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By Matthew Gilbert
Globe Staff / September 8, 2008
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The Rachel Maddow Show
9 p.m., MSNBC
Rachel Maddow has done a great job filling in for Keith Olbermann during his vacations, and beginning tonight, just in time for the final months of the presidential campaign, she'll have her own nightly political series. By the way, Barack Obama is scheduled to appear at 8 on "Countdown With Keith Olbermann."

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
8 p.m., Channel 25
Cameron is destroyed . . . or is she???

Raising the Bar
10 p.m., TNT
Charlie the law clerk is straight . . . or is he???

CMA Music Festival
9 p.m., Channel 5
Country stars like Faith Hill love mixing with fans . . . or do they???

ACCENT ON ROYALTY
Gossip Girl
8 p.m., Channel 56
Who is the new guy in Blair's life? Lord Marcus Beaton is played by Patrick Heusinger, who is, in fact, American. But you probably aren't surprised to learn that, based on his overly pronounced British accent. My suspicion, though, is that the truth about "Lord Marcus" - whom Blair called "Mi-lord" - is still unknown.

Objects and Memory
10 p.m., Channel 2
The thing-feeling thing.

America's Toughest Jobs
9 p.m., Channel 7
The hiking-mining thing.

ON DEMAND
Robin Hood: Men in Tights
Comcast, Encore
Mel Brooks's spoof on Kevin Costner's "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" is only occasionally funny. The best sight gags are the ones that goof on other movies ("Malcolm X," "The Godfather"). On the whole, the Costner version was funnier - and more highly energized. (PG-13; runs through Sept. 11)

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