How I Met Your Mother (8pm, CBS) - The Season 8 finale, set just before Robin and Barney's wedding, has Ted taking Lily to see the house he's been fixing up, and Robin and Barney having their night of relaxation interrupted by an obnoxious couple.

90210 (8pm, CW) - The series ends with cast and producers reflecting on the show's memorable moments. Then, the gang (right) come together after a traumatic event strengthens their relationships.

2 Broke Girls (9pm, CBS) - Season 2 ends with Max and Caroline offering to deep-clean a previously hidden part of the diner and discovering something that could revive their cupcake business.

Castle (10pm, ABC) - In the Season 5 finale, Beckett interviews with a federal agency, prompting her to reexamine her personal and professional lives. Meanwhile, the team investigate the death of a young woman who was found floating inside of a water tank in a flop house.

Bates Motel (10pm, A&E) - Dylan and Bradley connect, and Emma goes on a trip.

Rectify (10pm, Sundance) - Daniel begins to lose his grip on reality as he struggles to adjust to life on the outside. Meanwhile, Ted Jr. starts to question Daniel's innocence.

Revolution (10pm, NBC) - Romance heats up between Miles and Nora, and Charlie and Jason. Also, the militia launches drone strikes, Monroe faces an assassination attempt, and President Foster considers surrender.

Before there were celebrity designers (and celebrities who wanted to be designers), there was Betsey Johnson. The punk-rock, crinoline petticoat wearing, handstand performing kookster makes clothes that make you smile -- joyous and girly.

She's still well-known and beloved but at 70, she's certainly past her prime. That would seem to suggest "XOX Betsey Johnson" (8 tonight, Style network) is a show past its shelf life. But in 2012, Johnson's company filed for bankruptcy. Good friend shoe king Steve Madden paid her debt and now Johnson is the creative director of what will be a mostly online Betsey entity.

So the reality show chronicles the Betsey comeback. And there's more: we learn about Betsey's relationship with her daughter Lulu, who worked with her designer mom for 13 years. She dropped out to raise her daughters. Now after a painful divorce, Lulu is ready to work again and launching her own line.

She's also trying to put some space between her and her mom. The two have a Joan and Melissa Rivers-type relationship, which is to say mothering can turn into smothering. They live in the same building down the hall from one another; Betsey often just strolls into the apartment unannounced. This has caused some issues. Betsey and Lulu actually attend couples therapy.

Betsey is the show; she's made for reality TV. She's a 70 year old who flirts with men half her age, she's bursting with creativity, she brings a water bottle filled with mimosa to her workout session. Watching Lulu build her business gives an inside view of what it takes to create a fashion line. And just about anyone who has a mother will relate to some aspect of the mother-daughter dynamic on the show.

"XOX Betsey Johnson" doesn't break new ground, but you can't help root for Betsey. Her love of life is contagious.

Survivor: Caramoan (8pm, CBS) - The finalists are questioned by the jury members, who then vote for a winner. The winner is revealed in the 10 p.m. "Reunion" special.

Once Upon a Time (8pm, ABC) - In the second season finale, the inhabitants of Storybrooke brace themselves for annihilation when Greg and Tamara detonate the trigger Regina had placed within the curse. Meanwhile, back in Neverland of the past, Hook discovers his connection to a young Bae (Dylan Schmid, left) after he rescues him from the sea and soon realizes that the Lost Boys are in hot pursuit of the child.

Bob's Burgers (8:30pm, Fox) - Gene signs up for baseball in the Season 3 finale, while Tina becomes hooked on espresso. "American Dad" ends its season at 9:30.

Revenge (9pm, ABC)- In the two-hour Season 2 finale, a string of perilous events lead to a death, forcing Emily to reexamine her path of vengeance.

Game of Thrones (9pm, HBO) - Tywin counsels Joffrey and Daenerys exchanges gifts with a slave lord near Yunkai.

Mr. Selfridge (9pm, UNC-TV) - Harry faces fierce competition from F.W. Woolworth, who has brought his U.S.-based discount chain to England. Also, the relationship between Agnes and Henri heats up.

Mad Men (10pm, AMC) - Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce tries to placate competing clients while Pete is blindsided by an unexpected guest.

Ultimate Survival Alaska (10pm, NGC) - Just when I thought the Alaska reality show craze might be waning, National Geographic Channel breaks out a new reality competition series in which contestants fight to survive in the state's frigid conditions.

Family Tree (10:30pm, HBO) - In this new mockumentary series, a newly single and unemployed man goes on a journey of self-discovery after inheriting a chest of curios from a deceased great aunt.

Dangerous Intuition (8pm, Lifetime) - A woman is forced to share custody of her daughter with her ex-husband's new wife, but she soon fears that her daughter is in mortal danger from the new stepmother.

Smash (8pm, NBC) - A tribute night is held to honor Tom and Julia's work, which pleases Tom, but Julia is preoccupied with "Hit List." Elsewhere, Ivy is hesitant to perform a risque number, and the cast of "Hit List" deal with a devastating betrayal.

Rise of the Dinosaurs (9pm, Syfy) - A military commando unit fight for survival against dinosaurs they encounter after crash-landing in a remote tropical jungle.

My Cat From Hell (8pm, Animal Planet) - A cat pees everywhere, including on the couch, beds and countertops. Jackson Galaxy to the rescue! Jackson also helps a cat with cerebellar hypoplasia who constantly attacks its owner's other cat.

Orphan Black (9pm, BBC America) - Sarah confronts the conspiracy head-on, while the trust between herself and Paul weakens. Meanwhile, Cosima grows closer to Delphine and the mysterious Dr. Leekie.

Saturday Night Live (10pm, NBC) - A repackaged one-hour repeat of last weekend's live show starring Zach Galifianakis with Of Monsters and Men.

Saturday Night Live (11:29pm, NBC) - Former SNL cast member Kristen Wiig (pictured above as Target Lady) hosts, with Vampire Weekend as musical guest.

SBNation.com reports that Bomani Jones, a UNC graduate who hosts an internet sports show out of Durham and is a regular contributor to ESPN TV programs, has signed a 4-year deal with the network that will give him a presence on ESPN's radio, television and online outlets.

Jones previously hosted a sports talk radio show called "The Morning Jones" and now hosts "The Evening Jones" on the internet. Jones has been a regular panelist on ESPN's "Around the Horn" and "Outside the Lines," and also appears on ESPN2's "Dan Le Batard Is Highly Questionable" and "First Take."

Stephen Colbert declared himself a North Carolina native this week during a segment on "The Colbert Report" in which he discussed his sister, Elizabeth Colbert Busch, losing a congressional election in his home state of South Carolina to former disgraced South Carolina governor Mark Sanford.

The angry Colbert said he felt betrayed by his home state and would turn his back on it. "From now on," he said. "And I never thought I'd say this, I am from North Carolina. No, I have to -- I have to! I'm a Tar Heel now! Whatever the f*#$ that means."

Colbert then went on to profess his love for the state bird, the cardinal (after consulting an Almanac to get the bird's name right). "That's a stupid bird," he said. "But it's mine now."

Colbert also mentioned the state dog (the Plot Hound) before slamming North Carolina 'cue as a "sauceless, vinegar-based meat product that they call barbecue." Colbert then took a bite of some eastern N.C. barbecue and gagged.

We know Colbert is a great, great actor because there's no way he prefers that mustardy South Carolina mess to our delicious pig. Smithfield Chicken N' Bar-B-Q, a local barbecue and fried chicken chain, posted an open letter to Colbert on their website last night, challenging his barbecue tastes and offering to send him some of their barbecue and slaw in an effort to set his mind -- and taste buds -- right.

You can watch the full Colbert segment here.

Kitchen Nightmares (8pm, Fox)- In the final episode of the fifth season, Chef Ramsay visits Amy's Baking Company in Scottsdale, Arizona, which is clean but has issues with food and service.

Vegas (9pm, CBS) - In the Season 1 (and let's be realistic, probably the series) finale, a vengeful Sheriff Lamb (Dennis Quaid) joins forces with Savino (Michael Chiklis) to bring down Porter Gainsley, who was behind the murder of Lamb's wife and the attempt on Katherine's wife.

Touch (9pm, Fox) - In the Season 2 series finale (Fox is not renewing), Aster Corporation's success depends on the completion of the number sequence, and CEO Nicole Farrington relies on two new test subjects to get it done.

Shark Tank (9pm, ABC) - To filmmakers from Los Angeles seek an investment for their movie about motorcycle racing, and an idea is pitched for a hot pink hamburger truck staffed by beautiful women.

Tanked (9pm, Animal Planet) - A tank resembling a donut dunked in a cup of coffee is constructed for a Florida business.

Blue Bloods (10pm, CBS) - In the third season finale, the Reagans go after a gang leader who killed Jamie's partner, and Danny works an angle involving the gang leader's girlfriend. Meanwhile, a second crisis occurs and unnerves Frank.

American Idol (8pm, Fox) - The top two finalists are revealed in a results show that also features performances by Alicia Keys and "Idol" alum Lauren Alaina.

Community (8pm, NBC) - In the Season 4 finale, Jeff ponders the future after he receives enough credits to graduate. Elsewhere, the group revisit the darkest timeline.

Glee (9pm, Fox) - In the Season 4 finale, the glee club performs at Regionals with newfound determination to advance in the competition. Meanwhile, Brittany comes back from MIT with a new attitude, Blaine shops for an engagement ring and Ryder learns more about his "catfish." Patty Duke and Meredith Baxter guest star.

The Office (9pm, NBC) - The staffers anticipate the TV premiere of their documentary and Andy attends auditions for "The Next Great A Cappella Singer." Clay Aiken, Mark McGrath and Santigold guest star. Next week's 75-minute episode is the show's series finale.

Person of Interest (9pm, CBS) - The second season ends with Finch and Reese working alongside unexpected allies to save the Machine from Root and the Decima organization. Meanwhile, Finch's relationship with Nathan Ingram is discovered, along with his original motivations for wanting to save the irrelevant numbers from the Machine.

Monumental Mysteries (9pm, Travel) - A new series exploring the history behind America's national monuments starts with stories about a tombstone in New England, a famous con artist and Alcatraz.

Scandal (10pm, ABC) - A major crisis (Mellie's televised interview revealing Fitz's infidelity) rocks the White House and Cyrus is caught in the middle of it. Also, Olivia and her team are the victims of a shocking betrayal.

Say what you want about the state of the soap opera. For those of us who still watch, Jeanne Cooper, who played Katherine Chancellor on "The Young and the Restless," is worthy of being mourned. With her regal manner and sharp tongue, the actress played a matriarch, a woman who married money and then transformed into a formidable and shrewd businesswoman. Even Victor Newman stood in awe.

In real life, she was the mom of Corbin Bernsen, and we thank her for him too.

Enjoy this short clip of Ms. Cooper in an interview from the Archive of American Television.

Rest in peace, Duchess. We'll miss you.

We got pretty excited recently when Time Warner Cable added a TWC TV Roku channel, and now UNC-TV tells us that Roku is offering PBS and PBS Kids Channels?! Masterpiece Theatre, baby!! "Downton Abbey" and "Sherlock" on the Roku!! (Actually, there's no guarantee regarding specific Masterpiece programs, but fingers crossed.)

According to the press release, hundreds of streaming videos will be available, including PBS programs "Masterpiece," "Nova," "Frontline," "Austin City Limits," "Antiques Roadshow" and "Nature." PBS Kids programming includes "Curious George," "Dinosaur Train" and "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood."

Some UNC-TV content will also be available. "North Carolina Now" and "North Carolina Weekend" are listed in the release.

You can access the PBS content by selecting one of the PBS channels on Roku and then choosing UNC-TV (or your local public television station if you live somewhere else) and sharing your email address. (That last part means you'll probably be hearing from PBS at some point in the <cough PLEDGE DRIVE cough> future.)

You can pick up a Roku at retailers like Target or Best Buy or Amazon starting around $50 (and you can stream Netflix, HBO Go, Amazon Prime and many other services over it).