belt, with the belt stopping for 60 seconds so each man can plead his case. In the end, each woman gets a man. Okay, now I do feel sick.

Men of a Certain Age (10pm, TNT) - Owen's family must stay at his hateful father's house when his own home, which is still under construction, loses power. 

PBS's hit series "Antiques Roadshow" filmed three episodes in Raleigh this past summer, breaking all kinds of records and even making one person a millionaire.

We're now very close to seeing those episodes air.

The first installment will air Monday night (January 4) at 8pm on UNC-TV, and the other shows will air on the next two Monday nights. 

To get you primed for the premiere, here's our summer coverage of "Antiques Roadshow."  In addition to the millionaire jade story, we talked to a guy with a chair from the original "Planet of the Apes" movie and a family with ceremonial spears, and I even got my mules appraised. Luci Chavez also wrote about an Apex woman with a historic family heirloom.

We'll have more on the "Antiques Roadshow" premiere on Monday. 

Click below for more photos from the taping of "Antiques Roadshow" in Raleigh on Saturday.

When I got the press rules for covering the "Antiques Roadshow" taping in downtown Raleigh on Saturday, I discovered that I was allowed to take an item with me for appraisal. The idea was to give me a unique perspective on the process.

I'm not sure I achieved that perspective, because I didn't have to wait in line for hours like the other 6,000 or so folks there. Happy for me, sad for them.

But I did get to speak to one of the show's appraisers who closely examined my treasures: a brown cast iron boot jack in the shape of a donkey's head with "Roosevelt" stamped in one ear and "In '32" stamped in the other; and its companion piece, a small, iron, braying donkey bottle opener with "F.D.R." stamped on its behind.