TV on Tap: James Marsden Meets Liz Lemon, Hank Azaria Tries to Save His Show and Send AMC Your "Walking Dead" Questions

The NTSF:SD:SUV:: team takes on their final case of the season tonight.

News

I'm experiencing some major 30 Rock withdrawal and the Emmy-winning comedy isn't helping things by announcing that James Marsden will make an appearance this season, as well as Denise Richards (who I've been enjoying watching on Blue Mountain State). If Marsden plays an astronaut who happens to be named Mike Dexter, I think I might be more excited than Liz Lemon ever could be.

Teen Nick is expanding its nostalgic The 90s Are All That programming block. Not only will it start airing two hours earlier, seven days a week, it also added the sitcom Hey Dude to the lineup.

Do you have a question about The Walking Dead you'd like to see discussed on the companion talk show, Talking Dead? You're in luck, the cable network is asking for viewers to submit their questions.

Here's some casting news that probably tells us where to expect the stories to go on Drop Dead Diva next season: Lex Medlin, who plays Jane's boyfriend, has been bumped up to series regular status.

With The Playboy Club canceled, Free Agents star Hank Azaria has taken to Twitter to encourage his fans to watch the show and save it from becoming the second show to get the axe.

It's a good fall season for comedian Whitney Cummings. Now that CBS has ordered a full season of 2 Broke Girls, both of her shows are looking like hits. Now, maybe the show can start working on making Asian diner manager Han/Bryce not seem like a racist caricature.

Fox's New Girl has continued to cast actors with a bit of indie following, this time its Party Down alum Lizzy Caplan.

In what could be pretty edgy or a complete train wreck of a show, NBC has picked up a family comedy that stars Snoop Dogg as the dad.

I'm going to need more information to decide if this has the potential to change how we watch TV or just will turn out to be an unnecessarily complicated way to watch shows you're already paying for, but this holiday season you'll be able to watch more streaming TV shows on Xbox Live, including shows from HBO, Bravo and Syfy.

Listings

The Nate Berkus Show (syndicated) Check local listings
Nate has an hour of lifestyle lessons including a cooking lessons from celebrity chef Cristina Ferrare, fashion tips for a 48-year-old woman going back to college, and a "Design 101" look at area rugs. 

The Wendy Williams Show (syndicated) Check local listings
Wendy's guests today includes gospel duo Mary Mary, who have lost gay fans over their views and associations in the past. Let's keep our fingers crossed Wendy is informed on the topic.

The X-Factor (Fox) 8:00 PM ET
The boot camp continues as the hopefuls try to earn their spot on one of four groups: young guys, young girls, older singers and groups. Do you have a favorite, yet?

The Vampire Diaries (CW) 8:00 PM ET
Between the situation between Caroline  and her dad, the discovery of Stefan's past with Klaus and Jeremy keeping his ghosts (literally, I love shows that let me say that) secret from Bonnie there's plenty of reason to get excited about what's happens on tonight's episode.

Charlie's Angels (ABC) 8:00 PM ET
The Angels go undercover on a cruise ship to investigate the disappearance of a journalist. Thankfully, one of the cruise guests is Nicholas Gonzalez.

Community (NBC) 8:00 PM ET
When Professor Kane (Michael K. Williams) assigns the biology class their first assignment, the study group ends up at odds over how they'll pair up for the assignment.

The Big Bang Theory (CBS) 8:00 PM ET
Raj just might have found the right woman to overcome his overwhelming shyness (Switched at Birth's Katie LeClerc) but surely even Raj can find away to rekindle the awkwardness.

Parks & Recreation (NBC) 8:30 PM ET
Tonight's episode description says that Leslie gets trapped by some "gotcha journalism" while promoting her new book. I have to wonder if this is the kind of gotcha journalism that consists of tough questions like "What do you read?" or the kind where someone is expected to know about every impolite thing said by someone they met once. I just hope this means we get to see Mo Collins again.

Project Runway (Lifetime) 9:00 PM ET
The designers are asked to take inspiration from exotic birds. Am I alone in getting tired of these "inspiration" challenges?

The Secret Circle (CW) 9:00 PM ET
When Cassie decides to look up one of her mother's old friends, it turns out the woman has been in a coma for the past 16 years.

The Office (NBC) 9:00 PM ET
When the warehouse staff's lottery pool finally pays off, they all quit, leaving everyone upstairs having to figure out how to keep things running.

Whitney (NBC) 9:30 PM ET
NBC's relationship comedy continues to explain to us how men and women are different with a story where Whitney gets mad at Alex for looking at other women. I thought we were done with the tired gender stereotype sitcoms when Better with You, Perfect Couples and Traffic Light all got canceled last season.

Prime Suspect (NBC) 10:00 PM ET
After getting robbed, Jane isn't thrilled to hear from the woman assigned to investigate the robbery. Will Jane learn anything from when she was the new investigator?

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FX) 10:00 PM ET
We just might get an answer to the question "Where do these guys get their money, anyway?" when Sweet Dee learns she's going to face an IRS audit.

Chelsea Lately (E!) 11:00 PM ET
Jane Lynch is set to talk with Chelsea tonight.

NTSF:SD:SUV:: (Adult Swim) 12:15 AM ET
In tonight's season finale, the NTSF have to stop terrorists from bombing the San Diego Day parade.

The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (CBS) 12;35 AM ET
With Lily Tomlin and Ioan Gruffudd set to talk with Craig tonight, this should be a fun show.

What will you be watching tonight? Please share in the comments!

Tomorrow's Preview

The Nate Berkus Show (syndicated) Check local listings
History Detective Elise Luray returns with tips on how to tell if that yard sale find is something valuable, or just another yard sale purchase.

The Wendy Williams Show (syndicated) Check local listings
Wendy is joined by the cast of The A-List: New York on Friday.

Supernatural (CW) 9:00 PM ET
Friday's episode has Jensen Ackles directing as Jewel Staite makes an appearance.