A look at this week’s top TV draws

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1

Time

Network

Program

Description

8 p.m.

ABC

“The Bachelor” (R)

Jake and the remaining five ladies take a trip to San Francisco.

8 p.m.

Fox

“House” (D)

Orlando Jones guests as Foreman’s brother.

9 p.m.

ABC Family

“Make It or Break It” (D)

Summer and Sasha ponder throwing a Valentine’s Day mixer.

9 p.m.

BET

“BET Honors” (A)

Gabrielle Union hosts the third annual awards show.

9:30 p.m.

CBS

“The Big Bang Theory” (C)

Sheldon gets a job with Penny at a restaurant.

10 p.m.

TNT

“Men of a Certain Age” (D)

A bookie exploits Joe’s golf skills.

10 p.m.

CBS

“CSI: Miami” (D)

Anthony Michael Hall plays a convicted killer on death row.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2

Time

Network

Program

Description

7 a.m.

ABC

“Good Morning America” (N)

John Travolta and former John Edwards aide Andrew Young guest.

8 p.m.

CBS

“NCIS” (D)

The squad tries to stop terrorists from detonating a bomb in D.C. Hmm, if it blows up at 8:59, "Lost" fans are gonna be super ticked.

8 p.m.

NBC

“Biggest Loser: Couples” (R)

Eliminated players show up and try to rejoin the competition.

8 p.m.

Fox

“American Idol” (R)

Victoria Beckham guests during Denver auditions.

9 p.m.

ABC

“Lost” (D)

Assuming the "NCIS" stopped the world from ending last hour, the highly anticipated season six opener begins.

9 p.m.

ESPN

“College Basketball” (S)

Two of the Big Ten’s best teams, Michigan State and Wisconsin, square off in Madison.

10 p.m.

CBS

“The Good Wife” (D)

Alicia defends a murder suspect in a civil case, but she thinks he might be guilty.

10 p.m.

BET

“The Michael Vick Project” (R)

Series premiere. Following the convicted dog fighter as he tries to reshape his image and career.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3

Time

Network

Program

Description

8 p.m.

CBS

“Super Bowl’s Greatest Commercials” (A)

A countdown of the best spots ever to air on Super Sunday.

9 p.m.

Fox

“American Idol” (R)

Hollywood is right around the corner as the audition phase ends.

9 p.m.

ABC

“Modern Family” (C)

Actress Minnie Driver guests as an old friend of Claire.

9 p.m.

CBS

“Criminal Minds” (D)

A con artist kills the people he scams.

10 p.m.

FX

“Nip/Tuck” (D)

A common procedure on an actress goes wrong.

10 p.m.

MTV

“The Real World” (R)

Ashley gets into a fight with Andrew, which stirs memories of past abuse.

10 p.m.

USA

“Psych” (D)

Someone goes overboard during a river-rafting trip, and Shawn thinks it wasn’t an accident.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4

Time

Network

Program

Description

7 a.m.

ABC

“Good Morning America” (N)

Comedian, singer and actor Jamie Foxx guests.

8 p.m.

CW

“The Vampire Diaries” (D)

Bonnie and Ben go on a date, but it doesn’t turn out well.

8 p.m.

TNT

NBA Basketball” (S)

Should be a fun one to watch between Miami and Cleveland.

9 p.m.

ABC

“Grey’s Anatomy” (D)

A patient of Bailey's and Meredith's wakes up in the middle of surgery.

9 p.m.

NBC

“The Office” (C)

Dunder Mifflin is bought out by a company whose CEO is played by Kathy Bates.

10 p.m.

CBS

“The Mentalist” (D)

A car saleswoman is found dead in the trunk of a Bentley. Was she selling Toyotas? People are pretty mad about the recall.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5

Time

Network

Program

Description

8 p.m.

CBS

“Ghost Whisperer” (D)

Margaret Cho plays a professor who’s haunted by a ghost secret admirer.

8 p.m.

CW

“Smallville” (D)

The Justice Society of America gets help from Clark, Chloe, John Jones and Green Arrow.

8 p.m.

Nickelodeon

“iCarly” (K)

Freddie gets a little too close to Gibby’s girlfriend.

9 p.m.

CBS

“Medium” (D)

No matter who Allison talks to, she keeps seeing the face of the same man. Maybe someone else has a ghost secret admirer, huh?

10 p.m.

Showtime

“Spartacus: Blood and Sand” (D)

Spartacus plots to battle Crixus in the main event of a festival.

10:30 p.m.

ESPN

“NBA Basketball” (S)

The Nuggets try to take down the Lakers in Los Angeles.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6

Time

Network

Program

Description

Noon

ESPN

“College Basketball” (S)

Tough Big East matchup between Villanova and Georgetown.

8 p.m.

Fox

“NASCAR Racing” (S)

The Budweiser Shootout from Daytona International Speedway.

9 p.m.

BBC

“Demons” (D)

Season finale. Luke has bad dreams about the car accident that killed his dad.

9 p.m.

Food Network

“Food Network Challenge” (N)

Chefs make chocolate versions of the wonders of the world.

9 p.m.

ESPN

“College Basketball” (S)

Key conference game between Michigan State and Illinois.

11:30 p.m.

NBC

“Saturday Night Live” (C)

Ashton Kutcher hosts and Them Crooked Vultures perform.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7

Time

Network

Program

Description

Noon

NBC

“NHL Hockey” (S)

The sport’s current golden boys, Crosby and Ovechkin, face off in Washington.

2 p.m.

CBS

“Super Bowl Today” (S)

The season’s biggest game needs its longest pregame show.

2:30 p.m.

ABC

“NBA Basketball” (S)

The Magic travel to Boston for a game against the Celtics.

6:25 p.m.

CBS

“NFL Football” (S)

After all the talk, it’s Colts versus Saints in Super Bowl XLIV in Miami.

9 p.m.

HBO

“Big Love” (D)

Bill works endless hours in his attempt to win a state senate seat (and draw people away from the Super Bowl).

10 p.m.

CBS

“Undercover Boss” (R)

Series premiere. Executives pretend to be new low-level hires at their own companies. CBS pretends the show will actually start at 10.

A = awards show or special, C = comedy, D = drama, DD = daytime drama, G = game show, K = kids, M = movie, N = news/documentary, R = reality, S = sports, T = talk/variety show.