ALMA Awards, on NBC
Comedian George Lopez and actress Eva Longoria team up once again to honour fellow Latinos in the entertainment industry at this year's ALMA Awards. Five-time Grammy winner Christina Aguilera will receive a 2012 NCLR Special Achievement Award.
Parks and Recreation, on NBC
When Leslie and Andy travel to Washington, D.C., to visit Ben and April at their new jobs, Leslie meets Senators Barbara Boxer and Olympia Snowe. Meanwhile, Ron organizes a barbecue as a thank you for the staff.
Survivor: Philippines, on CBS, Global
Eighteen contestants travel to Southeast Asia where they'll be divided into three tribes named after the region's animals. Three of this season's castaways are getting another shot at the prize after being medically evacuated in previous editions of the game.
Go On, on Global, NBC
Former "Friends" star Matthew Perry portrays a not-so-friendly sports talk radio host who is struggling to move on after the loss of his wife. He reluctantly finds solace in a support group when his alpha-male boss forces him to attend grief counselling.
The Mob Doctor, on Fox
Jordana Spiro stars as promising young surgeon Dr. Grace Devlin, who makes a deal with the devil when she agrees to work for the Mafia to pay off her brother's gambling debt.
Late Laughs for the week of September 16 - 22, 2012
The Tonight Show: Jay Leno
Donald Trump was bumped from speaking at the Republican convention because of hurricane Isaac. See, nobody ever talks about the good things hurricanes do!
Hurricane Isaac is officially a Category 1 hurricane. It was so windy that gas stations needed three guys working outside: two to hold the ladder while the other guy climbed up to raise the prices.
Dirty Jobs, on Discovery
Host Mike Rowe is off to Mobile to get a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to create a unique Mardi Gras float. He learns how to inflate cow bladders, which are used during the annual Mardi Gras parade to drive away evil spirits.
Primetime: What Would You Do?, on ABC, CHCH
John Quinones and his covert team of actors find out how average people behave in provocative situations. Hidden cameras record the reactions of onlookers as performers face moral and legal dilemmas involving everything from abuse to theft.
Glee, on Fox, Global
Even though many of the New Directions pals have gone in new directions, the excitement returns in the season premiere. The show will feature more than one setting this season to keep an eye on some of the fans’ favourite characters.
The Listener, on CTV
Telepathic paramedic Toby Logan faces one more challenge in the season finale. With more than one million loyal viewers per episode, this Canadian drama recently earned a full-season pick-up order from CTV.
