BABS' FABS
10 Most Fascinating People
10 p.m., Channel 5I trust Barbara Walters to determine which celebrities are the most fascinating,don't you?! Walters' 15th annual list airs tonight, including the Beckhams, Katherine Heigl, Justin Timberlake, Bill Clinton, and Jennifer Hudson (who probably belonged in 2006, no?). And, of course, everyone's dying to see the identity of the "Most Fascinating Person" revealed.
ER
10 p.m., Channel 7The 300th episode. Congratulations, you've spent over 12 days of your life watching "ER."
Law & Order: Criminal Intent
10 p.m., USAGoren goes undercover in a psych ward. I'm guessing he doesn't get caught.
CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute
9 p.m., CNNLet go, let Mary J. Blige.
LAS VEGAS CONNECTION
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
9 p.m., Channel 4The show has had an uneven season, but, you know, that happens after seven-and-a-half seasons. Most dramas don't have more than four or five really good years in them. Tonight, the action focuses on Warrick (left), who has a pill addiction. That should give Gary Dourdan a chance to Act. Also, William Friedkin directs the episode.
Scrubs
9:30 p.m., Channel 7Tick tock, my friends.
Without a Trace
10 p.m., Channel 4Henry Thomas as a possible human trafficker? Nothing is sacred.
ON DEMAND
Evening
This is the sort of respectable film certain moviegoers say they want more of. Well, in this piece of fine china about a dying woman (Vanessa Redgrave) poring over her life, they've got it. Claire Danes plays the younger Redgrave. Full of bromides, the movie is notable chiefly for its actorly constellation, which also includes Toni Collette, Natasha Richardson, Eileen Atkins, Mamie Gummer, Meryl Streep, Hugh Dancy, and Glenn Close. Directed by Lajos Koltai and adapted by Michael Cunningham from Susan Minot's novel. (PG-13; runs through Feb. 29) - Wesley Morris
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