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America's Most Wanted: America Fights Back FOX 9:00 pm ET

John Walsh travels to Eastern Europe to hunt down a drug lord who has led authorities on an international cat-and-mouse game, then partners with some of the best crime busters in the United Kingdom to track down some criminals there. He also examines new CSI technology developed in England that gives detectives a powerful tool to help identify suspects in "The World's Most Wanted Special Edition."

Robin Hood BBCAM 9:00 pm ET

The outlaws are stunned when Robin (Jonas Armstrong) reveals that Gisborne (Richard Armitage) is joining them so Robin can honor his father's dying wish and save his half brother, Archer (guest star Clive Standen), who is awaiting execution. Meanwhile, an anxious Isabella (Lara Pulver) bribes a toll collector to gather information on the whereabouts of her brother and Robin in the new episode "The Enemy of My Enemy."

College Football NBC 2:30 pm ET

The No. 23-ranked Fighting Irish of Notre Dame hope to lock up a bowl berth today in South Bend, Ind., when they clash with the UConn Huskies. Heisman candidate Jimmy Clausen will be looking downfield to his favorite target, wideout Golden Tate, who himself has drawn some Heisman mention. As for the unranked Huskies, they're trying to get through the season a month after the murder of a teammate, cornerback Jasper Howard.

NASCAR Racing ESPN2 4:30 pm ET

The day before the Sprint Cup closes up shop and decides its championship, the Nationwide Series does the same in South Florida with the Ford 300. Through 32 races, Kyle Busch held a commanding 215-point lead in the series standings, so he hopes his appearance today at the 1.5-mile Homestead-Miami Speedway amounts to little more than a victory lap. Carl Edwards won this race a year ago, but Clint Bowyer wound up with the Nationwide title.

The Christmas Wish ABCF 6:00 pm ET

When a young man returns to his hometown to revitalize his deceased grandfather's business, he gets an unusual request from his grandmother: Find out the identity of Lillian, the mysterious woman mentioned in her late husband's journals. His search leads him to a new knowledge of himself -- and his family. Neil Patrick Harris and Debbie Reynolds star in this 1998 drama from executive producer Beth Polson ("Cab to Canada").

Once Upon a Christmas ABCF 8:00 pm ET

What is it with all these "Santa: The Next Generation" movies? Every time you turn around, there's a new spin on the St. Nick story -- often involving a Nick Jr. awaiting elevation to the jolly old elf gig. In this one from 2000, Kathy Ireland plays Santa's daughter, who makes it her mission to restore a family's lost holiday spirit so Pa Kringle will believe again. Sorry, but giving Santa kids of his own is playing a little too fast and loose with what most of us grew up with: There's only one Santa, and all children are his. Gotta admit, though, Kathy's cute.

The Mentalist CBS 8:00 pm ET

Patrick (Simon Baker) usually relies on his uncanny powers of observation to help crack a case, but after he loses his sight in an explosion, he is forced to rely on his other senses to help him solve the murder of a financial adviser. Gregory Itzin ("24") guest stars in "Bloodshot." Robin Tunney, Tim Kang and Owain Yeoman also star.

Tom Jones TCM 8:00 pm ET

Serious students of Brit lit might take issue with this 1963 adaptation of Henry Fielding's novel. Let them go reread the book; the rest of us will enjoy the bawdy adventures of the title character (Albert Finney), whose enjoyment of the earthly delights of 18th-century England almost get him hanged. There are some "look what we can do!" camera tricks, but they didn't keep the film from winning the best picture Oscar -- rare for both imports and comedies.

Cops FOX 8:30 pm ET

In "Bad Girls No. 12," deputies in Texas discover plenty of cracks in their case as they arrest a woman on a felony warrant. In Las Vegas, officers respond to a domestic disturbance call involving a mother and her daughter, while officers break up a fight between two women in Minnesota.

In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale SYFY 9:00 pm ET

Based on a video game. Directed by Uwe Boll. That's all you need to know about this forgettable "Lord of the Rings" rip-off. Boll apparently blew most of his $60 million budget on talent, attracting the likes of Ray Liotta, Burt Reynolds and John Rhys-Davies, but they're helpless to raise this flick above mediocrity. The plot involves a humble farmer (Jason Statham) on a crusade against the forces of evil trying to take over his kingdom. Did we mention ... "Lord of the Rings" rip-off?