(8 p.m., WXYZ-TV, Channel 7, ABC). Just call me the clueless ballroom buffoon, but it sure looks like nimble , twirling queen of the disability disco, has become an early sentimental favorite. And though you might expect a boy band refugee like to have some dance skills, the tough chick pick to click has to be boxing champ . She's a do right dancing woman revelation.

(9 p.m., WWJ-TV, Channel 62, CBS). Someone wins, someone loses and my new "Shut Up, ! Rubber Brick" will be hurled numerous times. It's a win-win situation regardless of the game.

(9 p.m., WJBK-TV, Channel 2, Fox). Even when they're going totally around the bend of looney storytelling logic, the "24" crew generally keeps this crazy entertainment train rolling down the tracks. And tonight they're promising a wild finish as Jack () flashes CTU crucial info about Russian terror weasel Gredenko () and haywire Veep Noah Daniels ( ) continues his sinister White House conniving. Wild thing, you make my suspense thriller heart sing.

(9:45 p.m., WXYZ-TV, Channel 7, ABC). Season premiere. Romantic anchors aweigh, Lt. McDreamy. Splashing around in the extremely handsome end of the gene pool, U.S. Navy Lt. , M.D., emerges to greet 25 pretty, giddy, cute, perky single blondes and brunettes, each of whom desperately hopes to become the sweet soul mate sensation of Dr. Baldwin's dreams. But, girls, getting excessively giddy on champagne might not be the way to win this Navy charmer's heart.

(10 p.m., FX). Just as the Malloys start feeling more comfortable in their new affluent suburban identities as the Riches, Wayne () is unpleasantly surprised to discover Doug Rich has an ex-wife. And she's on the alimony warpath. So Wayne and Dahlia () quickly cook up a clever scam to hoodwink the ex-wife's seamy attorney. That solves their latest messy situation, as the darkly humorous family drama settles into a cool and quirky TV groove.

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