Welcome Edie
30 Rock 8:30p.m., Channel 7Edie Falco begins her first post-"Sopranos" role tonight as a Democratic congresswoman from Vermont. Alec Baldwin’s Jack, a Republican, falls for her, which is bound to inspire a few of the show’s typically ironic political jokes. Falco will be a welcome recurring visitor, even if "30 Rock" is already underusing its regular characters.
Grey's Anatomy
9 p.m., Channel 5Meredith copes with the trauma of - hey, wake up.
Ugly Betty
8 p.m., Channel 5Mo'Nique wants Hen'Ry.
The Office
9 p.m., Channel 7Jan sues Dunder-Mifflin. Jan eats non compos Mentos.
FAREWELL JORJA
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
9 p.m., Channel 4Jorja Fox is signing off this week, after months of rumors and announcements and one massive cliff-hanger. I still think the show's writers and producers should have made Fox's Sara Sidle into the Miniature Killer last season - it would have been memorable and game-changing, if outrageous. Instead, Sara's just kind of sidling off. . . Now Marg, don't you start thinking about leaving.
Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?
8 p.m., Channel 25Kelly Pickler agreed to play. She's just a girl who cayn't say no.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
10 p.m., FXThe third season ends. Autumn leaves must fall.
ON DEMAND
The Lookout
A modestly effective thriller about a lost boy (Joseph Gordon-Levitt, from "Brick") who falls in with a nasty pack of bank robbers. The first film directed by established screenwriter Scott Frank ("Minority Report"), it promises minor pleasures and delivers them, graciously kicking in extras like a big slice of ham from supporting actor Jeff Daniels. (R; runs through Dec. 12) - Ty Burr
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