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'Dancing With the Stars' (9PM, ABC) season 9 finale
Are you on Team Kelly, Team Mya or Team Donny? One sure thing's for sure as the show limps -- literally, considering all the injuries this season -- to its conclusion: We'll have a winner after tonight's live finale, after the celebs and their pro partners' performances of the Tango Tap-Out, Freestyle and their favorite dances of the season last night.

'Jon & Kate Plus 8' (9PM, TLC) series finale
While the family's trips to a dairy farm and a firehouse might have seemed charming when the show first began, the tabloid magnets that Mister and Missus Gosselin have since become preclude us from finding anything to enjoy about the episode -- save for the fact that (phew!) it signals the end. The end of the constant pics of the party Hardy-ing Christian Audigier fan Jon in our weekly mags? Probably not, but we at least now we have hope. Now we have hope ...

What happened on the 'Seinfeld' reunion 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' season 7 finale -- in 100 words or less.

There were two reunions on the 'Curb' season finale: 'Seinfeld' and the Davids. Yes, despite again being hoisted by his own petard, Larry managed to woo wife Cheryl back when she realized how much she liked George Costanza, i.e. Larry's TV alter ego.

'Curb Your Enthusiasm' (Sun., 9PM, HBO) season 7 finale
We'll be sad to see Larry and his pals go, not only because there's no official word yet on an eighth season, but also because this season has been, arguably, the show's best. Larry let his freak flag fly high, and tonight his machinations with the 'Seinfeld' reunion seem to be ready to pay off, as he plans to get some face time with Cheryl. Of course, things don't always go the way Larry plans, but we're sure the finale will be pretty, pretty good anyway.

One, Althea Harper, was accused by season 6 winner Irina Shabayeva of copying her looks. The other, Carol Hannah Whitfield, had to battle a wicked flu to complete her collection and compete in the Fashion Week finale. Both designers, the second and third-place finishers, respectively, in last night's 'Project Runway' season finale, talked to AOL TV about their experiences on the show, the dramas of the copycat accusations and the flu and what they've been up to post-'Project.'

You know those people who are always saying there's nothing worth watching on TV? They clearly haven't taken a look at our TV-on-DVD holiday gift guide list, because 2009 has been packed with DVD releases of TV series and specials that would make anyone save the grinchiest Grinch sit up and take notice.

Peruse the lineup for yourself (and be prepared to add a few boxed sets to your own wish list).

In last night's season finale of 'Project Runway,' the show wrapped its first season in Los Angeles, wrapped its first season on Lifetime and, to pretty much no one's surprise, named New York designer Irina Shabayeva the season six winner.

Shabayeva, who'd been portrayed as a hard-working, driven and, according to some of her fellow designers, sometimes less-than-friendly competitor, was the only designer to win three challenges during the season, and had wowed the judges and viewers with her slick, well-tailored looks, including what had become her signature, lavish coats and sweaters.

Shabayeva took time out from celebrating her victory to chat with AOL TV about her victory, about those fabulous hats that were a highlight of her winning collection, about the ever-changing line-up of judges the designers had to deal with this season, about what she's up to now (hint: lots of coats) and about how she feels about being portrayed as the designer who wasn't there to make friends ...

'General Hospital' (3PM, ABC)
He may just be the best thing to happen to daytime TV since the invention of the back-from-the-dead and evil twin storylines: Former 'Freaks and Geeks' and big-screen 'Pineapple Express' star James Franco makes his debut on 'GH' today, playing a mysterious character named -- wait for it -- Franco. Is he a killer? Is he a graffiti artist? Is he going to seriously complicate Jason's life? A big yes on that last one, as Franco (the actor and the character) will be a central figure in a two-month-long murder mystery storyline.