Note: Many TV shows, especially on CBS and the CW, were preempted last week due to Hurricane Sandy coverage. Those shows are airing tonight.
90210 (8pm, CW) - Naomi plans a getaway with Max and ends up questioning their relationship, while Silver attempts to contained leaked nude photos of her.
Bones (8pm, Fox) - A woman's mutilated body is discovered in a city garbage can. Also, Booth offers Sweets a temporary place to live while he looks for a new apartment.
How I Met Your Mother (8pm, CBS) - With a rash of relationships on rocky ground, Ted and Victoria find themselves at a romantic crossroads, while Robin thinks Barney's screwy when he decides to employ a dog as his wingman.
The Voice (8pm, NBC) - The live Playoffs begin tonight.
Hawaii Five-0 (10pm, CBS) - A grisly murder leads Five-0 to discover a ritualistic killing on Halloween, and the evidence suggests that the murderer will soon strike again.
Start-Ups: Silicon Valley (10pm, Bravo) - A new series focusing on a group of young entrepreneurs in California's Silicon Valley. Tonight, Ben and Hermione throw a toga party to celebrate their new venture.
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives (10pm, Food) - In the spotlight tonight, craft-made beers and shrimp-and-grits in Kill Devil Hills. Also, pasta with littleneck clams in Rhode Island and grilled cheese and a porchetta dish in St. Louis.
Castle (10pm, ABC) - A homicide occurs at a sci-fi convention, forcing Castle and Beckett to deal with zealous fans and pompous celebrities as they investigate the crime.
The Inbetweeners (10:30pm, MTV) - Will serves as chairman of the homecoming dance and Jay attempts win back Brie.
Hotel Hell (8pm, Fox) - In this 2-hour Season 1 finale, a run-down Pennsylvania hotel needs to be cleaned of dead bugs and stained bedspreads. In the second hour, the owner of a converted schoolhouse hotel in Idaho needs help addressing the building's musty smell. This season was way too short.
Republican National Convention - UPDATE: Isaac has really messed things up. Not much is happening in Tampa except for the storm, but if anything happens, it'll be on cable news (the major broadcast networks hadn't scheduled primetime coverage for tonight even before Isaac blew in). Today's cancelations will likely mean extended coverage Tuesday-Thursday.