Game Time: Tackling the Past (8pm, NBC) - In this new family movie, personal and professional issues rock a football star (Ryan McPartin, aka 'Captain Awesome' on "Chuck"), who returns to his small North Carolina hometown of Riverton and reconnects with the family, friends and community he abandoned in favor of gridiron glory. Beau Bridges plays his dad and Catherine Hicks plays his mother. Here's a more detailed synopsis of the movie, which is guaranteed by sponsors Procter & Gamble and WalMart to have a happy, uplifting message at the end.
Doctor Who (9pm, BBC America) - The Doctor makes a house call for a boy who is terrified of the monsters lurking in his bedroom cupboard.
Lockup: Tampa - Extended Stay (10pm, MSNBC) - The series premiere about life inside Hillsborough County Jail in Tampa focuses on the experiences of a rookie deputy who's locked in a housing pod with 72 inmates. Also, a surprise attack on a sheriff's deputy and a convicted rapist loses his cool in court.
Home by Novogratz (10pm, HGTV) - The Novogratzes' country home is spruced up with spray-painted tire swings, an art space for kids, and modern and vintage additions to the home's exterior.
Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp (10pm, VH1 Classic) - Drummer Marky Ramone of The Ramones james with campers, who are given 24 hours to write an original song.

William & Catherine: A Royal Romance (9pm, Hallmark) - An original movie recounting the romance between Prince William (Dan Amboyer) and Kate Middleton (Alice St. Clair), starting with their introduction as students at St. Andrews University. Jane Alexander plays Queen Elizabeth, Victor Garber plays Prince Charles (Prince Charles wishes!), and Jean Smart plays Camilla Parker Bowles.
Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp (10pm, VH1 Classic) - In the second season opener, 15 contestants divide into three bands and are mentored by Duff McKagan, Matt Sorum, and Mark Hudson (right). This season will feature guest appearances from Paul Stanley of KISS, Phil Collen of Def Leppard, Marky Ramone of The Ramones, and Sammy Hagar. Season 8 of "That Metal Show" airs after this at 11.
