TiVo Guide Week of February 1, 2010 *spoiler alert*

“One Tree Hill” An homage to John Hughes finds loved ones forgetting Haley's birthday, Jamie being left home alone, and Nathan and Clay getting stranded far from home. Meanwhile, Julian recalls his dorky teen years as he watches Brooke attend a dance with Alexander. Monday at 8 on The CW.

“Chuck” Continuing his taxing quest to balance his two lives, Chuck must train new Buy More employee Hannah (Kristin Kreuk) while his spy work involves handling his very own asset, a scientist who's entangled in a nefarious organization. Meanwhile, poor prevaricator Awesome must lie to Ellie about Chuck's undercover endeavors; and Morgan, Jeff and Lester snoop into Hannah's background. Monday at 8 on NBC.

“Lost: Final Chapter” A series recap focuses on the crash of Oceanic Flight 815, the mysteries of the island and its inhabitants, the survivors who returned to the U.S. (the Oceanic 6), the island's violent time shifts and the H-bomb detonation in May 2009's Season 5 finale. The hour reviews questions that have been answered and explores those that haven't. Tuesday at 8 on ABC.

“The Good Wife” Peter's appeal trial begins. Meanwhile, Alicia defends a murder suspect in civil court, but she doubts his innocence even though he was found not guilty of murdering his wife in a criminal trial; Diane fears for her life when a felon she prosecuted is released from prison. Tuesday at 10 on CBS.

“Mercy” The staffers are jarred by the arrival of one Dr. Joe Briggs (James Van Der Beek), the self-important new head of the ICU who promptly clashes with Veronica. Veronica's other frosty relationship is with Dr. Sands, but they work together to treat a boy. Meanwhile, Chloe comforts a mourning widower; and Sonia continues to care for a privileged family. Wednesday at 8 on NBC.

“American Idol” The preliminary auditions conclude with a "Road to Hollywood" installment. Guest judges: Victoria Beckham, Mary J. Blige, Kristin Chenoweth, Joe Jonas, Neil Patrick Harris, Avril Lavigne, Katy Perry and Shania Twain. Wednesday at 9 on Fox.

“Surviving Survivor” Former "Survivor" castaways recall memorable moments. Also: a preview of "Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains." Among those interviewed: Richard Hatch; Russell Hantz; Jerri Manthey; Colby Donaldson; Parvati Shallow; Cirie Fields; James Clement; Stephenie LaGrossa; Tom Westman; and Benjamin "Coach" Wade. Thursday at 8 on CBS.

“30 Rock” Frank moves in with Liz, but what seems like a hellish version of "The Odd Couple" could prove surprisingly beneficial when each helps the other overcome nasty habits. Elsewhere, Jenna's mother (Jan Hooks) arrives, cuing Jenna to seek wisdom about mothers from Jack, certainly no stranger to mommy issues. Thursday at 9:30 on NBC.

“Super WHY!” The Super Readers jump into "The Big Game," in which storybook heroes prepare for a soccer match against their fairy-tale foes. Friday at 9 on PBS.

“Caprica” Amanda's public admission about Zoe's role in the bombing ignites a media backlash against the Graystones and creates tension for Lacy at school. Elsewhere, Sam and Joseph confront Daniel while Zoe plots her next move. Friday at 9 on Syfy.

“Temple Grandin” Moving portrait of animal scientist Temple Grandin (Claire Danes), who, as a young woman in the 1960s and 1970s, overcame the stigma of autism to become a leading authority on the humane treatment of livestock. Julia Ormond, David Strathairn, Catherine O'Hara. Directed by Mick Jackson. Screenplay by William Merritt Johnson and Christopher Monger. Based on Grandin's books "Emergence" and "Thinking in Pictures." Saturday at 8 on HBO.

“Demons” Luke has a run-in with a pyromancer in the Season 1 finale, and is later haunted by nightmares about the car crash that killed his father---and Galvin's connection to it. Saturday at 9 on BBC America.

“Puppy Bowl VI” The sixth annual adoption festival features a range of canine youngsters playing on a miniature football field, as well as a halftime show put on by kittens. Also: rabbits cheer for the pups on the sidelines. Sunday at 3 on Animal Planet.

“Super Bowl XLIV:Saints vs. Colts” New Orleans vs. Indianapolis in Miami Gardens, Fla. Four-time league MVP Peyton Manning and the Colts bid for their second title in four seasons, while this is the first Super Bowl in franchise history for New Orleans and its top-ranked offense. Both teams began the season 13-0. Halftime entertainment is provided by the Who. Sunday at 6:25 on CBS.