TiVo Guide Week of January 25, 2010 *spoiler alert*

“The Bachelor: On the Wings of Love” Jake and the nine remaining bachelorettes take an RV jaunt up the California coast that includes a date for three in Big Sur and a date for two at a Santa Ynez winery. Jake takes the other six to Pismo Beach for dune-buggy riding. Roses are at stake in all three dates, and only five candidates remain by the trip's conclusion . Monday at 8 on ABC.

“Damages” As Season 3 begins, a court has appointed Patty to recover assets lost in a Ponzi scheme orchestrated by Louis Tobin (Len Cariou) while Ellen is working for the DA's office, which will prosecute him. Tobin has admitted guilt, but insists that his wife and son (Lily Tomlin, Campbell Scott) knew nothing of his fraud. Meanwhile, a friendly but persistent architect (Keith Carradine) seeks out Patty in a bar; and in flash-forward, Patty's car is rammed by another car. Winstone: Martin Short. Monday at 10 on FX.

“American Idol” Los Angeles serves as the setting for open auditions. Pop songstresses Avril Lavigne and Katy Perry are the guest judges. Tuesday at 8 on Fox.

“Better Off Ted” Ted helps his brother (Eddie McClintock) land a job as a salesman for a company that supplies Veridian with lab equipment, which has consequences for Phil and Lem. Meanwhile, Veronica receives an award from a charity for girls. Mr. Page: Rick Hoffman. Tuesday at 8:30 on ABC.

“State of the Union Address” President Barack Obama delivers his first State of the Union address, in which presidents typically highlight achievements from the previous year and articulate their priorities for the coming year, before a joint session of Congress, telecast from the House chamber. Topics expected to be addressed include the economy, job creation, health-care reform and the 2010-11 budget, slated to be sent to Congress on Feb. 1. Also: Virginia governor Bob McDonnell delivers the Republican response. Wednesday at 8:55 on Fox News.

“State of the Union Address” President Barack Obama delivers his first State of the Union address, in which presidents typically highlight achievements from the previous year and articulate their priorities for the coming year, before a joint session of Congress, telecast from the House chamber. Topics expected to be addressed include the economy, job creation, health-care reform and the 2010-11 budget, slated to be sent to Congress on Feb. 1. Also: Virginia governor Bob McDonnell delivers the Republican response. Wednesday at 9 on ABC.

“State of the Union Address” President Barack Obama delivers his first State of the Union address, in which presidents typically highlight achievements from the previous year and articulate their priorities for the coming year, before a joint session of Congress, telecast from the House chamber. Topics expected to be addressed include the economy, job creation, health-care reform and the 2010-11 budget, slated to be sent to Congress on Feb. 1. Also: Virginia governor Bob McDonnell delivers the Republican response. Wednesday at 9 on CBS.

“State of the Union Address” President Barack Obama delivers his first State of the Union address, in which presidents typically highlight achievements from the previous year and articulate their priorities for the coming year, before a joint session of Congress, telecast from the House chamber. Topics expected to be addressed include the economy, job creation, health-care reform and the 2010-11 budget, slated to be sent to Congress on Feb. 1. Also: Virginia governor Bob McDonnell delivers the Republican response. Wednesday at 9 on Fox.

“State of the Union Address” President Barack Obama delivers his first State of the Union address, in which presidents typically highlight achievements from the previous year and articulate their priorities for the coming year, before a joint session of Congress, telecast from the House chamber. Topics expected to be addressed include the economy, job creation, health-care reform and the 2010-11 budget, slated to be sent to Congress on Feb. 1. Also: Virginia governor Bob McDonnell delivers the Republican response. Wednesday at 9 on NBC.

“State of the Union Address” President Barack Obama delivers his first State of the Union address, in which presidents typically highlight achievements from the previous year and articulate their priorities for the coming year, before a joint session of Congress, telecast from the House chamber. Topics expected to be addressed include the economy, job creation, health-care reform and the 2010-11 budget, slated to be sent to Congress on Feb. 1. Also: Virginia governor Bob McDonnell delivers the Republican response. Wednesday at 9 on BET.

“State of the Union Address” President Barack Obama delivers his first State of the Union address, in which presidents typically highlight achievements from the previous year and articulate their priorities for the coming year, before a joint session of Congress, telecast from the House chamber. Topics expected to be addressed include the economy, job creation, health-care reform and the 2010-11 budget, slated to be sent to Congress on Feb. 1. Also: Virginia governor Bob McDonnell delivers the Republican response. Wednesday at 9 on CNBC.

“State of the Union Address” President Barack Obama delivers his first State of the Union address, in which presidents typically highlight achievements from the previous year and articulate their priorities for the coming year, before a joint session of Congress, telecast from the House chamber. Topics expected to be addressed include the economy, job creation, health-care reform and the 2010-11 budget, slated to be sent to Congress on Feb. 1. Also: Virginia governor Bob McDonnell delivers the Republican response. Wednesday at 9 on CNN.

“State of the Union Address” President Barack Obama delivers his first State of the Union address, in which presidents typically highlight achievements from the previous year and articulate their priorities for the coming year, before a joint session of Congress, telecast from the House chamber. Topics expected to be addressed include the economy, job creation, health-care reform and the 2010-11 budget, slated to be sent to Congress on Feb. 1. Also: Virginia governor Bob McDonnell delivers the Republican response. Wednesday at 9 on MSNBC.

“High School Reunion” Two troublemakers from a rival high school irk the Chaparral alumni by taking Elena and Rachelle on a boating outing and causing a scene at the house. Meanwhile, Lori's secret admirer arrives on a motorcycle, and Antanus asks Cyndi for a date. Wednesday at 10 on TV Land.

“Live for the Moment” Roger Childs, a Colorado man with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), experiences some unfulfilled wishes. He visits the Kennedy Space Center and watches a shuttle launch with Buzz Aldrin, flies in a fighter jet and goes helicopter skiing. Jeff Probst is the host. Thursday at 8 on CBS.

“Storytellers” John Mayer performs an acoustic set and tells stories about his music. Thursday 8 on VH1.

“Suite Life on Deck” Cody tries to solve a mystery involving a stolen book after visiting a Sherlock Holmes museum in London. Meanwhile, London's British boyfriend challenges Zack and Marcus to a game of croquet. Friday at 8:30 on Disney.

“What Not to Wear” To celebrate their 250th episode, Stacy and Clinton stage a wardrobe intervention on a tour bus in Times Square, and more than a dozen former contributors are along for the ride. Friday at 9 on TLC.

“Miss America 2010” Mario Lopez hosts the 2010 pageant from the Planet Hollywood Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Fifty-two women between the ages of 17 and 24 compete for the crown held by reigning queen Katie Stam. Judges include Olympic gymnast Shawn Johnson; actress Vivica A. Fox; Miss America 2002 Katie Harman; and broadcaster Rush Limbaugh. Saturday at 8 on TLC.

“Meteor Shower” Repeated meteor strikes imperil San Francisco, causing a city official (Michael Trucco) to evacuate the populace while a scientist (Kari Matchett) tries to determine the cause of the strikes and head off an extinction event. Saturday at 9 on Syfy.

“Grammy Awards” The 52nd annual event, held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Beyoncé leads all nominees with 10, followed by Taylor Swift with eight. Both perform on the show, along with Bon Jovi, the Black Eyed Peas, Dave Matthews Band, Green Day, Lady Gaga, Lady Antebellum, Maxwell, Pink and Zac Brown Band. Sunday at 8 on CBS.

“Family Guy” While tailing Meg to research a magazine article on American teen girls, Brian discovers that she has a secret boyfriend (voice of Chace Crawford), and that he's in jail. But he won't be for long. Allison Janney has a voice cameo as "Woman." Sunday at 9 on Fox.