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TV Junkie: Monday Night Picks, Steve-O Returns
Check out late night TV, lots of good stuff including an appearance of Juliette and the Licks (photo via Juliette's Myspace) on the Late Late Show. Tonight we also present the guilty pleasures of Steve-O's new show Dr. Steve-O, USA @ 11:00pm. Steve-O's sidekick is the lovely Trishelle of Real World fame who was interviewed here on LAist a couple months ago. The premise is that Steve-O and Trishelle subject "wussies" to various humiliations and self-abasement in the goal of "de-wussifying" them. Trishelle is getting kind of objectified in the clip below but that's pretty balls-y of her to get that many bees that close to her privates, what a good sport.
8:00pm Everybody Hates Chris CW - Season Premiere.
8:00pm The War PBS/KCET - Part VI
8:30pm Aliens in America CW - Series Premiere.
10:00pm California at War PBS/KCET - The roundup of non-whites and the role that Hollywood played in the war is examined in this documentary.
11:00pm Dr. Steve-O USA - Series Premiere.
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11:35pm The Late Show With David Letterman CBS - Sean Penn, Barry Sonnenfeld, Ben Harper
12:35am Late Night With Conan O'Brien NBC - Jerry O'Connell, Ken Burns (again? goddammit, we're watching your effing documentary already!!), VHS or Beta
12:35am The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson CBS - Juliette Lewis, David Boreanaz, Juliette and the Licks perform!
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