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TV Junkie: Tonight's Picks

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6:45pm Track of the Cat (1954) TCM - Dear environmentalists, don't get your panties in a twist over this classic about some cattlemen tracking down a cougar that's been preying on their herd. Robert Mitchum is classically craggy, ooh, and there's a chance to see Alfalfa (from Our Gang) all growed up.

9:00pm Fat March ABC - I can't pass up a show called Fat March, especially since this week we get to watch the subjects become bogmen, harvesting cranberries near Cape Cod. As you drink that glass of Ocean Spray, just think about the fat people that might have been marinating in it before it went down your gullet.

10:00pm Saving Grace TNT - Grace puts up her dukes with a Roman Catholic priest. Wonder what guardian angel Earl will have to say about that.

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12:35am Late Night With Conan O'Brien NBC - Motormouth Chris Tucker; poor little rich girl Tori Spelling; Shiny Toy Guns perform.

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