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'Leverage'
(10PM, TNT) 1st season finale
If you've missed out on this drama starring Oscar-winner Timothy Hutton, here's the chance to catch a replay of the entire first season (10AM).

The marathon ends with the season finale, where Hutton's modern-day Robin Hood-ish Nate must reunite his merry band of men and women grifters to avoid jail. Nate's pals are all in hiding after their plan for revenge against the company that denied medical treatment for Nate's now-dead son went awry.

Nate has hatched a new, even bolder, scheme to get even with his nemesis Blackpoole (guest star Kevin Tighe), but the stakes for the new heist are even higher for him and the team: Either vengeance, or life-long jail sentences, are theirs.

'Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown' and 'A Charlie Brown Valentine'
(8PM & 8:30PM, ABC)
It's Valentine's Day again, which, for the hapless Charlie Brown, means yet another chance to be blown off by the Little Red-Haired Girl.

First up, in the 1975 classic 'Be My Valentine,' CB waits (and waits and waits ...) for a Valentine card, only to have to settle for a recycled, belated greeting from Violet. In 2002's 'A Charlie Brown Valentine,' the yellow-shirted dude decides to get proactive and call LRHG to invite her to the Valentine's Day dance. In true CB fashion, he dials chatty Peppermint Patty instead

Don't feel too bad for our hero though; after 'Be My Valentine' first aired in 1975, school children across the country sent thousands of Valentine's Day cards to Charlie Brown.

'Scrubs'
(9PM and 9:30PM, ABC) 8th season premiere
The quirky sitcom that never seemed to get any love from the Peacock network during its seven seasons on NBC has moved to ABC, where J.D., Turk. Dr. Cox and the gang are welcomed with back-to-back episodes.

That's not all that's changed, as the show, which had gotten bogged down with too much focus on matters outside the hospital, has returned to the scene of the doctors' funniest moments. There's also a new chief of staff -- played by guest star Courteney Cox -- whose cheeriness causes Dr. Cox to suspect she's not as nice as she appears to be.

No worries though ... Kelso's still hanging around Sacred Heart, and still causing grief for hapless Sacred Heart attorney Ted.

'Jennifer Aniston: An E! Entertainment Special'
(8PM, E!)
That GQ magazine cover would seem to prove that there's little yet to be revealed about the 'Friends' and 'Marley & Me' star.

But the E! folk claim otherwise, as this special delves into her early career, her 'Friends' days and her more recent comedy works, including her well-received guest gig on '30 Rock' this season.

And, of course, no Aniston bio would be complete without a peek into her personal life, which includes interviews with celeb pals Marlo Thomas and Kathy Najimy, and dish on the Brangelina brouhaha, her tempestuous relationship with her mom and her recent on-again, off-again romance with playboy rock star John Mayer.

'The Biggest Loser: Families'
(8PM, NBC) 6th season finale
America, you made the call. In tonight's live season ender, Michelle and Vicky have secured their spots as finalists.

But husband and wife Ed and Heba are vying for the third finalist spot and a shot at the $250,000 grand prize, and audience votes will determine which one it will be. Has the viewing audience heeded Ed's chivalrous plea to vote for his spouse?

Meanwhile, in a season that has included plenty of drama (Vicky!), fun challenges and dramatic, inspiring physical transformations, the eliminated players also return for a final weigh-in to determine who's won the $100,000 check for the biggest at-home weight loss.

'Indecision '08: America's Choice'
(10PM, Comedy Central)
Sure, the usual news suspects will be reporting on election day results all night long.

But after what has seemed like the longest presidential campaign in history, we're looking for a little humor, a little snark with our election night news, so we'll be tuning in for the unique wrap-up that only Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert can provide.

Though which presidential candidate -- John McCain or Barack Obama -- will be leading our economically-challenged country through the next four years is obviously the biggest race of the day, it's not the only important decision voters will have made; 35 senate seats, all 435 House of Representative seats and 11 governors' slots are also up for grabs.

'Eli Stone'
(10PM, ABC)
Oooo, wait 'til Tom Cruise finds out that Katie Holmes is having an affair with Eli Stone; he'll be couch-hoppin' mad!

Actually, the female half of TomKat is guest-starring as a dancing, singing woman Eli sees in one of his visions. The next day, at a baseball game, he meets the woman of his dream in real life, and she turns out to be Grace, a fellow attorney who embarks on a romance with Mr. Stone.

Grace also has a mysterious case that may tie in with the client Eli's representing, a man who wants to stop his son, who was killed in Iraq, from having a military burial. Does this mean Grace may turn out to be a metaphorical figment of Eli's imagination after all?

'Real Housewives of Atlanta'
(9PM, Bravo) series premiere
Bravo's headed down south to Hotlanta for the latest behind-the-scenes look at how the rich and desperate-to-be-famous live.

Among the Atlanta 'Housewives': Lisa, who operates real estate, fashion and modeling businesses, is mother to three kids and wife of an NFL linebacker; DeShawn, who's heavily involved in local charities, is mom to three boys and married to NBA-er Eric Snow; and Sheree, a single mom who's launching her own clothing line.

Though the women have lots in common, that, of course, doesn't mean there won't be plenty of headbutting drama, as in tonight's birthday party for Sheree, where the celebration takes a turn for the catty.