SAG review, Links, What to Watch Tonight

Last night, the Screen Actor's Guild honored The Sopranos three times over (for drama actor, actress, and ensemble). 30 Rock almost swept the comedy side, too, but the ensemble prize went to The Office, which I wasn't expecting and was really excited about. Here's a great site for all kinds of Office SAG coverage. My predictions crashed and burned on the TV side (I was only 3/6) but I only got one wrong on the movie side (Ruby Dee over Cate Blanchett, which....no comment).

Some links for your Monday morning:

Battlestar Galactica Season 3 is FINALLY coming out on DVD. In March.

Speaking of The Office and BSG, is it possible that NBC shows could be coming back to iTunes?

For Allie: Spike is coming back to TV, on BBC America's Torchwood.

TNT will be re-airing Bones, starting this Tuesday. With nothin new on, maybe this will be the kick I need to start watching the show.

And, last but not least, What to Watch tonight:

ABC has a new Dance War at 8, FOX has a repeat of The Sarah Connor Chronicles, and NBC has a new American Gladiators.

All four major networks, and the news networks all have State of the Union coverage starting at 9. If you're not into watching Congress stand up and clap for an hour and a half (or if you simply can't listen to the President for longer than 10 mins), pickings are pretty slim.

HBO starts its new show, In Treatment, tonight at 9:30. And FX is showing The Italian Job at 8. That wasn't such a bad movie. (I'm stretching, because there is really nothing else on.)

What to Watch Tonight: January 24th

ABC has the last new epsiode of Ugly Betty tonight at 8, followed by a repeat of Grey's Antomy at 9, and an all-new Big Shots at 10. I didn't even know that show was still on. I'm sure it's still terrible, though.

CBS is in repeats all night, with CSI:NY at 8, CSI at 9, and Without a Trace at 10.

FOX has an all-new special two-hour Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader? Oh boy.

The CW has a Smallville repeat at 9 and a Supernatural repeat at 9.

The Winter X Games have started. Who knew? ESPN has coverage from 9 to 11.

MSNBC has Olberman at 8, followed by yet another debate. It's the Republicans's turn this time. Coverage/spin probably goes until 2 am or so.

Pick of the night: NBC is dumping its last two new episodes of Chuck tonight. So watch the first at 8, take a break to do some homework while a new epsiode of Celebrity Apprentice runs, then come back at 10 to watch another new Chuck. This may be the last we get for a while.