Hell's Kitchen (8pm, Fox) - The fourteen contestants have to make perfect 6-inch sausages for Drew Lachey! Who said reality television isn't glamorous?

More to Love (9pm, Fox) - Fifteen plus-size women move into the mansion and go on group dates with plus-size Luke. One woman gets a one-on-one date to Las Vegas, and three women are eliminated. 

You Are What You Eat (8pm, BBC America) - I am eating mixed nuts as I type this.

America's Got Talent (9pm, NBC) - It seems like this show has already been on forever, and tonight is the first performance episode? And there are 40 acts?! 

Warehouse 13 (9pm, SyFy) - The investigation of a stolen sculpture leads Pete and Myka (right) to discover a special place they deem worth  protecting.

Rescue Me (10pm, FX) - Maura Tierney guests as a trash-talking woman who shows up looking for a date. 

Chopping Block (8pm, NBC) - In the finale of Marco Pierre White's cooking competition show, the last two couples remodel their spaces, plan their menus, and prepare food for opening night. NBC did not renew this show for next season.

Stealing Lincoln's Body (9pm, History) - The unusual journey of Abraham Lincoln's body after his 1865 assassination, including a Chicago gang's plot in 1876 to steal his remains and hold them for ransom. 

Eureka (9pm, SyFy) - After Dr. Tess Fontana reopens Section 5, objects become ambulatory and she thinks it could be the work of poltergeists.

Over a Barrel: The Truth About Oil (10pm, ABC) - Charles Gibson hosts a primer on the oil industry and how it works, and looks at the future for alternative energy sources.

Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader (8pm, Fox) - There's a serious danger of folksy redneck overload tonight, when Larry the Cable Guy is a guest on this Jeff Foxworthy game show.

Eureka (9pm, Syfy) - Tonight's the premiere of the second half of the third season (got that?!) of this hit SyFy (formerly SciFi) show. The mid-season cliffhanger of whether or not Sheriff Jack Carter (Colin Ferguson) is actually fired will be answered tonight.

The Soup (10pm, E!) - If last week was any indication, Joel McHale will likely be making fun of over-the-top Michael Jackson coverage. Remember fans, he's mocking the talking heads, not the King of Pop.

Time Warner Cable will add four channels to its high-definition lineup, available to digital subscribers starting Feb. 13: USA HD, Scifi HD, CNBC HD and BravoHD.