Here are some highlights of what to watch on TV this week:
MONDAY
8 PM on Channel 23
90210
Prom time is here, but not everyone is celebrating. Dixon and Annie (Tristan Wilds, Shenae Grimes) get some bad news about their futures, and Raj's (Manish Dayal) health takes a turn for the worse. Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes) tries to reignite the spark with Navid (Michael Steger) while Silver (Jessica Stroup) is hospitalized. Max and Naomi's (Josh Zuckerman, AnnaLynne McCord) relationship is put to the test in the new episode "The Prom Before the Storm." (14)
8 and 10 PM on FAMILY
The Secret Life of the American Teenager
As Ricky (Daren Kagasoff) pressures Amy (Shailene Woodley) to make a decision, Adrian (Francia Raisa) forges ahead with plans for her wedding to Ben (Ken Baumann). India Eisley and Mark Derwin also star in the new episode "Young at Heart." (14)
8:30 PM on Channel 4
Mad Love
Tiffany's (Sarah Wright) decision to leave New York is a mixed blessing for Connie and Larry (Judy Greer, Tyler Labine), leaving her in need of a job and freeing him up to pursue his dream woman. Surprises await them both in the new episode "Friends." Sarah Chalke and Jason Biggs also star. (PG)
9 PM on Channel 23
Gossip Girl
Jack Bass (Desmond Harrington) returns to the Upper East Side, setting in motion a chain of events that could be devastating to Chuck (Ed Westwick) and those he cares about. Charlie (Kaylee DeFer) is starting to fit in with Serena (Blake Lively) and the gang, but an invitation to a fundraiser complicates matters. Blair (Leighton Meester) is torn between the men in her life in the new episode "Shattered Bass." (14)
10 and 11 PM on SHOWTIME
Nurse Jackie
Much to Jackie's (Edie Falco) dismay, Kelly (Gbenga Akinnagbe) continues to charm the staff, including Akalitus (Anna Deavere Smith), and to make matters worse, Kevin (Dominic Fumusa) finds her stash in a dental floss container. A Native American patient helps Coop (Peter Facinelli) get over his depression about his parents' separation. Merritt Wever and Eve Best also star in the new episode "Orchids and Salami." (MA)
10 PM on LIFETIME
Vanished With Beth Holloway
Like John Walsh, who turned a personal tragedy -- the abduction and murder of his son -- into an anti-crime crusade, the mother of Natalee Holloway, who disappeared in the Caribbean six years ago, helps other families with missing loved ones in this new series. Using the expertise she acquired in investigating her daughter's disappearance, she offers her insights into each case as well as the emotional support of someone who's been there. (PG)
10:30 and 11:30 PM on SHOWTIME
United States of Tara
Max (John Corbett) is elated when Tara (Toni Collette) suggests he reunite his old band, but an oddly downbeat Dr. Hattaras (Eddie Izzard) turns Tara away from any more sessions with him. Kate (Brie Larson) connects with a frequent flier. For their film festival project, Marshall and Noah (Keir Gilchrist, Aaron Christian Howles) stage a revealing interview with Max in the new episode "The Electrifying and Magnanimous Return of Beaverlamp." (MA)
TUESDAY
8 PM on Channel 7
Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution
Whodunit -- Ronald McDonald? Maybe the Burger King? In this new episode, Jamie finds out who was responsible for revoking his film permits and banning him from preparing food in any Los Angeles school. He decides to move his kitchen across the street from West Adams, where he continues trying to get through to the students about the consequences of unhealthy eating. He also shows a single dad and his sons the joy of home cooking.
8 PM on Channel 23
One Tree Hill
While the gals are away, the guys will ... camp. Brooke, Quinn, Alex and Lauren (Sophia Bush, Shantel VanSanten, Jana Kramer, Allison Munn) are on a trip to Puerto Rico, and Clay, Julian, Chase and Chuck (Robert Buckley, Austin Nichols, Stephen Colletti, Michael May) join Nathan and Jamie (James Lafferty, Jackson Brundage) for a campout on the Rivercourt. Bethany Joy Galeotti also stars in the new episode "Flightless Bird, American Mouth."
9 PM on Channel 23
Hellcats
A performance by musical artist Ciara highlights this new episode, which finds Lewis and Kathy (Robbie Jones, Magda Apanowicz) entering a dance contest in hopes of winning a car for his dad. The competition heats up when Alice (Heather Hemmens) throws her hat -- er, feet -- in the ring. Savannah (Ashley Tisdale) tries to help her family through a crisis in "Land of 1,000 Dances." (PG)
10 PM on Channel 2
The Voice
"American Idol" has its group rounds; this singing competition has its duets. In the new episode "The Battles, Part 1," coaches Cee Lo Green, Christina Aguilera, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton pair up their singers in dueling duets, after which they'll decide who will be moving on to the live shows. Carson Daly hosts. (PG)
WEDNESDAY
6:05 PM on CINEMAX
Movie: Whip It
Stifled in her mother's (Marcia Gay Harden) world of beauty pageants and conformity, a rebellious teen (Ellen Page, "Juno") finds purpose and liberation in the ranks of a Texas roller-derby team in this 2009 comedy directed by and co-starring Drew Barrymore as another of the roller derby girls. The strong cast also includes Kristen Wiig ("Saturday Night Live"), Juliette Lewis, Daniel Stern and Jimmy Fallon.
8 PM on Channel 7
The Middle
After mistakenly asking the wrong girl to the prom, Axl (Charlie McDermott) wants to get out of it by simply standing her up. Frankie and Mike (Patricia Heaton, Neil Flynn) are having none of that, however, and they insist he either keep the date or break it in person. A stage success has Brick (Atticus Shaffer) boring his parents silly with his subsequent one-man improv shows. Eden Sher also stars in the new episode "The Prom." (PG)
8:30 PM on Channel 7
Better With You
When Mia (JoAnna Garcia Swisher) goes into labor, she and Casey (Jake Lacy) change their minds about waiting to get married until after the birth. The family shifts into overdrive, with Casey and Ben (Josh Cooke) rushing off to get the marriage license, Maddie (Jennifer Finnigan) looking for an officiant, and Vicky and Joel (Debra Jo Rupp, Kurt Fuller) tracking down the old, new, borrowed and blue in the season finale, "Better With the Baby." (PG)
9 PM and Midnight on DISCOVERY
MythBusters
In the new episode "Blow Your Own Sail," Kari, Tory and Grant test an idea that works beautifully in Popeye cartoons but may not translate as well to real life: using a fan to move a sailboat along when the air is still. Insert your own "take the wind out of their sails" joke here. (PG)
9:30 PM on Channel 29
Breaking In
Some secrets are too closely guarded even for the geniuses at Contra Security to crack. One of those is KFC's secret chicken recipe, which they attempt to get but botch the job. To improve their teamwork, Oz (Christian Slater) traps everyone in the office over the weekend, forcing them to work together to find a way out. Along the way, Cameron's (Bret Harrison) feelings for Melanie (Odette Annable) are revealed in the new episode "Breaking Out." (14)
THURSDAY
8 PM on Channel 2
Community
New interlopers ramp up the drama at Greendale's year-ending paintball tournament in the season finale. Jeff and Annie (Joel McHale, Alison Brie) and the rest of the study group disagree about strategy, but they're all in agreement on the importance of working together to win. Chevy Chase and Gillian Jacobs also star in "For a Few Paintballs More." (PG)
8 PM on Channel 23
The Vampire Diaries
While watching a screening of "Gone With the Wind,'' Damon (Ian Somerhalder) finds memories of Katherine (Elena Dobrev) from 1864 mixing in with the reality of present-day Elena (Dobrev again). Trying to prevent a tragedy comes at a high personal price for Stefan (Paul Wesley), and Sheriff Forbes (Marguerite McIntyre) makes a fatal error while trying to protect everyone in the suspenseful season finale, "As I Lay Dying." (14)
9 PM on Channel 23
Nikita
Lives hang in the balance in the season finale, "Pandora," with Alex (Lyndsy Fonseca) going rogue, Percy (Xander Berkeley) making a move on the CIA and Nikita (Maggie Q) facing the ultimate penalty for helping Alex. Michael (Shane West) would help her out ... if he weren't trapped inside Division.
9:30 PM on Channel 2
Parks and Recreation
Leslie and Ann (Amy Poehler, Rashida Jones) have their first fight when Ann is less than overjoyed by Leslie's efforts to get her a job at city hall. Tom (Aziz Ansari) invites everyone to the Snakehole Lounge for a promotional event for his new alcoholic drink, Snake Juice. Nick Offerman also stars in the new episode "The Fight." (14)
10 PM on A&E
Manhunters: Fugitive Task Force
Deputy Michelle "Michy" Mendez has flashbacks to her first days on the task force when a fugitive she caught back then is on the loose once more, wanted for violating his probation. As she and the team work out their game plan, they learn that their target has children with nine different women, so he could be hiding out with any of them, in the new episode "Deja Fugitive."
11 PM on BRAVO
Watch What Happens: Live
Soap opera star Susan Lucci is Andy Cohen's guest in this new episode, and you can probably guess what they're going to talk about: last month's announcement that her show, "All My Children," was being canceled, along with another long-running ABC serial, "One Life to Live."
FRIDAY
7:15 PM on CINEMAX
Movie: The Ring
One of the top box-office hits of 2002, this involving thriller about a lethal videotape benefits from a solid performance by Naomi Watts ("Le Divorce") as a reporter whose niece becomes a victim of the recording. Anyone who watches it dies a week later. The journalist has added incentive to solve the mystery after she and her young son (David Dorfman) view it. Martin Henderson and Brian Cox co-star.
9 PM on SHOWTIME
Movie: Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist and Rebel
For those who know Hugh Hefner only by the first label in this title, this 2009 documentary portrays him not merely as a magazine publisher and lifestyle guru but as a crusader for free expression, who put mixed-race couples and blacklisted entertainers on television at a time when nobody else would go there. Commentators include Bill Maher, Dick Gregory, Joan Baez and -- on the anti-Hef side -- feminist author Susan Brownmiller and singer Pat Boone.
10 PM on Channel 4
Blue Bloods
A drug bust points the finger at some dirty cops in the season finale. Sounds like a job for the boys in Internal Affairs, but Frank (Tom Selleck) decides against involving them in hopes that this case will lead to the exposure of the Blue Templar, the mysterious secret society that's been a thorn in the family's side. Donnie Wahlberg, Will Estes and Bridget Moynahan also star in "The Blue Templar." (14)
10 PM on DISCOVERY
Swamp Brothers
Not to be confused with the History series "Swamp People," about Cajun alligator hunters, or the Discovery show "Swamp Loggers," this new reality series profiles a Florida family whose business is wildlife, with an emphasis on reptiles. Rocker-turned-animal expert Ronnie and his brother Stephen head the crew. They're collecting alligator eggs and dealing with a wild hog invasion in the delightfully titled series premiere, "Partners in Slime."
SATURDAY
2 PM on ESPN
NASCAR Racing
Ordinarily, when you lead a race for all but 14 of 205 laps, you should be the story. But Kyle Busch found himself relegated to footnote after winning last season's spring Nationwide race at Delaware's Dover International Speedway in dominant fashion. What had everyone talking was a pair of late race dust-ups between Denny Hamlin and Clint Bowyer that resulted in a nine-car accident and an 11-minute, 43-second red flag, and Bowyer being sent to the garage.
9 PM on STARZ
Movie: Easy A
Emma Stone has appeared in such movies as "Superbad" and "Zombieland," but she really comes into her own in this enjoyable, Will Gluck-directed 2010 comedy about a high-school student who gets a shocking new reputation. Her lie about a supposed romantic encounter gets out of hand, and the result brands her as someone who knows her way around guys ... and, of course, ultimately paints her into a corner she might not be able to get out of.
9 and 11 PM on HALLMARK
Movie: Edge of the Garden
Dumped by his fiancee, a businessman (Rob Estes) on a work trip to Maine acquires a run-down but charming cottage with an equally charming occupant: the spirit of the woman (Sarah Manninen) who lived there 50 years ago. As they forge a bond across time, he finds himself in a position to change history. Kelly Monaco also stars in this new romantic fantasy. (PG)
SUNDAY
8 PM on Channel 7
Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
In the season finale, Ty and company are in Georgia to build a new home for the Sharrock family, which includes a 9-year-old boy with a severe case of brittle bone disease. While the family's hazardous-to-his-health home is being torn down and replaced, young Patrick meets his idol, child actor Atticus Shaffer ("The Middle"), who has a similar genetic condition. Ty also helps Patrick film a public service announcement about kids with disabilities. (PG)
8 PM on BET
The Family Crews
As the second season of this reality show about actor Terry Crews ("Everybody Hates Chris") and his loved ones winds down, Rebecca is deep into rehearsals for her upcoming one-woman show, while Terry flies Rebecca and Miley in. Azriel finds living quarters near the New York University campus in the season finale, "I'm Coming Out!" (PG)
8 PM on Channel 29
The Simpsons
The Simpsons come into possession of a collection of keys that will open every door in Springfield, including a mysterious classroom under the elementary school, which Lisa discovers. When she tells Principal Skinner, the room disappears, and he confiscates the key. She calls on her sleuthing skills to solve the mystery in the new episode "500 Keys." (PG)
8 PM on Channel 4
Survivor: Redemption Island
In another first for the long-running competitive reality show, the field of finalists competing for the cash prize and the title of Sole Survivor consists of eight castaways. After the winner is chosen -- and this isn't a first -- the eliminated contestants gather for a reunion episode. Jeff Probst hosts the season finale. (PG)
9 PM on Channel 2
The Celebrity Apprentice
Let's get ready to retro! Past winners Piers Morgan, Joan Rivers and Bret Michaels return to help Donald choose the two finalists, who must create a launch campaign for 7Up Retro soda. One finalist goes with a 1970s theme featuring the Harlem Globetrotters and former 7Up pitchman Geoffrey Holder, while the other plans an '80s event with Dee Snider and Def Leppard, but both finalists have trouble nailing down their stars in the new episode "Retro Rumble." (PG)
9 PM on Channel 7
Desperate Housewives
A progressive dinner party to celebrate Susan's (Teri Hatcher) return to Wisteria Lane ends in murder. Arrested in connection with Paul's (Mark Moses) poisoning, Susan tries to explain that she's being framed by Felicia (Harriet Sansom Harris). Gaby (Eva Longoria) learns who her stalker is. Bree (Marcia Cross) suspects her new boyfriend is gay. Felicity Huffman also stars in the two-hour season finale, "And Lots of Security...; Come On Over for Dinner." (PG)
9 PM on Channel 29
Family Guy
Bonnie commits an indiscretion while on a trip to Paris with Lois. Back home, Peter uses some unusual methods to home-school Meg and Chris. Jennifer Tilly provides the voice of Bonnie in the new episode "Foreign Affairs." (14)
9 PM on HBO and 11 PM on HBO
Game of Thrones
Daenerys' (Emilia Clarke) alliance with the Dothrakis has Robert (Mark Addy) ordering a pre-emptive strike against her and Viserys (Harry Lloyd) that causes a rift in his relationship with Ned (Sean Bean). Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) helps Catelyn (Michelle Fairley). A charming knight captures Sansa's (Sophie Turner) heart in the new episode "The Wolf and the Lion." (MA)
9:30 PM on Channel 29
The Cleveland Show
The family attends a comic convention to pitch Cleveland's "Waderman" comic book, and Donna is shocked to discover that a blaxploitation movie she starred in years ago is being screened. Cleveland Jr. is bothered by Hollywood's takeover of the con and spearheads a movement to bring it back to its roots. Emily Deschanel, Katee Sackhoff, Eliza Dushku and director Robert Rodriguez provide guest voices in the season finale, "Hot Cocoa Bang Bang." (14)
10 PM on SHOWTIME and 11 PM on SHOWTIME
The Borgias
The invaders capture Lucrezia (Holliday Grainger) as she tries to flee Rome, but she works her charms on King Charles (Michel Muller), who allows her to talk Juan (David Oakes) into calling off his troops. Pope Alexander (Jeremy Irons) awaits the arrival of Charles at the Vatican in the new episode "The Art of War." (MA)
