TV hasn't been very kind to Christian Slater, but I think with "Breaking In" (Fox, 9:30 tonight) he's getting out of his slump.

He's the name in the half-hour comedy, but he's not the focus. It's a team effort and it uses just enough Slater in just the right way. It's not yet a great show, but it's totally enjoyable and rife with potential.

At the center is Bret Harrison ("Reaper") as Cameron, a college slacker (again) and ace computer hacker who gets busted by Oz (Slater) who helms a firm that companies hire to break into their businesses and expose security breaches. Oz forces Cameron to join his firm or face exposure and explusion from college.

If were a fan of the WB's short-lived "Reaper" and especially of the character Sock, you might want to check out "Sons of Tucson" (Fox, 9:30 tonight).

Tyler Lapine, who played Sock, pretty much plays the same manic, snarky lovable loser in his part as Ron Snuffkin, a man living in his car and working at a sports store, who gets hired by three kids to pose as their father, because their wealthy banker father is in prison (mom's long gone).

The deal starts out as a one-day arrangement to get them into school, but  three school-age boys, even ones whose father has left them in a 3000-square-foot house and with plenty of stolen money, need an adult around.

Making Over America with Trinny and Susannah (10pm, TLC) - A single mother who is also an Iraq war veteran thinks her provocative style is sexy, but the British style mavens set her straight. 

Real Time with Bill Maher (10pm, HBO) - Where else can you see Bill Moyers and Jay-Z on the same discussion panel?

Psych (10pm, USA) - Shawn and Gus are hired by their former teacher to investigate the death of a student, a death he thinks was the work of the devil. Nice twist: the teacher is portrayed by Ray Wise (right), who actually played Satan for two seasons on The CW's funny-but-cancelled show, "Reaper." You probably also recognize Wise as Leland Palmer from "Twin Peaks."