New Girl (9pm, Fox) - One of the roommates decides to move out of the loft in the Season 1 finale. Meanwhile, Winston faces his fear of the dark when the gang makes an unexpected trip to the desert. Also, Schmidt and Cece's relationship reaches a turning point.

The Voice (9pm, NBC) - The winning vocalist is revealed in tonight's 2-hour season finale.

Unforgettable (10pm, CBS) - In the first season finale, Carrie investigates a murder in Syracuse that is eerily similar to her sister's death.

The Game (10pm, BET) - A disenchanted Melanie mulls over her future and Malik falls into old habits.

The Devils Ride (10pm, Discovery) - This new reality series explores life inside a motorcycle club with members of San Diego's Laffing Devils.

AFI's Master Class: The Art of Collaboration (10pm, TCM) - Examining the creative partnership between filmmaker David O. Russell and actor Mark Wahlberg, which includes "Three Kings" and "The Fighter."

Billy the Kid: American Experience (9pm, UNC-TV) - This one-hour documentary looks at the boy behind the myth of "Billy the Kid," who was born in New York City's slums to impoverished, Irish immigrant parents and became one of the most legendary outlaws in American history. Billy the Kid, aka Henry McCarty, was killed in 1881 by Lincoln County (New Mexico) sheriff Pat Garrett after escaping custody while awaiting his execution for the murder of the previous Lincoln County sheriff. The interesting profile includes remarks from Western historians and writers like Michael Wallis and Drew Gomber, and from former New Mexico governor Bill Richardson.

Shipping Wars (9pm, A&E) - In the opener of a new series following seven independent shippers who carry items traditional shippers won't handle, like a steel horse weighing 4000 pounds and a huge Venus flytrap. A second episode airs at 9:30.

Celebrity Wife Swap (9pm, ABC) - The laid-back bride-to-be of Flavor Flav trades places with rocker Dee Snider's wife.

The Game (10pm, BET) - Season 5 opens with Melanie grappling with Derwin's accusations that she had an abortion. Meanwhile, Malik and Tasha deal with a drunken Jenna and a wild night comes back to haunt Jason.

Tabatha Takes Over (10pm, Bravo) - In the Season 4 premiere, Tabatha Coffey tries to revamp a salon in Minneapolis, which has an uncontrollable staff and an immature proprietress.

Parenthood (10pm, NBC) - Adam gets attention from a local newspaper and Crosby feels left out. Also, Amber tries to adapt to her new job and Sarah considers having another child.

Body of Proof (10pm, ABC) - A murder investigation strikes close to home when an undercover policeman is killed execution-style at a truck stop.

Divorce Wars (9pm, CNBC) - Melissa Francis examines multimillion dollar divorces, which are often about more than money.

Dancing with the Stars (9pm, ABC) - A dancer is eliminated in the first results show of the season. 'Dancing with the Stars: The Story So Far' airs at 8pm. That's a fancy way to say "recap show," and a cheap way for ABC to make some dough.

Body of Proof (10pm, ABC) - The premiere of a new drama about a Philadelphia surgeon (Dana Delany, right) who changes careers to become a medical examiner after an accident leaves her unable to operate. Here's our review.

The Good Wife (10pm, CBS) - Last week we learned Kalinda's awful secret and why she doesn't want Alicia to know it. Now we wait for Alicia to find out. Meanwhile, A convicted murderer (Sam Robards) is sued when he profits from the crime by writing a song that describes the killing. Also, Eli anonymously uses the firm to help the young nanny (America Ferrera) facing deportation because of his interference in her life.

Parenthood (10pm, NBC) - Adam and Kristina meet with Max's principal and Joel and Julia receive worrisome medical news. Richard Dreyfuss guest stars.

The Game (10pm, BET) - In the Season 4 finale, Melanie and Derwin see a fertility specialist, Jenna chooses not to reconcile with Malik, and Tasha has an upsetting run-in with Bo.

Lights Out (10pm, FX) - Bad news, fans. FX did not pick this show up for a second season. But we still have to follow through to the end and see what happens to Lights in his fight with Reynolds. Tonight, as the big fight nears, Lights gets a surprise visitor.

Glee (8pm, Fox) - The glee kids face stiff competition from the Warblers and Aural Intensity (coached by Sue Sylvester) at the Regionals, so to impress judges Tammy Jean Albertson (Kathy Griffin, left) and Sister Mary Constance (Loretta Devine), they decide to perform original material. 'Glee' spoilers indicate Griffin will play a "Sarah Palin-inspired character," whatever that means.

V (9pm, ABC) - In the Season 2 finale, Erica and Diana try to get Lisa to usurp Anna before she decimates humanity, but the attempted coup yields devastating results.

Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best? (9pm, WeTV) - Joan considers removing Lynne from her updated in the Season 1 finale. Meanwhile, Melissa vists her doctor to investigate strange stomach pains, and Jason makes an announcement.

Detroit 1-8-7 (10pm, ABC) - While the slaying of a young graffiti artist is investigated, Fitch's ex-wife brings his 12-year-old son (Michael Imperioli's son Vadim Imperioli) -- and some shocking news -- to Detroit.

The Game (10pm, BET) - Malik plans to end his affair with Parker, and Tasha's lie about her relationship with Dante is exposed.

Lights Out (10pm, FX) - Lights' setback wins him little sympathy from either Death Row Reynolds or Barry Word. Meanwhile, Theresa makes a career decision as her graduation from medical school approaches.

Glee (8pm, Fox) - Gwyneth Paltrow returns as substitute teacher Holly Holiday, this time filling in as the sex-ed teacher. She joins forces with Will to teach the glee kids the facts of life. Meanwhile, Emma heads the Celibacy Club, leading her and Dr. Carol (John Stamos) to address personal issues. Holly (Paltrow) performs Prince's "Kiss," Joan Jett's "Do You Want to Touch Me (Oh Yeah)," and Stevie Nicks' "Landslide."

Raising Hope (9pm, Fox) - Jimmy's cousin Mike returns from a six-month spiritual journey with a new wife (Mary Lynn Rajskub) and a trio of brother-husbands. Meanwhile, Burt tries to help his brother (J.K. Simmons) fix his troubled father-son relationship with Mike.

Southland (10pm, TNT) - In the third season finale, Ben faces his final days as a rookie and contends with John's increasing dependence on painkillers. And hopefully they give Regina King something awesome to do, too. Note to TNT: PLEASE renew this show!!!!!

Detroit 1-8-7 (10pm, ABC) - Unless ABC can conjure up another Charlie Sheen special, this show might actually reappear from their two-week forced vacation. Tonight, the slaying of a college coed leads leads to multiple suspects, including a rival of Stone's from his undercover days.

The Game (10pm, BET) - Tasha keeps an eye on Brittany at Jason's request. Also, Melanie's relationship with her parents changes as a result of her marriage.

Lights Out (10pm, FX) - The training regimen Ed Romeo (Eamonn Walker) imposes on Lights splits the Leary family.

American Idol (8pm, Fox) - Viewer voting begins tonight right after the semifinal round featuring the Top 12 male singers (women perform tomorrow night). That means Scotty McCreery (right) of Garner gets his first shot at performing for voters. Starting tonight, voters can vote the first time online via Facebook. Go to AmericanIdol.com during the voting window and log on using your Facebook account information. That will get you to the "American Idol" voting page where you can select your favorites. You can cast up to 50 votes online. You can also still vote by phone or by text message (AT&T customers only).

Charlie Sheen: In His Own Words (10pm, ABC) - '20/20' sits down with the reclusive Charlie Sheen in an effort to get the shy, reserved actor to open up about his feelings regarding his troubles with his bosses at CBS, his opinions on Alcoholics Anonymous, and whether or not he is in fact a "winner." I sure hope they can get him to talk...

Parenthood (10pm, NBC) - This show has catapulted from "good" to "amazing" this season. In tonight's episode, Adam and Kristina must finally discuss with Max the fact that he has Asperger's. Also, Crosby tries to make amends with Jasmine (let her go, man!).

The Good Wife (10pm, CBS) - The firm sues a social networking site on behalf of a Chinese dissident for failing to protect his anonymity. Meanwhile, Will and Diane try to wrestle control of the firm away from Derrick.

Southland (10pm, TNT) - John's drug issue worsens as Ben approaches the end of his training. Meanwhile, Lydia is involved in a shoot-out while preoccupied with a teenage victim, and Sammy focuses on fatherhood.

Also deserving your attention tonight at 10pm: "Lights Out" on FX, "White Collar" on USA, and "The Game" on BET.

Pioneers of Television (8pm, UNC-TV) - The second season episodes have ended, but this is a really good repeat from Season 1 focusing on late night television. Segments on Steve Allen, Jack Paar, and Johnny Carson, and interviews with Regis Philbin, Dick Cavett, and Arsenio Hall. Highly recommend.

Biggest Loser: Couples (8pm, NBC) - Tonight's show features a segment taped at the North Carolina Food Bank in Raleigh as part of a national Pound for Pound Challenge. That segment features members of the Carolina Hurricanes volunteering at the Food Bank and stuffing backpacks for the Backpack Program.

Glee (8pm, Fox) - Brittany tries to help Rachel into McKinley High's social scene, and Sue suffers from depression following the Cheerios' loss. The music of Justin Bieber is featured. Take that, Esperanza Spalding!

Raising Hope (9pm, Fox) - The Chances' new obsession with cleanliness leads to a discovery via old home movies of the secret behind the family's history of good health.

Parenthood (10pm, NBC) - Max has a birthday party hosted by a man (Michael Emerson from 'Lost,' right) with Asperger's syndrome.

Southland (10pm, TNT) - Lydia gets suspended and makes a connection with a hurt witness, John tries to improve a neighborhood, and Chickie is bothered by memories of a high-speed chase.

The Game (10pm, BET) - Malik is pushed to the limit in rehab, and Kelly tries to stay involved with the Sunbeams.

The Good Wife (10pm, CBS) - Diane represents a young internet billionaire who sues a film studio for allegedly defaming in him a movie. Meanwhile , Alicia confronts Will about the message he left on her voicemail months earlier. Rita Wilson and F. Murray Abraham guest star.

Love/Lust (10pm, Sundance) - This series, which looks at the history behind fashion staples. tonight examines the bikini. Featured: Raquel Welch, Brigitte Bardot, Marilyn Monroe, Halle Berry, and Britney Spears.

Pioneers of Television (8pm, UNC-TV) - This week looks at westerns, including "Maverick," "The Rifleman," "Gunsmoke," "Bonanza," "Big Valley," and "The Wild, Wild West." Remarks from James Garner, Linda Evans, and Robert Conrad. Also, a look at Fess Parker's work on "Davy Crockett" and "Daniel Boone." This series really is a must for TV fans.

State of the Union Address (9pm) - President Obama delivers his address before a joint session of Congress. He's expected to talk about the economy, job creation, and the 2011-1012 budget. This is airing pretty much everywhere: ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, and UNC-TV.

Lights Out (10pm, FX) - While Johnny tries to persuade a promoter to give the gym's top fighter a title shot, Lights' daughters prepare a scrapbook for their father's 40th birthday party. Meanwhile, police discover that the MP3 player found on the body of a murdered robber belongs to Lights (Holt McCallany, right). Let me break it down: This show is excellent. Ratings are low. Catching up is easy. Watch it.

Southland (10pm, TNT) - John Shares procedural tips with Ben, including how to make a death notification. Meanwhile, Lydia and Josie tangle with an unorthodox suspect in a drug-related murder case, and Sammy crashes at Nate's as he sorts through his marital issues.

White Collar (10pm, USA) - Neal recalls his first meetings with Kate and Mozzie as Peter goes over the details of Neal's first arrest. 

The Game (10pm, BET) - Malik's troubles continue and he soon finds himself in a bigger bind. Also, Melanie goes overboard while hosting a charity event.

Life Unexpected (8pm, CW) - The final two episodes of Season 2 (and quite possibly, the entire series) air tonight. In one, Baze prepares for a future with Emma, unaware of her secret past with his dad. Then Lux arranges a special meal for herself and Eric, but her parents find out and crash it. No official announcement on cancelation or a third season is expected until May. Charlotte native Britt Robertson plays Lux (left with her dad, Baze).

Pioneers of Television (8pm, UNC-TV) - The Season 2 premiere focues on three TV pioneers: Gene Roddenberry, Rod Serling, and Irwin Allen. Lots of interesting stuff and great interviews. Adrienne has more here.

The Good Wife (10pm, CBS) - Will fears his client isn't getting a fair trial because of the judge's biased attitude, so he hires a jury consultant who claims to be able to predict a case's outcome by reading people's expressions. Also, Will uncovers information regarding Bond's intent for the firm. NOTE!!!! There's a UNC vs. Clemson basketball game on right before this, so be extra cautious and set your recording devices to run late.

20/20: The Congresswoman and the Astronaut (10pm, ABC) - A special program about the relationship between Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and her husband Mark Kelly. Features a Diane Sawyers interview with Kelly.

White Collar (10pm, USA) - The show returns for the winter portion of its season (I know, it's confusing the way USA and TNT break up their seasons) with Peter suspended and wrongly accused by the FBI and trying to clear his name -- all while looking for Mozzie's shooter during a sting with Neal (Matt Bomer, right).

Lights Out (10pm, FX) - Lights is threatened with criminal charges and must do the bidding of a loan shark to make it all go away. Meanwhile, his daughter Daniella learns of his health problems. Note: Meredith Hagner, who grew up in Chapel Hill, plays another of Lights Leary's daughters: Eva.

Southland (10pm, TNT) - Ben is thinking of revenge when his mother's rapist is released from prison. Also, Sammy copes with the news of his wife's affair.

The Game (10pm, BET) - Melanie comes clean to Derwin about his son, putting a strain on their marriage, and Jason lashes out against the Sabres.

It's not often that a show gets booted off a network, disappears for more than a year, and then re-launches on a new network, with the entire cast in tact to boot.

Yet that's the journey "The Game" (BET, 10 tonight) has taken, and so consider this premiere a cause for celebration for all fans who've had a favorite show dropped without satisfying resolution.

If you're not familiar with the show, it chronicles the life and times of the players of a San Diego pro football team, The Sabres, and their families and hangers-on. It's billed as a half-hour comedy, but it's better described as a dramedy. There are comic moments for sure, but "The Game" isn't afraid to tackle serious/timely issues like gay athletes, interracial relationships, workplace sexism and politics.