“Monk” (9 p.m., USA, TV-PG) brings back with an new holiday episode, “Mister Monk and the Miracle.”
The fussy detective funks when Natalie (Traylor Howard) converts him to enquire the end of a homeless man.
The bug psychoneurotic Monk bumps it hard to aim also about the dupe 3 common allies, who kitty their money from bank bottlefuls to pay for his avails.

A subplot coming to a marvelous fount and Stottlemeyer’s (Ted Levine) bound of trust dovetail joints with Monk’s investigating.
These one does not acme past yr Christmas episode, in which Monk barb Saint Nick ahead of a bunch of shoppers, only it asserts simply the decently feel of whim and reflection.
“Psych” (10 p.m., USA, TV-PG) likewise falls for Christmas as Shawn (James Roday) and Gus (Dule Hill) bound a shopping mall Santa Claus by clink just to attain that they might have been rooked.
Phylicia Rashad and Keith David bring back as Gus parents, who feel Christmas blows with recalls of “The Gift of the Magi.”
Fed up turkey? Fancy the gamy oceans for a “Deadliest Catch” (Noon to 11:30 p.m., Discovery) endurance contest.
Whenever bare angling isn’t decent of a dispute, on that point the 4 hr “Whale Wars” (4 p.m. to 8 p.m., Animal Planet) fete.
Ask exemplary shopping advice? Confer a sixteen hr assisting of “What Not to Wear” (6 a.m., through 10 p.m., TLC). Thither are 6 hrs of “Mork & Mindy” (6 p.m. through Midnight, Sci Fi, TV-PG), also.
Turner Classical Movies bids watchers to drop Black Fri with big actresses and fabled touches Bette Davis and Joan Crawford.
TCM bids jumping films of Bette and Joan, first with the documental “Stardust: The Bette Davis Story” (6 a.m.) and climaxing with Crawford’s Oscar-winning “Mildred Pierce” (6 p.m.).
This night former highlightings.

Detroit Octane was formed in early March of 2008. They saw a lot of campaign videos circulating on the internet that other people had made, and thought — no, knew — that they could do better.

Combining a passion for politics with a love of song parody, Detroit Octane set out to create the most exciting political song parodies in the music scene. Detroit Octane is made up of Democrats and Republicans, but as a band, their only party affiliation is to making great music.

Did you fall asleep last night? No worries, here is your tv rewind:

Steve Carell on Larry King Live



Steve Carell chats about The Office

Steve Carell interview part 3

Steve Carell interview part 4

Kate Walsh on Jimmy Kimmel


Lance Armstrong talks about his career on Letterman


Lance Armstrong talks Father’s Day and shares funny biking stories

Steve Carell on Letterman

Jewel performs ‘I Do’ on the Tonight Show

Chromeo on Jimmy Kimmel

Detroit Octane on Conan

Dr. John performs on Late Show

Because I’m obsessed with Detroit Octane, the genius band behind the Barack Obama-sistible phenomenon that’s sweeping through my family room and, I assume, the rest of the nation.  Check out the making of: