6 p.m. “Murder in the Hamptons”
A killing rocks an elite circle of wealthy East Coast society forcing them to miss important pedicure appointments. (2005) Lifetime.
7 p.m. “American Chopper”
The team builds a bike for Billy Joel. They deserve our gratitude. At 57, Anything that keeps Joel out of the recording studio is a good thing.
Discovery Channel.
7 p.m. “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen”
The league of adventurous heroes includes such literary figures including Capt. Nemo, Dr. Jekyll, Tom Sawyer and the Invisible Man take. We kept waiting for Johnny Quest and Haji to show up. (2003) FX.
7 p.m. “All Aboard Rosie’s Family Cruise”
Rosie O’Donnell and her partner take 500 families on Caribbean cruise. We were feeling queasy before the ship even left the dock. HBO.
8 p.m. “Supernanny”
A family needs help with 5-year-old triplets. This is one of the situations that could go either way. You could get a excitable but loveable brood ready for a sitcom or you get your very own Trilogy of Terror. Either way, there are marketing opportunities. ABC.
9 p.m. “Fabulous Life of ”
Tonight we learn how billionaires live. It’s harder than you think. The whole task of choosing which color Jaguar to drive every morning can be quite stressful. VH1.
10:35 p.m. “The Tonight Show”
Robin Williams is promoting his new movie “RV” in which he plays a dad who loads his family into a rented Winnebago for a vacation. He only spends the first half of the movie learning to parallel park. NBC.