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Friday, November 20th
NBA Basketball: Orlando Magic at Boston Celtics
ESPN 8:00 pm ET
A rematch of last season's Eastern Conference semifinals is on tap in Boston as Kevin Garnett and the Celtics host Dwight Howard and the Orlando Magic. The Magic got the better of the Celts when they met in May, winning in seven games, but that was with the now-departed Hedo Turkoglu getting the shots in key moments. For the Celts, the big question is if Garnett is his old self after last year's knee woes, but Rasheed Wallace's presence should help.
The Very Funny Show
TBS 12:00 am ET
Tim Meadows hosts this standup comedy series taped at Chicago's Zanies Comedy Club. Featured comedians include Bob Marley, Dwight Slade, Steve Byrne, Nick Thune, Erin Jackson and Louis Ramey.
Hairspray
HBO 6:00 pm ET
It started as a John Waters-directed movie, then transitioned into a hit stage musical. Now it comes full circle by taking movie form again in its more tuneful incarnation. The entertaining tale lets John Travolta make an amusing gender switch as Edna Turnblad, mother of aspiring 1960s dance-show participant Tracy (newcomer Nikki Blonsky). Others (Michelle Pfeiffer, Brittany Snow) don't want plus-sized Tracy to have a spotlight.
Journey to the Center of the Earth
MAX 6:50 pm ET
A science professor and volcanologist and his nephew encounter strange creatures and stranger lands as they travel beneath the Earth's surface. Professor Anderson (Brendan Fraser) is supposed to care for his nephew Sean (Josh Hutcherson) for 10 days. Instead it seems more like 100 million years, as they plummet through the Earth's layers and encounter bad-tempered dinosaurs.
House
FOX 8:00 pm ETNow here's a patient House (Hugh Laurie) can relate to. In this episode, he and his team try to figure out what's wrong with a man suffering from chronic pain -- something House has lived with for years. Foreman and Thirteen (Omar Epps, Olivia Wilde) deal with their budding relationship, and Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein) gets a lesson in juggling work and parenthood in "Painless."
Smallville
CW 8:00 pm ET
Tess (Cassidy Freeman) kidnaps Lois (Erica Durance), determined to find out where she went when she disappeared for weeks. Chloe (Allison Mack) forms a resistance group with Oliver (Justin Hartley), while Clark (Tom Welling) makes a significant decision about Zod (Callum Blue) after learning of Lois' memory of the future in the new episode "Pandora."
Platinum Babies
WE 9:00 pm ETThe new episode "Betsy & Brad" features a doting Southern California husband who is only too happy to indulge his wife's dream of a baby shower in the form of a $20,000 tea party, complete with $5,000 in baby props, accompanied by harp and violin music. And the free spending continues as they select a state-of-the-art birthing suite, where their daughter is born, captured by a $31,000 baby photographer, as well as hiring a pricey "baby-proofer to the stars."
Medium
CBS 9:00 pm ET
When Allison's (Patricia Arquette) eyes develop a sensitivity to light, the sunglasses she dons display numbers that may be linked to the life expectancy of those she looks at. Life expectancy also is on the mind of Joe (Jake Weber), who starts taking better care of himself after Allison dreams about his father in the new episode "The Future's So Bright." Miguel Sandoval, Sofia Vassilieva, Maria Lark and David Cubitt also star.
Larry the Cable Guy's Hula-Palooza Christmas Luau
CMTV 9:00 pm ETLarry is back with another holiday special. This 90-minute event includes guest stars Kenan Thompson, Caroline Rhea, George Lindsey, comedians Reno Collier and Jon Reep, mentalist Marc Salem and more. Along with comedy and sketches, there will be musical performances from artists such as Billy Currington and the Zac Brown Band.
The First Jesus?
NGC 9:00 pm ET
A 3-foot-tall stone tablet from the first century B.C. tells of a man believed to be a messiah, who was called King of the Jews, and was executed by the Romans along with 2,000 of his followers. The story of Simon of Peraea is believed by some to be a precursor to the story of Jesus, and investigators head to Israel to meet with archaeologists and other experts to see for themselves.
NUMB3RS
CBS 10:00 pm ET
When robbers strike a diamond exchange and take hostages, Don (Rob Morrow) and his team think the culprits are copying a convict's criminal strategies, and they find an unlikely ally in convicted bus hijacker John Buckley (Fisher Stevens, reprising his guest role). David Krumholtz, Judd Hirsch and Alimi Ballard also star in the new episode "Con Job."
Happily Ever Faster
TLC 10:00 pm ETThis series showcases the family-owned business The Chapel of Flowers, a popular wedding chapel complex located on the famous Las Vegas Strip. The business, despite serving up to 50 couples per day, still boasts they can offer each engaged couple a top-notch, tasteful wedding.