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By Matthew Gilbert
August 20, 2008
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Next World
8 p.m., Discovery Channel
Voice-command cars, as in "cut off that guy on Dot Ave."

I Want to Work for Diddy
9 and 10 p.m., VH1
Depends what they mean by "I."

Mythbusters
9 p.m., Discovery Channel
Can a ninja catch an arrow midair? Probably only twice.

SASHAY, SHANTE
Project Runway
9 p.m., Bravo
When I interviewed RuPaul about drag in 1993, she described clothing as a tool for self-empowerment: "Drag is the ultimate in power dressing. When you're in drag, any drag, you become the God of your imagination, and that's powerful medicine." Tonight, the queen of drag appears as a guest judge to help the kids along on their journey and to tell them, "You better work."

Criss Angel: Mindfreak
10 and 10:30 p.m., A&E
Escape from a suspended straitjacket. Without using the safe word.

Sheer Genius
10 p.m., Bravo
A twist involving identical twins. Let's hope the Olsens weren't available.

ON DEMAND
The Fan
Comcast, Free Movies

Absorbing detailing from Robert De Niro, as an obsessive baseball fan whose world crumbles into psychosis, and from Wesley Snipes, who finds sensitivity beneath his megastar's cockiness. But Tony Scott's thriller is more crawly than creepy. (R; runs through Aug. 27)

Architecture School
9 p.m., Sundance Channel

Is there a milieu that hasn't served as a setting for a reality TV show? In this six-part series, a bunch of fourth-year architecture students at Tulane University design low-income single-family homes for post-Katrina New Orleans. The show is a competition drama, but it will also offer a close look at the city's architecture and culture.

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