I'll admit I'm sad about a couple of these. 'Brothers & Sisters' was on the bubble but there was talk of bringing it back for a short 13-episode season, so I held out hope.

That is not to be. Sorry, Walker Family fans.

Even more disturbing, Michael Imperioli's 'Detroit 187' has been axed. Oh, the pain! Also gone: 'Better With You,' Matthew Perry's 'Mr. Sunshine,' 'Off the Map,' 'V,' and 'No Ordinary Family.'

ABC did renew 'Shark Tank' and 'Happy Endings,' and picked up a bunch of new shows, including one with Tim Allen.

Update: ABC also renews 'Body of Proof' with Dana Delaney.

NCAA Tournament (CBS, TNT, TBS, truTV) - Games continue. Look for action to begin around noon with UNC vs. Washington and Duke vs. Michigan immediately following. Both of those games air on CBS. Other matches continue throughout the afternoon and evening.

The Rat Pack: Live and Swingin' (7:30pm, UNC-TV) - A June 1965 performance by Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and Dean Martin at the Kiel Opera House in St. Louis. Johnny Carson emcees.

Celebrity Apprentice (9pm, NBC) - The players use two RVs to organize a recreation experience in New York City. One project manager falls victim to a power grab and the other team questions their leader's mental capacity (that could be anyone).

Shark Tank (9pm, ABC) - Pitches brought before the sharks tonight: a children's dance company helmed by ruthless sisters, a seafood chef from Tennessee, an Oregon winemaker, and a marketer of men's accessories.

Big Love (9pm, HBO) - In the series finale, Bill faces the threat of prison as he scrambles to plan for his family's future. Meanwhile, Margene considers leaving to volunteer abroad, Barb makes an impractical purchase to celebrate her new "freedom," and Don delivers bad news about Home Plus. There has to be something more because Amanda Seyfried, who plays Sarah Henrickson, says tonight's episode is "mind-blowing." That sounds more like "tying up loose ends." We'll see.

Detroit 1-8-7  (10pm, ABC) - This bubble show, which normally airs on Tuesdays at 10pm, has the season finale on a Sunday night. That won't confuse their small but loyal cadre of fans. In the episode, which could be the show's last, Fitch (Michael Imperioli) is shaken when his New York nemesis makes his presence known in Detroit. The other detectives investigate the brutal murder of a family, a mystery which leads Fitch to make a crushing revelation. Fitch asks Washington to watch his son Bobby (Imperioli's adorable son Vadim Imperioli) while he goes after the bad guys. I really hope ABC renews this one.

Glee (8pm, Fox) - The glee kids face stiff competition from the Warblers and Aural Intensity (coached by Sue Sylvester) at the Regionals, so to impress judges Tammy Jean Albertson (Kathy Griffin, left) and Sister Mary Constance (Loretta Devine), they decide to perform original material. 'Glee' spoilers indicate Griffin will play a "Sarah Palin-inspired character," whatever that means.

V (9pm, ABC) - In the Season 2 finale, Erica and Diana try to get Lisa to usurp Anna before she decimates humanity, but the attempted coup yields devastating results.

Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best? (9pm, WeTV) - Joan considers removing Lynne from her updated in the Season 1 finale. Meanwhile, Melissa vists her doctor to investigate strange stomach pains, and Jason makes an announcement.

Detroit 1-8-7 (10pm, ABC) - While the slaying of a young graffiti artist is investigated, Fitch's ex-wife brings his 12-year-old son (Michael Imperioli's son Vadim Imperioli) -- and some shocking news -- to Detroit.

The Game (10pm, BET) - Malik plans to end his affair with Parker, and Tasha's lie about her relationship with Dante is exposed.

Lights Out (10pm, FX) - Lights' setback wins him little sympathy from either Death Row Reynolds or Barry Word. Meanwhile, Theresa makes a career decision as her graduation from medical school approaches.

Glee (8pm, Fox) - Gwyneth Paltrow returns as substitute teacher Holly Holiday, this time filling in as the sex-ed teacher. She joins forces with Will to teach the glee kids the facts of life. Meanwhile, Emma heads the Celibacy Club, leading her and Dr. Carol (John Stamos) to address personal issues. Holly (Paltrow) performs Prince's "Kiss," Joan Jett's "Do You Want to Touch Me (Oh Yeah)," and Stevie Nicks' "Landslide."

Raising Hope (9pm, Fox) - Jimmy's cousin Mike returns from a six-month spiritual journey with a new wife (Mary Lynn Rajskub) and a trio of brother-husbands. Meanwhile, Burt tries to help his brother (J.K. Simmons) fix his troubled father-son relationship with Mike.

Southland (10pm, TNT) - In the third season finale, Ben faces his final days as a rookie and contends with John's increasing dependence on painkillers. And hopefully they give Regina King something awesome to do, too. Note to TNT: PLEASE renew this show!!!!!

Detroit 1-8-7 (10pm, ABC) - Unless ABC can conjure up another Charlie Sheen special, this show might actually reappear from their two-week forced vacation. Tonight, the slaying of a college coed leads leads to multiple suspects, including a rival of Stone's from his undercover days.

The Game (10pm, BET) - Tasha keeps an eye on Brittany at Jason's request. Also, Melanie's relationship with her parents changes as a result of her marriage.

Lights Out (10pm, FX) - The training regimen Ed Romeo (Eamonn Walker) imposes on Lights splits the Leary family.

Pioneers of Television (8pm, UNC-TV) - The final installment of the season focuses on local children's television shows of yesteryear. Featured: "Time for Beany," which counted Albert Einstein among its fans, "Romper Room," "Wallace and Ladmo," and "Puppet Hotel." Also, a look at Jim Henson's early days in Washington, D.C., Fred Rogers' first show in Pittsburgh, and local clown shows.

Glee (8pm, Fox) - The Valentines episode has the glee kids setting up a kissing booth.

Raising Hope (9pm, Fox) - New episodes! Jimmy meets another single dad who is also lacking a social life, but their potential friendship hits a snag after Jimmy learns he's a client of his mom's housekeeping service.

Traffic Light (9:30pm, Fox) - A new sitcom about three buddies from college, each with different relationship scenarios. Here's our review.

The Good Wife (10pm, CBS) - A mole is detected in the firm when Alicia takes on a class-action lawsuit and goes up against shrewd lawyer Louis Canning (Michael J. Fox), who once again uses a physical disability to sway the jury. Meanwhile, Derrick brings in a super PAC as a client.

Parenthood (10pm, NBC) - Haddie has a run-in with Alex while out with Amber and Max, and Drew has breakfast with his deadbeat father, played by John Corbett.

Detroit 1-8-7 (10pm, ABC) - The detectives investigate the death of a boxer's fiance who, it turns out, was the former girlfriend of his upcoming opponent. Boxing legend and Detroit native Thomas "Hitman" Hearns guest stars as himself.

Southland (10pm, TNT) - Lydia gets caught in the spotlight while investigating a celebrity murder and Sammy goes back out on patrol for the first time since Nate's departure.

Lights Out (10pm, FX) - Lights decides he has to go back into the ring, and somehow wins Theresa's approval. He gets the backing of Hal Brennan and lines up an opponent with "glass hands."

Note: All of these 10pm shows are excellent. Remember that "Lights Out" and "Southland" both repeat tonight at 11pm and midnight respectively. There's also "White Collar" at 10pm on USA, and that repeats again at 1am. "Good Wife" and "Parenthood" are usually available On Demand, and "Detroit 1-8-7" is available at abc.com. Use your resources wisely!

Pioneers of Television (8pm, UNC-TV) - If you consider yourself a fan of television, there's really no excuse for not watching this great series. The third installment of the season is about a genre near and dear to my heart -- crime dramas. Groundbreaking shows like "Dragnet," "The Untouchables," "I Spy," "Police Woman," "Columbo," and "The Rockford Files" are examined. Look for interview clips featuring Mike Connors ("Mannix"), Bill Cosby and Robert Culp ("I Spy"), Angie Dickinson ("Police Woman") and James Garner ("Rockford Files").

Frontline: Post Mortem (9pm, UNC-TV) - Lowell Bergman reports on the declining number of autopsies being performed in the U.S. and the shortage of competent forensic pathologists. Here's our review.

Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best? (9pm, WeTV) - Joan appears on a game show while Melissa considers a business offer. Also, Joan picks out a dowdy uniform for the hot, half-naked nanny Dominca, and decides to redecorate Melissa's living room.

Southland (10pm, TNT) - John connects with an abandoned teen as he prepares to testify at his father's parole hearing, and Lydia and Josie handle a tricky rape case. But honestly, what I can't wait to see tonight is how everyone reacts to the tragic events from last week's episode. I won't give away details because certain people here at Warm TV are behind (for shame!). I wish I could force everyone to watch this show.

Detroit 1-8-7 (10pm, ABC) - Fitch is considered the prime suspect with local scumbag -- I mean, philanthropist -- Henry Malloy is murdered shortly after receiving the key to the city.

Lights Out (10pm, FX) - Unaware of the family's precarious financial situation (they are flat broke), Theresa pledges $50,000 for a clinic in Haiti.

Southland (10pm, TNT) - A four-year-old is killed in a drive-by shooting and the force goes all out to find the killer. Meanwhile, Dewey is partnered with Cooper when he returns from rehab, and Sammy ponders his pending fatherhood while investigating a murder.

Detroit 1-8-7 (10pm, ABC) - While attending Longford's retirement party, the squad is shocked to learn that assistant prosecutor Alice Williams was murdered in the courthouse parking garage, and the tragedy hits Lt. Mason hard.

The Good Wife (10pm, CBS) - A client's son is accused of murder and Alicia tries to turn the young man against his girlfriend, who is also accused of the crime. Meanwhile, Diane asks Alicia to make a tough decision regarding the firm's split.

Lights Out (10pm, FX) - A new drama about an ex-heavyweight champ who scrambles to support his family during retirement. Stars Holt McCallany, Stacy Keach, Pablo Schreiber, and Catherine McCormack. Read more in our review.

The Game (10pm, BET) - In the Season 4 premiere, Melanie tries to wedge herself between Derwin and his son. Also, Jason takes a guest-correspondent gig and Kelly stars in a reality show.

Parenthood (10pm, NBC) - Adam adjusts to a new boss and worries about the future of his job, and Haddie turns to Amber for comfort when she reaches an impasse with her parents.

Live to Dance (8pm, CBS) - Do we really need another dance contest competition show? Maybe so, since this one's claim to fame is that Paula Abdul is one of the judges. Tonight: auditions in New York and Los Angles. Each week, six acts face off with two (one chosen by judges, one by viewers) advancing to face winners of subsequent rounds.

No Ordinary Life (8pm, ABC) - The Powells befriend a couple (Rick Schroder, Annie Wersching) after Jim saves the husband's life, but Jim starts to wonder if their family is hiding a secret of their own.

Biggest Loser: Couples (8pm, NBC) - A new round of this show begins and this time players must choose whether they work out with Bob and Jillian or two new unknown trainers.

V (9pm, ABC) - The second season begins as riots erupt during the fourth day of the red sky. Ryan briefly reunites with his offspring before returning to earth, and some are beginning to doubt Anna's ability to lead.

Detroit 1-8-7 (10pm, ABC) - Fitch, Washington and Mason investigate the murder of a high-profile actress who was filming a movie in Detroit.

Southland (10pm, TNT) - In tonight's Season 3 premiere, detectives search for the killer of a cleaning lady and a bank robbery leaves an officer in need of rescue. So happy to see this show return!

North Carolina's WWII Experience (8pm, UNC-TV) - A wonderful documentary produced by UNC-TV in which North Carolina veterans and other citizens recall experiences from World War II, both at home and abroad.

Inside the Actors Studio (8pm, Bravo) - Actor James Franco chats about his life and career in an interview with James Lipton.

Glee (8pm, Fox) - In the show's Christmas episode, Finn tries to bring holiday cheer to McKinley High, and Artie discovers that Brittany still believes in Santa. Also, Sue Sylvester hijacks the teachers' Secret Santa tradition.

Minute to Win It (8pm, NBC) - Tonight's games have a Christmas theme. Followed by "The Biggest Loser," in which the season's two finalists are named.

Raising Hope (9pm, Fox) - Jimmy pleads with Burt to save a special doll for Hope during his annual scheme of scalping the season's hottest toy, and Virginia campaigns to get the family in their church's living nativity scene.

Warehouse 13 (10pm, Syfy) - Pete and Myka investigate robberies linked to a malevolent Santa Claus while Artie reunites with his father (Judd Hirsch) on Hanukkah.

Detroit 1-8-7 (10pm, ABC) - Della Reese guest stars as the mother of a long-missing young black man whose remains, along with those of a young white woman, are found in an abandoned fallout shelter. Longford and Mahajan's investigation is helped by an unlikely source: Longford's estranged father, a former cop.

Christmas in Rockefeller Center (8pm, NBC) - Natalie Morales and Al Roker host the 78th lighting of the Christmas tree in Manhattan. Scheduled performances by Mariah Carey, Sheryl Crow, Josh Groban, Jessica Simpson, Susan Boyle, Annie Lennox, Katherine Jenkins, Charice, Kylie Minogue, and Jackie Evancho.

Glee (8pm, Fox) - The glee kids head to Sectionals to compete against the Warblers and the Hipsters. Meanwhile, Emma and Carl (John Stamos) grow closer while teen romances begin to fray.

Raising Hope (9pm, Fox) - Jimmy gets Burt's idol, Smokey Floyd (Jason Lee -- you knew that guest spot was coming, right?), to help him realize the rock-and-roll dreams the elder Chance gave up when he became a father.

Detroit 1-8-7 (10pm, ABC) - Longford, Mahajan, Stone, and Sanchez investigate the slaying of a wealthy, retired auto industry executive in his palatial home, while Fitch, Washington, and Lt. Mason comfort the family of an 11-year-old bboy who was killed by a drive-by shooter.

Sons of Anarchy (10pm, FX) - In the Season 3 finale, the ATF and Russians stand in the way as the SAMCRO looks to heal old wounds.

Victoria Secret Fashion Show (10pm, CBS) - Katy Perry and Akon perform as supermodels take to the runway to showcase the company's latest lingerie.

Strange Days with Bob Saget (10pm, A&E) - Bob Saget explores America's subcultures in this new series. In tonight's opener, he travels with the Iron Order Motorcycle Club and rides in a sidecar from Kentucky to Florida. At 10:30, Saget travels with members of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization in the Pacific Northwest as they search for Sasquatch.