Tue Feb 13

[Ten/7:30pm] The All New Simpsons. “The Mook, The Chef, The Wife & Her Homer” Guests: Metallica. Finally a new episode….well at least till TEN starts sneaking repeats in hoping we don’t notice. News flash. We do. This opening ep is ok in itself, with the best lines coming from Homer.
[Ten/8:00pm] The Simpsons. “Three Gays of the Condo.” Rpt.
[Ten/8:30pm] NCIS. “Faking It”
[Ten/9:30pm] The OC. “The Case Of The Franks”

[ABC/8:00pm] Grumpy Old Holidays. Grumpy people and holidays are not a good combination. But grumpy people and camping is a deadly combination… CAST: Arthur Smith, Jenny Eclair, Nigel Slater, Sheila Hancock

[ABC/8:30pm] The Bill. Trainee DC Kezia Walker makes a good impression on DC Suzie Sim when they work together on a rape case; and Adam Okaro must apologise for publicly losing his temper. CAST: Wendy Kweh, Cat Simmons, Cyril Nri

[ABC/9:20pm] Foreign Correspondent. In a world of displaced people struggling for survival the plight of the Rohingyas forced out of Burma, to neighbouring Bangladesh by the brutal military regime, are little known. Peter Lloyd investigates.

[31/8:30pm] Doctors on the Frontline. Aids Generation. Along with Zimbabwe, Kenya is one of the African countries hardest hit by HIV/AIDS. AIDS spreads fast in an environment where prostitution and poverty are rife. PG

[Nine/7:30pm] 20 to One. New Series. Aussie Parties And Pastimes.
[Nine/8:30pm] CSI. “Ch-ch changes.” Rpt. A woman who was pulled over by police is found murdered two miles up the road from the stop. It’s not long before Robbins determines that the woman is, genetically speaking, not a woman.
[Nine/9:30pm] Justice. “Death Spiral.” Episode 7????
[Nine/10:30pm] Third Watch. New Series. “Too Little Too Late”

[Seven/7:30pm] Movie: Shall We Dance? RICHARD GERE stars as John Clark, a man with a wonderful job, charming wife and loving family, who still feels that something is missing as he makes his way through the city each day. Then one night, John impulsively jumps off his subway train and signs up for dance lessons and his whole life begins to change. He enters the colourful world of competitive ballroom dancing, a place filled with grand passions, bitter rivalries and strange couples which reignites the excitement in John’s life in ways he never dreamed. Also starring JENNIFER LOPEZ, SUSAN SARANDON, STANLEY TUCCI, BOBBY CANNAVALE, LISA ANN WALTER, OMAR BENSON MILLER, ANITA GILETTE, RICHARD JENKINS and NICK CANNON.

[Seven/9:40pm] All Saints. New Series. “Family Matters.” Vincent and Jack do all they can to save one of their own, Dan puts his life at risk in his efforts to get Erica’s brother to All Saints and Cate hand in her resignation. Starring JOHN HOWARD, JUDITH MCGRATH, CHRIS GABARDI, TAMMY MACINTOSH, MARK PRIESTLEY, ALEXANDRA DAVIES, WIL TRAVAL, CHRIS VANCE, JOLENE ANDERSON, ALLISON CRATCHLEY, VIRGINIA GAY and ANDREW SUPANZ.

[SBS/7:30pm] Right Time For A Baby? – The number of women giving birth in their forties has doubled in ten years. But as women leave it later to have children their chances drop dramatically and at least one in five will not have any at all. BBC presenter Kate Silverton is 35 and had an ovary removed several years ago. She is among thousands of women in the UK facing one of the biggest dilemmas of their lives which is if or when to have children. In this documentary, Kate investigates if the struggle to establish career and financial security and to find the right partner before starting a family has become too difficult. As part of Kate Silverton’s documentary, she spent a month at Sheffield city’s maternity hospital and assisted conception unit. She met women who have given birth, are about to give birth or are desperate to conceive. This documentary also looks at how falling birth rates occurring all over Europe will have a dramatic effect politically, socially and economically. (From the UK, in English) (Documentary) PG CC WS

[SBS/8:30pm] Cutting Edge: Living Old – For the first time in American history, those over 85 are now the fastest growing segment of the U.S. population. Medical advances have enabled an unprecedented number of Americans to live longer, healthier lives. But for millions of elderly, living longer can also mean a debilitating physical decline that often requires an immense amount of care. And just as more care is needed, fewer caregivers are available to provide it. This documentary, produced by Frontline, investigates this national crisis and explores the new realities of aging in America. Vast numbers of the elderly are living lives that neither they nor their families ever prepared for or imagined. Through the perspectives of the elderly, their families and the doctors and nurses who care for them, this documentary explores the modern realities of aging in both urban and rural America. (From the US, in English) M CC WS

[SBS/10:00pm] Murder On A Sunday Morning – Winner of the 2001 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, this film, directed by Jean-Xavier de Lestrade (The Staircase), is a compelling account of a reopened murder case, featuring a potentially innocent suspect and shocking tales of police corruption. Brenton Butler is the suspect, a 15 year old African-American accused of murdering Mary Ann Stephens in Jacksonville, Florida. Condemned by everyone involved with the case, his only lifeline is his lawyer, Patrick McGuiness, who reopens the case and uncovers some shocking revelations, and a distinct lack of concrete evidence against Butler. This disturbing documentary takes a frank look at the U.S. justice system at work and exposes the racial bias and abuse of power that resulted in Brenton’s arrest. (From France, in English) M (V,A) (Rpt) CC WS

[Fox8/8:30pm] Dangerous