Pretty Little Liars (8pm, ABC Family) - Aria feels torn about how to view Jason when Spencer and Emily paint him in a negative light. Also, mounting pressure from "A" drives Emily close to the edge.

MasterChef (8pm, Fox) - The winner is announced after a grueling final challenge in the two-hour season finale. (Please don't be Christian. Please don't be Christian. Please don't be Christian.)

Memphis Beat (9pm, TNT) - In the Season 2 finale, a family feud reaches a fever pitch, resulting in the shooting of a girl. Meanwhile, Dwight's peers discover he has a new girlfriend. Dwight (Jason Lee, left) tries to separate his personal life from his professional life, but that proves difficult.

Ludo Bites America (9pm, Sundance) - Chef Lubo Lefebvre brings his "pop-up restaurant" to Raleigh, where he and business partner/wife Krissy create their own version of North Carolina barbecue at The Pit.

Downsized (9pm, WeTV) - In the Season 2 premiere, Todd wants to buy a house, but Laura is hesitant to make the leap and Rex faces an unexpected outcome from his new job.

HawthoRNe (10pm, TNT) - In the Season 3 finale, Christina returns to the hospital and Tom must perform surgery on a friend. Elsewhere, Kelly experiences a game-changing moment and Bobbie and Steve contemplate an all-important change. Chi McBride and Kimberly Elise guest star.

Katie: My Beautiful Friends (10pm, OWN) - The series premiere of reality show featuring British model Katie Piper, who was disfigured in a 2008 acid attack. For the show, Piper sets up a mentoring system to help others facing physical challenges.

Family Restaurant (10pm, WeTV) - Season 3 opens with a new family, the Quons, who run a Chinese restaurant in Edmonton. The oldest son in the family wants to bring the 60-year-old eatery into the 21st Century, whether his parents like it or not. Read our tasty review.

MLB All-Star Game (8pm, Fox) - The 82nd All-Star game -- first time from Arizona -- takes place tonight. The National League got a rare win last year after Atlanta's Brian McCann hit a bases loaded double.
 
Memphis Beat (9pm, TNT) - When an iconic Memphis movie theater mysteriously burns down, Rice takes the case to smoke out the culprit. Meanwhile, with his mother in tow, Dwight hits the road to New Orleans to speak to his father's killer, hoping any insight will prove that his father was never a dirty cop.

The Nine Lives of Chloe King (9pm, ABC Family) - Chloe hangs out with two South American Mai girls and learns their outlook differs vastly from hers. Meanwhile, Brian is upset that Whitley's forcing him to go back to college, and Paul follows Chloe's words of wisdom on romance.

Flipping Out (9pm, Bravo) - Jeff's exasperation with his employees mounts when Sarah (poor Sarah) drops the ball during an important client meeting and Zoila is late for work. Meanwhile, Jeff gains a new client who happens to be the wife of rock musician Tommy Shaw.

Covert Affairs (10pm, USA) - Annie and Reva are captured by Belarusian police during a mission to install security cameras. While the pair try to escape, Joan sends Jai to head up a rescue operation.

Combat Hospital (10pm, ABC) - A Romanian civilian suffers a brain heemorrhage and needs immediate neurosurgery, and Simon must talk Rebecca through the operation on a cell phone from a medavac helicopter.

America's Got Talent (8pm, NBC) - Like this show? You get three straight hours tonight.

History Detectives (8pm, UNC-TV) - Investigated tonight: a spear that may have been used in abolitionist John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry, why U.S. troops were in Siberia during World War I, and whether a Ronald McDonald costume was used in the first national Ronald McDonald ad campaign.

How the States Got Their Shapes (8pm, History) - The new episode of this show airs at 10, but the 8pm repeat examines North Carolina. There's also an ep at 9.

Pretty Little Liars (8pm, ABC Family) - Hanna assists Lucas with his dating life, and some of Aria's buried memory's resurface when she runs into Jason.

The Nine Lives of Chloe King (9pm, ABC Family) - Chloe adjusts to having sonic hearing, but she ignores Alek's advice to use it only when necessary. Also, Whitley resorts to bribery when the Order dismisses him, and Alek and Jasmine put Chloe on a rigorous nighttime training schedule.

White Collar (9pm, USA) - Peter and Neal pose as wealthy bachelors to catch a black widow.

Memphis Beat (9pm, TNT) - Dwight and Whitehead team up to investigate a missing-persons case, only to be stunned when a nun emerges as the main suspect. Meanwhile, Sutton happens upon an abandoned baby and reaches out to Dwight's mother for a tutorial on basic baby care.

Combat Hospital (10pm, ABC) - Rebecca and Bobby operate on a severely wounded soldier, and the blood supply dwindles. Also, Simon runs into an old flame, a photojournalist who sparks his interest anew.

Pretty Little Liars (8pm, ABC Family) - Season two opens with the girls facing fallout from what happened with Ian at the church, and their parents have them talk with a therapist (Annabeth Gish).

The Nine Lives of Chloe King (9pm, ABC Family) - In the series premiere of this new drama, Chloe King (Skyler Samuels, left) turns 16 and dies, but her death is not permanent. She soon learns that she has newly acquired special powers because she's a descendant of an ancient race of protectors who are pursued by human assassins.

Memphis Beat (9pm, TNT) - In the Season 2 opener, the squad delves into the death of a valued police officer, yet evidence suggests the victim may have been involved in shady dealings.

The Voice (9pm, NBC) - The quarterfinal performance round continues. Hopefully, the judges will not attempt any more Queen tributes.

Raising Hope (9pm, Fox) - This is a repeat, but it's the repeat with Amy Sedaris as Virginia's cousin.

Hawthorne (10pm, TNT) - Season 3 takes place on Christina and Tom's wedding day, but the big event is marked by a bizarre turn of events. Meanwhile, Det. Nick Renata (Marc Anthony) arrives to investigate and attack at the hospital. Derek Luke guest stars.

Jon Benjamin Has a Van (10:30pm, Comedy Central) - In this new show, actor-comedian Jon Benjamin (who voices the title characters on FX's 'Archer' and Fox's 'Bob's Burgers') travels around the country spoofing TV journalism with mockumentary-style human interest stories. In the opener, Jon pulls a prank that jeopardizes his producer's chances of being allowed back into the U.S. Also, a story about a drug lord ends unexpectedly. This show's normal time slot will be Wednesday nights at 10:30, so another episode will air tomorrow night. The episodes I watched didn't work for me at all.

30 for 30: Jordan Rides the Bus (8pm, ESPN) - An ESPN documentary about baseketball superstar Michael Jordan's flirtation with a professional baseball career. Read more in this review.

America's Got Talent (9pm, NBC) - The 12 semi-finalists perform, hoping for a spot in the top 10. The Carrboro dancer should be on tonight.

Shaq Vs. (9pm, ABC) - Shaq challenges hot dog-eating champ Joey Chestnut to a competitive eating contest.

Hawthorne (9pm, TNT) - In the season 2 finale, a construction accident causes an explosion, creating chaos at the hospital.

Memphis Beat (10pm, TNT) - Season 1 ends with Dwight (Jason Lee, right) investigating the shady past of a man with amnesia, and suspects the man may have ties to a cold case involving the murder of a little girl. Also, Lt. Rice faces financial difficulties after her husband steals a large sum of cash.

Rachel Zoe Project (10pm, Bravo) - Rachel styles Cameron Diaz and Demi Moore for the Oscars, and Brad stresses out during his first Fashion Week without Taylor.

America's Got Talent (9pm, NBC) - Twelve previously eliminated acts return to perform for a chance at a wildcard spot.

Melissa & Joey (8pm, ABC Family) - The premiere of a traditional sitcom (by traditional we mean it's essentially an updated "Who's the Boss") featuring former child actors Melissa Joan Hart and Joey Lawrence (who is not nearly as cute with that shaved head). Hart plays a busy politician who hires a male nanny (Lawrence) when she assumes custody of her teenage niece and nephew. The show is also exec-produced by Hart and Lawrence. A second episode airs at 8:30.

Gates of Hell (8pm, History) - A special exploring six places on earth that according to myth and religious beliefs, are thought to be entrances to hell. Remarkably, Sunnydale High School is not on that list.

Memphis Beat (10pm, TNT) - A city councilman's aide disappears on the day he was supposed to marry the councilman's daughter. Making the case more complex, factor in a missing reporter and mysteries surrounding a pair of cuff links.

Big Lake (10pm, Comedy Central) - A new series about a disgraced Wall Street whiz kid (Chris Gethard) who slinks back to his parents' home and vows to recoup his father's squandered retirement fund with the help of a friend and former teacher. Horatio Sanz and Chris Parnell of "Saturday Night Live" costar. There's a second episode at 10:30.

Hell's Kitchen (8pm, Fox) - The remaining chefs compete in a blind taste test, then must devise their own menus for the first dinner service. For the second dinner service, Chef Ramsey combines the teams.

Law & Order: Criminal Intent (9pm, NBC) - L&O:CI wraps up their season tonight with two new back-to-back episodes. In the first episode, an up-and-coming boxer's career tanks when his involvement in a dogfighting ring is discovered by police, and then his partner turns up dead. In the finale episode (10pm), Nichols turns to his famous psychologist father, played by F. Murray Abraham, for help sorting through three suspects implicated in the murder of a real estate agent.

Deadliest Catch (9pm, Discovery) - Capt. Phil Harris fights for his life as his sons clash.

Warehouse 13 (9pm, Syfy) - In the second season premiere, McPherson absconds with his prize from the warehouse's bronze sector, a car crash puts Mrs. Frederic in the hospital, and Pete and Myka set off for London to gather clues about McPherson's scheme.

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30 for 30: The Two Escobars (9pm, ESPN) - A two-hour documentary from Jeff and Michael Zimbalis examining the influence of drugs in the world of Colombian soccer. Zimbalis shows the surprising connections between the deaths of soccer star Andres Escobar, who was murdered because of a mistake on the field that cost Colombia a shot at the World Cup, and drug baron Pablo Escobar.

HawthoRNe (9pm, TNT) - The second season premieres with Richmond Trinity out of business and several staffers working at a decaying hospital in a bad neighborhood.

Deadliest Catch (9pm, Discovery) - Tonight marks the first of four episodes chronicling in detail the real life death of Captain Phil Harris (right), one of the show's stars who died in February of this year. Harris had a stroke on his ship, the Cornelia Marie, and died two weeks later.

Downfall (9pm, ABC) - Right after "Wipeout" ABC premieres a new game show in which contestants atop at ten-story building answer trivia questions to keep a conveyor belt from dumping prizes over the side of the building. This sounds stupid, so it'll probably be a huge hit.

Memphis Beat (10pm, TNT) - A new crime drama starring Jason Lee as an offbeat Memphis detective whose style irritates his boss (Alfre Woodard). In the opening episode Det. Dwight he investigates the abuse of an elderly female disc jockey. Should you watch? Check out Adrienne's review.

Sometimes watching a TV show about the South when you're living in the South can be a burden. Even a Northern transplant like me gets bugged by a labored Southern accent, gets hung up on whether the location is actually the South  or not, and recognizes when the quirkiness (there's always quirkiness) gets a little too thick.

All of that went through my mind as I watched "Memphis Beat" (TNT, 10 p.m. Tuesdays), a promising, but unfocused series about a quirky (see I told you) Memphis detective who loves his city and his Elvis.