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7:30pm - Wednesday, January 20 on TV 3

In modern America, where the average family has 1.87 children, Tom Baker and wife Kate have decided that life is better, if not cheaper, by the dozen. The Bakers live in a small Illinois town where Tom coaches the local college football team. When Tom is offered his dream job coaching a squad at a large university he and Kate uproot the family, much to the displeasure of all 12 children. At the same time, Kate learns that her memoirs are about to be published. Her agent whisks her away to New York to promote the book, leaving Tom home alone to handle the increasingly unhappy and hectic household, as well as his demanding new job. Starring Steve Martin, Bonnie Hunt, Hilary Duff, and Tom Welling.

12:30pm - Wednesday, January 20 on TV 3

A cocky, naturally-gifted snare drummer from Harlem helps his Atlanta College marching band defeat a long-time rival in a southern battle-of-the-bands. Starring Nick Cannon, Zoe Saldana and Orlando Jones.

8:30pm - Tuesday, January 19 on TV 3

A member of the team is murdered after a deadly group of kidnappers snatch Robert Dunbrook's (guest star Craig T. Nelson) son while he is being transferred from prison to court. And, if that loss isn't enough, the life of another CSI is threatened when CSI: New York concludes its fifth season on Tuesday, January 19th at 8:30pm on 3.

"Listen, someone dies every episode," series star Melina Kanakaredes told American TV Guide, "but it's not always that someone dies within our team."

"When I found out that something was going down, I didn't sleep that night," added A.J. Buckley, aka Adam the lab rat on CSI: New York.

"The god's honest truth is that none of us know [who is being killed off]. We have no idea," he continued, revealing that at the time of the interview (March 20) nobody on the cast knows who is going to be dying.

7:30pm - Tuesday, January 19 on TV 3

It's been a deliciously hot season, but now the time has come to crown the first ever Top Chef Masters winner when the culinary series finals its first season on Tuesday, January 19th at 7:30pm on 3.

Over the last 10 weeks Top Chef Masters has put 24 world-renowned chefs against each other to see how well they fare in the tried and true format of Top Chef.

But why did these distinguished chefs mess with their already meritorious reputations by appearing on Top Chef Masters?

"It takes some major guts [to be on this show] because they're all well established and don't need to raise their profile in any way, shape or form," Top Chef Masters host Kelly Choi explains to Buddy TV.

12:30pm - Tuesday, January 19 on TV 3

New York City is the most romantic place in the world - especially when you're falling in love for the first time. Little Manhattan is a romantic comedy about life, the Big Apple - and that mysterious, maddening and wonderful phenomenon known as 'first love'. Starring Josh Hutcherson, Bradley Whitford, and Cynthia Nixon.

8:30pm - Monday, January 18 on TV 3

On a snowy Christmas Eve, hard-as-nails Detective John McClane is drawn into a deadly game of cat-and-mouse with an elite special forces unit which has seized a bustling airport in Washington, D.C. Starring Bruce Willis, Bonnie Bedelia and William Atherton.

TV3 kept its lead against TV One in 2009 in the 18-49 demographic – again beating them, and C4’s growth puts them substantially ahead of Prime in the 15-39 demographic.

C4 experienced growth year-on-year in primetime, with a dramatic lift across all demographics by both share and audience numbers.

TV3 again beat TV One in the all important primetime 18-49 demographic. TV3 ended the year with a 23.2% share, with TV One 18-49 experiencing an 11% decline in the same demographic, ending the year with a 20.4% share.

TV3 also beat TV One in the 18-39, 18-49 Auckland, and 18-49 Metro demographics, with a significant lead in 18-49 Metro of 22.6 to 18.6 share.

In 18-49 C4's audience reach lifted year-on-year by 57.1% and in the 15-39 demographic by 40.4%.

C4 experienced share growth in all key demographics and ended the year ahead of Prime in its own demographic of 15-39 as well as beating them in the 18-49 demographic.
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12:30pm - Monday, January 18 on TV 3

All Mitch Snider (Judge Reinhold) wants for his family is a traditional holiday feast with the relatives. The problem is that he doesn't have any. That is until he gets an invitation in the mail from his long-lost cousin Woodrow (Bryan Cranston). What follows is a full-course meal of nonstop laughs when the neurotic suburbanites clash with the hippy hicks from hell in National Lampoon's most outrageous family misadventure yet.