Harry Potter movie marathon (9am, ABC Family) - ABC Family is airing an all-day marathon of Harry Potter movies, beginning at 9am with "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone." "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" follows at 12:30pm, and then "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" at 4:30pm, and "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" at 7:30.

Battlestar Galactica (7pm, BBC America) - President Roslin questions the judgement of Adama and Apollo when they put the fleet at risk to find Starbuck, whose Viper disappeared after a run-in with a Cylon patrol. A second episode airs at 8.

Dino Gangs (8pm, Discovery) - The remains of 68 Tyrannosaurus rexes are recovered in the Gobi Desert, and research suggests that the species may have been deadlier than previously thought.

A Fairly Odd Movie: Grow Up, Timmy Turner! (8pm, Nick) - A live-action version of the cartoon "The Fairly OddParents" finds 23-year-old Timmy (Drake Bell) wanting to remain a kid forever so he can hold on to his fairy godparents. However, he considers changing his mind when a grown-up Tootie returns to town.

Carson Nation (10pm, OWN) - Carson travels to Scottsdale, Arizona, where he helps a transgender woman who has lived as a man for 60 years.

Battlestar Galactica (7pm, BBC America) - In case you missed it the first time around, this popular and critically acclaimed Syfy series is re-airing each Saturday night on BBC America. Last weekend we got the mini-series episodes, and tonight the actual series eps begin (two episodes each week, one at 7 p.m. and another at 8). The series stars Edward James Olmos and Mary McDonnell (right). Richard Hatch, from the original 1978 "Battlestar Galactica" series, appears tonight as an imprisoned alleged terrorist. (Netflix is also streaming the episodes from all four seasons, if you need more than two episodes per week).

Despicable Me (8pm, HBO) - An elite supervillain (voiced by Steve Carell) tries to steal the moon from the sky using his vast weaponry and an army of minions, but his evil machinations are undermined by three orphaned girls who see him as a father figure, despite his diabolical intentions.

Ice Pilots (9pm, National Geographic Channel) - Crews race to deliver mining equipment on a frozen-lake airstrip that's melting in spring temperatures. Also, pilots on the Turkey trip face volcanoes and heavy air traffic.

From Spain with Love (9:30pm, Cooking) - Host Annie Sibonney explores chocolate delicacies in Madrid and Barcelona.

Carson Nation (10pm, OWN) - Carson is in Odessa, Texas, where a man wants a new look to surprise his wife on her 40th birthday. Carson also helps out a woman battling cancer who needs to feel beautiful again, and a 911 dispatcher who won't go out in public because of the scars on her face.

If your pop culture knowledge has a big gap in the shape of 'Battlestar Galactica,' you can join me today in watching the repeats on BBC America.

The network has acquired the complete run of the series and it all begins today. All reports I've read say the series starts at 7 p.m., but there's a two-hour 5 p.m. episode that various BSG geeks tell me we should also catch. So I'm taping all four hours tonight. Join me!
 

I have heard such amazing things about this series, I hope my expectations aren't set too high.

I didn't watch "Battlestar Galactica" yet I was intrigued by the pilot of "Caprica," the prequel to that show that airs tonight on Syfy at 9.

Of course, that might be why. For those familiar with this world, it might seem like a retread or simply forced.

Set 58 years earlier than BG, the show focuses on two fathers, Daniel Graystone (Eric Stoltz), a computer genius specializing in artificial intelligence, and Joseph Adama (Esai Morales), a prominent attorney. (Frakin', by the way, is the expletive of choice on "Caprica.")

Hope for Haiti (8pm) - This is airing on pretty much every network in the world. Read more about the program and those scheduled to perform.

Caprica (9pm, SyFy) - The premiere of a new show which serves as a prequel to Syfy's acclaimed hit, "Battlestar Galactica." "Caprica" is set more than 50 years prior to BSG and tonight's episode focuses on a tragedy that impacts the Graystone and Adama families. Eric Stoltz and Esai Morales (left) star. Our review of "Caprica."

Spartacus: Blood and Sand (10pm, Starz) - Lucy Lawless is one of the stars of this new action drama about a rebellious Roman slave played by Andy Whitfield. Tonight, Spartacus and his fellow fighters align themselves with Rome to protect their homeland, but become disenchanted with Rome when their village is invaded by barbarians.

Late Night with Conan O'Brien (11:35pm, NBC) - It's Conan O'Brien's final night hosting "The Tonight Show" for those bozos at NBC, and considering some of his other antics this week, there's no telling what he'll do. It'll be worth checking out. His final guests are scheduled to be Tom Hanks (who gave O'Brien his much-despised nickname "Coco"), Will Ferrell (who was his first guest on the show), and Neil Young.

SyFy's "Battlestar Galactica" was voted Television Program of the Year at the Television Critics Awards Saturday night.

HBO's "True Blood" was named Best New Show, AMC's "Mad Men" was named Best Drama, and Bryan Cranston won Best Actor for AMC's "Breaking Bad."

"Big Bang Theory," which was shut out in Emmy nominations, was named Best Comedy, and "Big Bang Theory" actor Jim Parsons was honored for Individual Achievement in Comedy.

Check out the full list of winners.