You've got to give it up to the makers of "Sharktopus" (Syfy, 9 tonight); it's produced by um, legendary horror guy Roger Corman; just by the title they're letting you know that you should not be taking this film seriously in any way.

So if you're up for a couple of hours of goofy viewing, jump on it.

S-11 (that's the sharktopus) is the creation of a mad scientist (Eric Roberts) and his brainy daughter (he keeps calling her pumpkin, much to her chagrin, so he switches to baby girl) to be a secret weapon for the Navy. In the first scene, they're showing off their creation to a military man. He's impressed. When they show off a bit too much, S-11's controls break down, it goes rouge and becomes a killing machine. The 'pus not only has shark teeth but its tentacles are sharpened. Scantily clad hotties are its primary victims.

Gymnastics: Visa Championships (8pm, NBC) - Women's all-around competition at the Visa Championships at Hartford, Ct. Expected to particapate are defending world and U.S. champion Bridget Sloan.

Bachelor Pad (8pm, ABC) - If you missed the trash-tastic premiere Monday, here's a repeat.

Class (9pm, Hallmark) - An original Hallmark movie about a rich law student (Justin Bruening, left) who helps a single mom (Jodi Lyn O'Keefe) find a job with benefits as part of an assignment for his public advocacy class. The pair clash at first but then realize they have a lot in common and need each other to go after the careers they truly want. Eric Roberts plays the rich guy's dad.

Being Human (9pm, BBC America) - George tries to contain the wolf but realizes it's an impossible task. Meanwhile, Mitchell falls in deeper with the vampires and Annie meets a mysterious ghost.

Cupcake Girls (9pm, WeTV) - In the premiere of a new series, Vancouver bakery owners Heather and Lori try to get wedding cakes delivered on time. In a second new episode following this one, the two women deal with no-show employees.

Pit Boss (10pm, Animal Planet) - Shorty's doctor tells him he has to lose weight. Meanwhile, the staff hold an auction with themselves as prizes to raise money for the shelter.