Bachelor Pad (8pm, ABC) - The worst thing about "The Bachelorette" ending is that it means "Bachelor Pad" begins. Fifteen castoffs from "Bachelor" and "Bachelorette" join five "super fans" in a Malibu mansion and begin competing for $250,000 in cash.

Vito (9pm, HBO) - This documentary profiles Vito Russo, a pioneer in the gay rights movement of the early 1970s who was also known as the author of "The Celluloid Closet," a 1981 book that examined LGBT characters in film.

The Closer (9pm, TNT) - Brenda investigates after a popular cancer doctor is savagely killed and his drug supply is taken, and a new assignment causes her to question Raydor's loyalty to Pope.

Bunheads (9pm, ABC Family) - This show gets better each week! Tonight, Michelle's pal visits to help her celebrate her birthday, but their festive plans get sidelined when Fanny takes off and leaves Michelle in charge of her dance classes.

Warehouse 13 (9pm, Syfy) - Following the destruction of Warehouse 13, the team races halfway around the globe in search of a dangerous artifact. This is the Season 4 premiere.

Alphas (10pm, Syfy) - Season 2 picks up eight months after last year's finale, with Dr. Lee Rosen (David Strathairn) having exposed the existence of Alphasto and finding himself descredited and imprisoned by a government desperate to cover up his revelation. Some of the team have disbanded and without Rosen's care and guidance, have regressed into old, destructive ways. A hostage situation forces them to reunite and try to save one of their own. Some of the guest stars on tap for this season include Sean Astin, C. Thomas Howell, Lauren Holly and Summer Glau. Check out the trailer for "Alphas" and a scene from tonight's premiere episode.

Teen Wolf (10pm, MTV) - Scott and Stiles attend Lydia's birthday party, while Derek locks his new wolves up on their first full moon together.

Perception (10pm, TNT) - Pierce and Moretti spring into action when a serial killer from 1986 returns and begins murdering again. Moretti receives advice about the case from her father, who investigated the original killing spree.

The Batmobile (8pm, CW) - An exploration of the history and evolution of the Batmobile includes interviews with actors Christian Bale and Adam West, as well as directors Christopher Nolan, Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher.

Bachelorette: The Men Tell All (8pm, ABC) - Seventeen rejected bachelors talk about Charlotte's Emily Maynard and each other. Later, Emily will give her thoughts on the guys and look back at the season.

Birders: The Central Park Effect (9pm, HBO) - A chronicle of the avian population of New York City's 843-acre landmark park over the course of a y ear, and the humans who delight in documenting their habits and migration patterns. Includes comments from author Jonathan Franzen.

Eureka (9pm, Syfy) - Wormholes randomly materialize around Eureka as the Department of Defense is set to shut the town down in the series finale.

The Closer (9pm, TNT) - Provenza tries to help his ex-wife locate her wedding ring, but it all turns into a giant fumble that includes a robbery and an evidence-destroying canine.

Bunheads (9pm, ABC Family) - Michelle wants to help Fanny organize her finances after discovering how peculiar her bookkeeping method is.

Perception (10pm, TNT) - Pierce is enlisted to help crack the case of a murdered mail-order bride, and it's discovered that the prime suspect suffers from an unusual condition.

The Bachelorette (8pm, ABC) - Charlotte's Emily Maynard arrives in Curacao with Jef, Sean and Arie, and each man will have a chance at the overnight date in the fantasy suite. Later, two men get roses and the chance to meet Emily's family, including her daughter Ricki.

Hard Times: Lost on Long Island (9pm, HBO) - A documentary tracking four suburban New York families who have been affected by unemployment. Adrienne reviews.

The Closer (9pm, TNT) - The second half of the show's seventh and final season begins with Brenda tangling with her nemesis: lawyer and suspected rapist-murderer Phillip Stroh (Billy Burke, at right with Kyra Sedgwick). It's an unusual episode, particularly in format. The story is told in the context of a trial and Brenda's testimony on the stand.

Bunheads (9pm, ABC Family) - Michelle changes her living arrangements, giving her some space from Fanny, while Fanny tries to make sure the Joffrey Ballet summer program remains at her dance studio.

Eureka (9pm, Syfy) - The town's communications systems go haywire because the SmartDust control unit is broken. Next week's episode is the series finale.

American Pickers (9pm, History) -  An Indian motorcycle collection and a samurai artifact are among items discovered in North Carolina. Also, a trip to a former Harley-Davidson dealership.

Perception (10pm, TNT) - A new show in which an offbeat neuroscience professor suffering from paranoid schizophrenia works with the FBI to solve intricate cases. In tonight's first episode, the professor looks into the death of a pharmaceutical executive. Eric McCormack ("Will & Grace") stars. Adrienne reviews.

Opening Act (10pm, E!) - Oh yay, another singing show. In this one, singers are found on the internet and are chosen to be opening acts for top performers, but they get just five days to prepare for the concert. The first episode picks an opening act for Rod Stewart.

Bachelorette (8pm, ABC) - Charlotte's Emily Maynard arrives in Prague with her six remaining bachelors. John (aka "Wolf"), who was nearly sent home last week, gets a one-on-one date and the two visit the Lennon wall, which displays an ever-changing presentation of John Lennon-inspired graffiti, serving as symbol of peace and love. Not sure it's going to help. Also, one of the guys becomes upset for not getting an individual date, while another takes it upon himself to sneak out of the hotel for some forbidden alone time with Emily.

Bunheads (9pm, ABC Family) - Fanny finds out Michelle is the sole beneficiary of Hubble's will, and Michelle's joyride goes badly when she has a confrontation with the police and breaks down in a stranger's driveway.

Me @ the Zoo (9pm, HBO) - A documentary looking at the rise of internet celebrities profiles prolific video blogger Chris Crocker, who was admired -- but mostly despised -- for his 2007 online defense of Britney Spears. Crocker's breakdown has been viewed more than 43 million times on YouTube. Adrienne watched.

Extreme Couponing (10pm, TLC) - In the season finale, a 7-month-pregnant bargain hunter dumpster dives to retrieve discarded coupons.

Teen Wolf (10pm, MTV) - Derek becomes convinced that Lydia is the shape-shifter, and forces Scott to help him protect her.

Lost Girl (10pm, Syfy) - Bo helps a human fighter whose son is in danger, and she meets the sister of her first victim.

The Bachelorette (8pm, ABC) - Emily and her eight remaining suitors visit Dubrovnik, Croatia, where one man gets to enjoy dinner with Charlotte's Emily Maynard (left) at an ancient fort. On the group date, the men get to enjoy some crossover-synergy sizzle with the screening of a Disney/Pixar film. ABC says Emily makes some "surprising moves" at the rose ceremony.

The Secret Life of the American Teenager (8pm, ABC Family) - Amy and Ricky return from their secret adventure and Grace continues to shut out Adrian.

Bunheads (9pm, ABC Family) - A tragedy puts Fanny and Michelle's lives in chaos, so Michelle reaches out to help Fanny, despite the antagonistic nature of their relationship.

One Nation Under Dog: Stories of Fear, Loss and Betrayal (9pm, HBO) - An examination of the complex relationship between humans and dogs includes a look at people's fears of otherwise domesticated animals, a support group for owners of deceased dogs, and efforts to rescue canines from inhumane treatment at shelters and breeding facilities. And most importantly -- how OUR behavior directly contributes to the misery of many of these dogs.

The Glass House (10pm, ABC) - This is the "Big Brother" ripoff show CBS has sued ABC to block. If you're reading this, it means CBS failed to block it. What's it about? Well, you know "Big Brother?" It's exactly that.

Lost Girl (10pm, Syfy) - Bo has an out-of-body experience after a trickster spikes the beer at the Dal.

Miss Advised (10pm, Bravo) - A new reality series that charts the uneven romantic lives of three female relationship experts: Julia Allison, Amy Laurent and Emily Morse. In the premiere, Julia moves to Los Angeles to find her romantic match and Amy is challenged by an old flame.

The Bachelorette (8pm, ABC) - Charlotte's Emily Maynard (at left with race car driver Arie) and her 10 remaining suitors visit London, where one-on-one dates include a double-decker bus tour and an etiquette lesson. There's also some controversy over one man's comments about Emily's daughter. This has to be the part where some guy (I'm guessing jackbutt Kalon) refers to Ricki as "baggage."

The Secret Life of the American Teenager (8pm, ABC Family) - In the Season 5 premiere, Amy and Ricky run off as they contemplate eloping, and George is the only person aware of their secret.

Bunheads (9pm, ABC Family) - In the opener of a new series from the creator of "Gilmore Girls," a rejected Las Vegas showgirl impulsively marries a man she barely knows and moves to his small town, where she mentors students at his eccentric mother's dance school. Here's my full review.

Hurricane Hunters (9pm, The Weather Channel) - In the first episode of a new original series from TWC, hurricane hunters from the Air Force's 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron in Mississippi fly into the eye of Hurricane Irene. Here's a little more on "Hurricane Hunters."

American Pickers (9pm, History) - The show is back in North Carolina again this week, where the guys find a collection of enormous steam engines.

Teen Wolf (10pm, MTV) - Scott tries to keep Derek from creating new werewolves while a slithery new creature in town takes another victim (Does this new creature remind anyone else of the "graveling" creatures on Showtime's "Dead Like Me" series? Anyone else even watch Showtime's "Dead Like Me" series?).

It's impossible for me not to have crazy high expectations for any new show from "Gilmore Girls" creator Amy Sherman-Palladino. And that's probably not all that fair.

"Bunheads," debuting Monday night at 9 on ABC Family, is an "okay" ballet drama starring Tony Award winner Sutton Foster as a rejected Las Vegas showgirl who in a weak moment marries an adoring/stalkerish fan (Hubbell Flowers, played by Alan Ruck of "Spin City" and "Ferris Bueller's Day Off") and runs away to live with him in his sleepy -- and of course, totally quirky -- beach town.

Okay yes, the show is built around a premise that sounds equal parts creepy and skanky, but Ruck somehow manages to pull off the stalker-fan-turned-husband role in a way that makes him seem sweet and good, and you even start to see why Sutton's despairing character, Michelle Simms, might take a chance on him.