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TV Junkie: Monday - Making Soup Out of Stones
Speaking of TV, LAista Julie Wolfsoninterviewed E!'s Soup host Joel McHale so be sure to check that post out as well as The Soup Presents... tonight for a review of 2007's "best" talk show moments.
8:00pm Clash of the Choirs NBC - The first of four parts Premieres Tonight and it is what it says it is. Choirs headed by celebrity choir leaders like Nick Lachey, Patti LaBelle, Kelly Rowland and Michael Bolton go head to head. If only they were wielding something other than schmaltzy tunes.
8:00pm-11:00pm Duel/Notes From the Underbelly/October Road ABC - All new if you care for it.
9:00pm Lawman TCM - (1971) A Western from late in the career of Burt Lancaster.
10:00pm Saving Grace TNT - Well Holly, you've forced us into a corner on this one, there's really no other new programming on.
10:00pm The Soup Presents... E! - The Soup 2007 Awards! TV Junkie 10:00pm Pick.
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10:15pm Sex, Drug, Rock & Roll IFC - Eric Bogosian's excellent one man show, back in the day before he had to start taking cheesy villain or supporting roles. TV Junkie Pick O' The Night.
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