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By Matthew Gilbert
Globe Staff / September 15, 2008
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Blackout
Gossip Girl
8 p.m., Channel 56
Ah, it's the old Serena- and- Dan- get- trapped- in- an- elevator- during- a- New- York- City- blackout- and- are- forced- to- deal- with- all- their- unresolved- issues- from- last- season- before- they- can- truly- be- together- once- again trick.

America's Toughest Jobs
9 p.m., Channel 7
Working for Diddy.

Lost
7-11 p.m., Sci Fi
Syndication begins tonight. Relive the confusion.

Nose, Iranian Style
10 p.m., Sundance Channel
The rhinoplasty capital of the world. Seriously.

CLASSIC TIME
The Women
8 p.m., TCM
George Cukor directed this all-female 1939 classic, based on the Clare Boothe Luce play about gossip, adultery, and divorce. Great line alert, spoken by Joan Crawford: "There's a name for you, ladies, but it isn't used in high society . . . outside of a kennel." Check out this classic as preparation for, or in lieu of, the forthcoming - and, perhaps, doomed to disappoint - remake starring Meg Ryan, Annette Bening, and Eva Mendes.

Solo: Lost at Sea
10 p.m., National Geographic
A kayaker and his video diary. His last video diary.

Raising the Bar
10 p.m., TNT
Botch.

ON DEMAND
Pure Luck
Comcast, Encore
Remake of Francis Veber's French comedy about an accident-prone rich girl who disappears in Mexico and the disaster-prone wimp sent after her on the theory that he'll find the same banana peels she did. Danny Glover is occasionally funny as the tough private eye babysitting Martin Short's clumsy searcher. (PG-13; runs through Sept. 18)

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