Second time around: Past 'Bachelor' searches for love again
Brad Womack returns for another round of "The Bachelor"
The new year is the perfect opportunity for a fresh start. It's a time to turn things around, whether through dieting, de-cluttering, quitting smoking or any other number of resolutions.
Rocky Balboa, on Fox
Sylvester Stallone returns as one of the greatest fighters of all time in the world broadcast premiere of "Rocky Balboa."
Grey's Anatomy, on ABC
After Meredith reveals the truth about the miscarriage to Derek, she is ready to return to work.
Better With You, on ABC
Casey and Mia hit a bump on the road to romance when they have their first fight as an engaged couple.
New Year's nation: Networks share party programming
Ryan Seacrest and Dick Clark will host ABC's New Year's coverage
If there is one place to be on New Year's Eve, it has to be New York City's Times Square. With all the lights, the music, the crowds and, of course, the lowering of the famous ball at the stroke of midnight, revellers usher in the newest year with all the pomp and circumstance it deserves.
Hoarding: Buried Alive, on TLC
Experts dive into piles of garbage and unused possessions to help Deborah, who started hoarding in the wake of a tragedy.
Chuck, on NBC
It's triple the action as geek turned secret agent Chuck Bartowski has three adventures in a prime-time mini-marathon.
Young and beautiful: Hathaway, Franco host Oscars for first time
Anne Hathaway will host this year's Academy Awards ceremony
YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL: Gone are the days when it was a given that the Academy Awards would be hosted by a veteran comic such as Billy Crystal or Whoopi Goldberg.
Top Gear, on History
The guys use all kinds of vehicles as they race each other from Miami to Key West in cars, boats and planes.
Simply the best: Kennedy Center pays tribute to artists
Merle Haggard is among the recipients of a Kennedy Center Honor this year
Awards shows are a dime a dozen it seems, with new ones popping up all the time. Star-studded red carpets may be all the rage, but for those who value quality over quantity, only one awards show will do.