History Detectives (8pm, UNC-TV) - Among other things featured tonight, a woodcarving of a mouth and chin that may have been part of an Andrew Jackson figurehead affixed to the USS Constitution.
Pretty Little Liars (8pm, ABC Family) - Broadway legend Betty Buckley guest stars as Hannah's grandmother, who arrives in town for Tom's wedding.
Ludo Bites America (9pm, Sundance) - Ludo and Krissy travel to California to revamp Redondo Beach's Casa Pulido, which they turn into a fusion of Pacific Ocean seafood and Mexican fare. At 8pm, there's a repeat of last week's show from Raleigh (left), featuring The Pit and Gravy restaurants, and Allen & Son Barbecue (of Chapel Hill). Ludo certainly presented an interesting menu. Blood Pig Terrine, anyone?
Flipping Out (9pm, Bravo) - Jeff's suspicions grow about how one of his contractors is handling finances (shocker: it's the old man tile guy!) and a fiery fight erupts between the two. Also, Jeff deals with a sad pet-related medical problem.
Picker Sisters (10pm, Lifetime) - A tour of the Deep South yields a trailer full of vintage items. Tanya and Tracy ship the finds home with specific instructions, but somehow the message is misinterpreted by Alan.
What Not to Wear: Top 10 Meltdowns (10pm, TLC) - The hosts recall the worst meltdowns they've seen from the show's makeover candidates.
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Secrets of the Mountain (8pm, NBC) - In this made-for-TV movie, a woman (Paige Turco) decides to sell a mountain cabin she inherited from her uncle (Barry Bostwick) and takes her kids there on a weekend trip to finalize the deal. The family ends up uncovering a mystery someone doesn't want them to know about, and things get dangerous. Sounds like a live-action version of a Scooby Doo cartoon. But it's family friendly TV so I'm not knocking it.
Shark Tank (9pm, ABC) - The season 2 premiere features a biker with a three dimensional helmet, a chef with a recipe for salad dressing, a plan for a golf ball washer, and more. Watch meanie shark Kevin O'Leary (right) destroy all their dreams.
Chopping Block (8pm, NBC) - This is the Marco Pierre White (left) competition cooking show that was pulled by NBC earlier this year. If you were following along back then, you've probably forgotten everyone and lost interest. If you weren't following along, you don't really care about jumping in in the middle. Good strategy. Tonight, the remaining contestants prepare food using aphrodisiacs.