Wednesday Night TV Listings

You're kidding me right?  More snow?!?  If you're like me and you have plans to make sure the couch doesn't fly up off the floor because you're not down for a driving in Alaska  errr  the Capital Region tonight to venture out, ol' Monte has got your tube lineup.  Adjust the rabbit ears, grab a soda pop and hoagie and check out what we've got tonight.

Syracuse #17 vs. Connecticut #6 7:00 PM, ESPN.  The 'Cuse are looking to end their four game skid.  A rough patch including two top ten teams.  A loss to Ucon could put the Orange out of the top 25.

MANswers 10:00 and 10:30 PM, Spike.  The perfect guy show! Have you tuned into this at all?  A little cheesy question and answer show but right up my ally.  Tonight you'll see answers to questions regarding wet t-shirt contests, lethal elevator flatulence and beer pong strategy.

Ghost Hunters International 9:00 PM, SyFy.  The crew heads to Serbia to check out the Petrovaradin Fortress.  This show makes me double check the bathroom closest before I go to bed, never know what's creeping in there.

American Idol 8:00 PM, Fox.  I know the lady is probably going to make you watch.  At least we are still in the audition stages and the show is a tad funny.  Oh and we get Steven Tyler to amuse us!  The show will be in Austin tonight.

Storage Wars 10:30 PM, A&E.  I'm addicted to this show.  People bid on storage bins and hope to score big re-selling the items inside.  Tonight, it's off to Vegas.

Late show action:

Letterman 11:35 PM, CBS. Kate Walsh and Jim Gaffigan.

Leno 11:35 PM, NBC Jesse Eisenberg and Jennifer Lawrence

I think my eyes will be on Jimmy Fallon 12:35 AM, NBC tonight though.  Sam Jackson and Larry the Cable guy should entertain this guy.

Movie time! Here are a few that caught my eye:

Gone in 60 seconds 7:30 PM, ABC Fam.  How can you not love this movie?  Nic Cage trying to steal 50 hot cars in one night?  A little Angelina Jolie isn't so bad on the eyes either eh?

Step Brothers 10:30 PM, FX. Will Ferrell and John C. Reily play middle aged men whom live at home and their parents end up getting married.  The comedy that follows made ol Monte laugh out loud in the theatre when I saw this.

Finally, it's Ground Hog Day! How can you not sit back and enjoy the classic of the same name with Bill Murray as weatherman Phil Connors.  Phil re-lives the same Ground Hog Day over and over until he learns the error of his ways right in Punxsutawney, PA.  Check it out on the Encore channel all night!  In a little twist, the movie will re-run several times in a row tonight.