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Program Guide Report Schedule Program Guide For TCN/GO Sun Jan 10, 2010 06:00 CHOWDER Repeat G Chowder's Catering Company / The Catch Phrase Chowder has created what he thinks is his best dish creation ever! He calls it a Foof sandwich, but it's made with stuff that's garbage material. 06:30 SQUIRREL BOY Repeat G Stranger Than Friction/Don't Cross Here Andy and Salty Mike discover that they have the same weird hobby, which leads them to hanging out together. 07:00 THUNDERBIRDS Captioned Repeat G Cry Wolf Part 2 Follow the adventures of the International Rescue, an organisation created to help those in grave danger in this marionette puppetry classic. 07:30 CAMP LAZLO Repeat G Sweet Dream Baby / Dirt Nappers Lumpus is forced to invite the Jellies for a sleepover and he gets no sleep at all! 08:00 LOONATICS UNLEASHED Repeat WS G Cape Duck When Duck takes all the credit for catching the Shropshire Slasher, Tech gets annoyed. But when Duck starts to suspect that the Slasher is out for revenge, he's more than willing to let Tech take the glory. 08:30 TOM & JERRY TALES Repeat WS G Sasquashed/ Xtreme Trouble/ A Life Less Guarded When Jerry and Tuffy go camping, Tom frightens them by pretending to be the legendary Bigfoot, but then the real Bigfoot teams up with the mice to scare the wits out of Tom. 09:00 GRIM ADVENTURES OF BILLY AND MANDY Repeat G Waking Nightmare / Because of the Undertoad Mandy needs her beauty sleep, but Billy risks his hide to keep her up all night. 09:30 BEN 10 Repeat G The Galactic Enforcers When an intergalactic trio of alien superheroes arrives in Pittsburgh to track down the bounty hunter. Six and his alien henchman, Ben joins the trio. 10:00 THE BATMAN Repeat WS G Strange New World Professor Strange unleashes a deadly toxin on all of Gotham, turning its entire population into zombie-like creatures. 10:30 LEGION OF SUPERHEROES WS PG In The Beginning While on a mission to rescue the Legion's benefactor, R.J. Brande, the heroes find themselves reminiscing about how the Legion was first created by Brande and its founding members: Cosmic Boy, Lightning Lad and Saturn Girl. 11:00 CLASS OF 3000 Repeat PG Eddie's Money Eddie has an amazingly exorbitant birthday party, but Sunny feels that Eddie does not appreciate the value of the gifts he has received. 11:30 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY Repeat WS G This Is My Song Keith has been having a dry spell as he has not been able to write a new song and the group has a live record date in two weeks. Stars Shirley Jones, Danny Bonaduce and Jeremy Gelbwaks. 12:00 CHARLIE'S ANGELS PG Haunting Angels In hopes of contacting her beloved nephew, who died in a motorcycle accident, Claire hires a psychic. Bosley then brings in the Angels as fake psychics to uncover a possible fraud. Stars Jaclyn Smith, Kate Jackson and Cheryl Ladd. Cons.Advice: Some Violence 13:00 MARINE BOY Repeat G Mission At Corkscrew Strait In leading an import cargo ship through the narrow strait, P-1 must use torpedoes to clear the way. 13:30 JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS Repeat G Don't Count On A Countess Josie and the Pussycats nearly get early retirement when they board an empty yacht controlled by a designing countess who seeks to prematurely age the girls. 14:00 SCOOBY-DOO WHERE ARE YOU! Repeat G Nowhere To Hyde The gang follows a mysterious figure through a marsh to the house of a latter-day Dr. Jekyl, whose alter ego is apparently a jewel thief. 14:30 SCOOBY-DOO WHERE ARE YOU! G Mystery Mask Mix-Up When Daphne innocently buys a mask that once belonged to an ancient warlord, the gang finds itself pursued by zombies and ghosts. 15:00 THE JETSONS Repeat G S'No Relative The Jetsons mistake an escaped creature for a relative until scientists recapture him. 15:30 THE JETSONS Repeat G Dance Time George tries a new pair of experimental shoes that dance on their own. 16:00 THE FLINTSTONES Repeat G The Little White Lie Fred has to explain poker winnings to Wilma, who thought he was visiting a sick friend. 16:30 THE FLINTSTONES Repeat G Social Climbers Fred and Barney are sent to charm school in preparation for an ambassador's reception. 17:00 GREEN ACRES G How to Enlarge a Bedroom Alf & Ralph begin work on the bedroom but their work gets condemned. 17:30 GREEN ACRES G Give Me Land, Lots of Land 18:00 THE NANNY Captioned Repeat G The Unkindest Gift Sylvia hires Brighton to film the brisk of a cousin of Fran's. Stars Fran Drescher and Renee Taylor. 18:30 WIPEOUT AUSTRALIA Captioned Repeat WS PG Australian Human cannonballs! Crashes, smashes and mud splashes! Twenty men and women from every state of Australia will compete in the world's largest extreme obstacle course designed to provide the most spills, face plants and wipeouts ever seen on television. Hosted by James Brayshaw, Josh Lawson and Kelly Landry. 19:30 WIPEOUT AUSTRALIA Captioned Repeat WS PG Australian Human cannonballs! Crashes, smashes and mud splashes! Twenty men and women from every state of Australia will compete in the world's largest extreme obstacle course designed to provide the most spills, face plants and wipeouts ever seen on television. Hosted by James Brayshaw, Josh Lawson and Kelly Landry. 20:30 SOUTH PARK M I'm A Little Bit Country The town is divided down the middle on the Iraq war issue. Therefore, Cartman tries to induce a flashback so that he can find out what the Founding Fathers would have to say about the war. Cons.Advice: Adult Themes, Some Coarse Language 21:00 SOUTH PARK M Fat Butt & Pancake Head Cartman makes a Jennifer Lopez hand doll and turns her into a music star, which draws the furious anger of the real Jennifer Lopez as well as the sexual advances of Ben Affleck. Cons.Advice: Some Coarse Language, Sexual References 21:30 CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM Repeat MA The Reunion Since Seinfeld signed off a decade ago, Larry has resisted every attempt to do a reunion show, until he realizes it could help him win back Cheryl. With the network on his side Larry must convince Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer to reprise their roles. Stars Larry David, guest stars Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander and Michael Richards. Cons.Advice: Some Coarse Language 22:00 WEEDS WS MA The Love Circle Overlap Nancy is shocked when she discovers another purpose of Esteban's tunnel, Celia's worried family intervenes and she is forced into rehab. Meanwhile, Shane spends some time with his two new girlfriends. Stars Mary-Louise Parker, Justin Kirk and Elizabeth Perkins. Cons.Advice: Adult Themes, Drug Use, Frequent Coarse Language, Sex Scenes 22:30 DAVE Captioned Repeat WS PG The Sunday Night Comedy Movie Dave Kovic looks so much like the President that he's asked to stand in for him after the chief executive suffers an unexpected stroke. Confined to the White House, Dave gets into the part, passing legislation and even developing a crush on Mitchell's estranged First Lady. Stars Kevin Kline, Sigourney Weaver and Frank Langella. Starring: Ivan Reitman, Kevin Kline, Sigourney Weaver, Frank Langella, Ben Kingsley, Kevin Dunn, Charles Grodin, Laura Linney, Ving Rhames, Bonnie Hunt, Faith Prince Cons.Advice: Mild Coarse Language, A Sex Scene 00:30 WIPEOUT AUSTRALIA Captioned Repeat WS PG Australian Human cannonballs! Crashes, smashes and mud splashes! Twenty men and women from every state of Australia will compete in the world's largest extreme obstacle course designed to provide the most spills, face plants and wipeouts ever seen on television. Hosted by James Brayshaw, Josh Lawson and Kelly Landry. 01:30 SOUTH PARK Repeat M I'm A Little Bit Country The town is divided down the middle on the Iraq war issue. Therefore, Cartman tries to induce a flashback so that he can find out what the Founding Fathers would have to say about the war. Cons.Advice: Adult Themes, Some Coarse Language 02:00 SOUTH PARK Repeat M Fat Butt & Pancake Head Cartman makes a Jennifer Lopez hand doll and turns her into a music star, which draws the furious anger of the real Jennifer Lopez as well as the sexual advances of Ben Affleck. Cons.Advice: Some Coarse Language, Sexual References 02:30 CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM Repeat MA The Reunion Since Seinfeld signed off a decade ago, Larry has resisted every attempt to do a reunion show, until he realizes it could help him win back Cheryl. With the network on his side Larry must convince Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer to reprise their roles. Stars Larry David, guest stars Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander and Michael Richards. Cons.Advice: Some Coarse Language 03:00 WEEDS Repeat WS MA The Love Circle Overlap Nancy is shocked when she discovers another purpose of Esteban's tunnel, Celia's worried family intervenes and she is forced into rehab. Meanwhile, Shane spends some time with his two new girlfriends. Stars Mary-Louise Parker, Justin Kirk and Elizabeth Perkins. Cons.Advice: Adult Themes, Drug Use, Frequent Coarse Language, Sex Scenes 03:30 CHARLIE'S ANGELS Repeat PG Haunting Angels In hopes of contacting her beloved nephew, who died in a motorcycle accident, Claire hires a psychic. Bosley then brings in the Angels as fake psychics to uncover a possible fraud.
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