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Comedy Central's "Reno 911!" is a Wednesday TV pick
The unhinged officers of the Reno Sherrif's Department are back for a sixth season. This hilarious semi-improvised comedy has more than...
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"Reno 911!"
The unhinged officers of the Reno Sherrif's Department are back for a sixth season. This hilarious semi-improvised comedy has more than once caused me to hit rewind on my DVR thinking "did they just do that on TV?" My favorite leaders of this crazy patrol are Lieutenant Dangle (Tom Lennon) and Depts. Trudy Wiegel and S. Jones (Kerri Kenney-Silver and Cedric Yarbrough). 10:30 tonight, Comedy Central.
"Damages"
I have no idea what lies in store for litigator Patty Hewes (Glenn Close) and her protégé, Ellen Parsons (Rose Byrne) in tonight's 90-minute Season 2 finale. I just know I will be glued to the TV to see who will (and won't survive). 10 tonight, FX (seattletimes.com/tvlistings).
Doug Knoop, Seattle Times staff
Also on today
"Pedro," 8 p.m. (MTV): Alex Loynaz stars in this drama based on the life of Pedro Zamora, who found out he was HIV-positive when he was 17 and went on to star in "The Real World: San Francisco," and raise awareness of AIDS around the world, in 1994.
"Scrubs," 8 p.m. (ABC): Elliott (Sarah Chalke) ponders her future as a doctor; bad luck brings the new interns their toughest cases yet — or is it the full moon?
"Lie to Me," 8 p.m. (Fox): Lightman (Tim Roth) investigates a building collapse outside Washington and discovers a massive cover-up in the process.
"Lost," 9 p.m. (ABC): Jack (Matthew Fox) refuses to help Ben (Michael Emerson), so Kate (Evangeline Lilly) resorts to extreme measures to save Ben's life.
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