TV Junkie: 'Extreme Ice' on PBS - Beautiful but Frightening

Last week NPR did a segment on tonight's "Nova" which even sounded cool - check out the photos, the video footage will be even more amazing, if not terrifying, as we have more proof of climate change (PBS @ 8pm).

Thank you Oxygen, for the priceless research that determined "early 25% of women would rather win "America's Next Top Model" than the Nobel Peace Prize, however, 75% of women said that they would be willing to shave their heads to save the life of a stranger." We already knew that thousands would risk getting stomped to death in a riot in order to even "compete" in a modeling show but I guess we needed more of these gems in order to get on with our days.

Online TV watching continues to expand and is proved by Hulu's 30+% increase in traffic this February. Old media might slowly be "getting it" - we will give them that.

The TV Junkie Plan: "Nova", "Dancing With the Stars" (because I effing love Chloris Leachman), "Wreckreation Nation", "Modern Toss", Letterman, 1/2 of Kimmel

8:00pm Nova: Extreme Ice PBS/KCET - Photojournalist James Balog and a scientific team disperse cameras in risky, remote locations in the Arctic, Alaska and the Alps to record melting glaciers

8:00pm The Secret Life of the American Teenager ABC Family - Season Finale

9:00pm Intervention A&E - Season Finale

9:00pm Frontline PBS/KCET - Ten Trillion and Counting President Barack Obama and his administration face a growing national deficit.