NCAA Basketball Tournament (CBS) - The madness continues. For more information on games and networks (all games will air on truTV, TNT, TBS and CBS), check out our NCAA Tournament channel guide, which has a link to schedules.

Kids' Choice Awards (8pm, Nickelodeon) - Josh Duhamel hosts the 26th annual celebration honoring kids' favorites in film, television, music and sports. Scheduled performers include Pitbull and Ke$ha.

Romeo Killer: The Chris Porco Story (8pm, Lifetime) - A college student is accused of murdering his father and badly disfiguring his mother in a vicious attack, but he maintains he is innocent of the crimes. Based on a true story. Here's Adrienne's review.

Chupacabra vs. The Alamo (9pm, Syfy) - When Chupacabras attack the San Antonio region, DEA Agent Carlos (Erik Estrada, right) teams with a band of outlaw gangsters to battle the horde of blood-sucking creatures. The battle culminates at the Alamo. Also stars Julia Benson ("Stargate Universe").

20/20: Vacation Confidential (9pm, ABC) - The news magazine offers tips for avoid travel pitfalls, including hotel scams and pickpockets. Also, a look at unusual vacation trends, such as web-selected travel partners and bear-sighting trips.

NCAA Basketball (CBS) - Kentucky plays Louisville at 6 p.m. and Kansas vs. Ohio State begins about 40 minutes after the conclusion of the first game.

Kids' Choice Awards (8pm, Nick) - Will Smith hosts the celebration of kids' favorites in film, television, music and sports. Scheduled performers include Katy Perry and One Direction.

Must Love Cats (8pm, Animal Planet) - Host John Fulton takes a trip to New York's Hamptons to meet a personal chef for cats. Okay, even I think that's crazy. Also, a fashion designer for cats in New Jersey (crazy) and a cat  that needed a kidney transplant (not crazy).

Seattle Superstorm (9pm, Syfy) - A movie about a scientist and a soldier who must save the world from deadly storms triggered by a UFO that crashed in Seattle's Puget Sound.

Beverly's Full House (10pm, OWN) - In the premiere of a new reality series, former model Beverly Johnson opens her Palm Springs, California, home to her daughter, plus-size model Anansa Sims, son-in-law David Patterson (an NFL alum) and baby granddaughter.

Q'Viva! The Chosen (11pm, Fox) - Injuries! Eliminations! New timeslot! Q'Viva!

Live From the Artists Den (1am, UNC-TV) - The fifth season opens with a concert by Adele.

NCAA Tournament (6pm, CBS) - The Final Four games start at 6pm with Butler vs. Virginia Commonwealth, then UConn takes on Kentucky at 8:30. I hope you're good with that, because there's not much else on tonight.

Kids Choice Awards (8pm, Nickelodeon) - Jack Black hosts the 24th annual celebration honoring kids' favorites in film, tv, music, and sports. Scheduled to perform: The Black Eyed Peas, Train, Big Time Rush, and Willow Smith. Justin Timberlake receives the Big Help Award. The show repeats at 10pm.

Saturday Night Live (11:29pm, NBC) - Elton John is the host, and also serves as music guest, along with Leon Russell. Check out his promos with Jason Sudekis. I have to admit the second one cracked me up more than it should have.

NCAA Basketball Tournament (CBS) - The regional final games in Syracuse and Salt Lake City begin today at 4:30pm. Full schedule here. 


Kids' Choice Awards (8pm, Nickelodeon) - Kevin James hosts the 23rd annual awards show (there's an app for that) recognizing favorites of the younger crowd. Rihanna and Justin Beiber are scheduled to perform. Apolo Anton Ohno attempts a stunt with slime. Sandra Bullock, who is nominated in the Best Actress category for "Blind Side," has announced that she is skipping this year, thanks to her no good POS husband. (I'm bitter).  

Law & Order (9pm, NBC) - A repeat of the episode starring Samantha Bee as a journalist being blackmailed over an affair with a staffer. Loosely based on the David Letterman extortion case.

Dancing with the Stars (10pm, ABC) - A repeat of Monday's big debut featuring the "dancing" of Buzz Aldrin, Kate Gosselin, and Pamela Anderson (actually, Anderson wasn't that bad).