TONIGHT: Bid adieu to Mark Benford and the crew from Flash Foward, but say hello to the new season of So You Think You Can Dance and the new NBC sitcom 100 Questions. Plus, the Real Housewives of NYC.

8:00 PM

Flash Forward In the season finale, Mark learns the date of the next blackout, which won't happen because the show has been canceled. On a personal note, while watching this show has been pure pain, it's been great to crack wise about Joseph Fiennes' terrible acting each week. Au revoir weekly Joseph Fiennes joke, you'll be missed.
So You Think You Can Dance The seventh season kicks off with auditions and the sinking realization that the summer season of network dreck is upon us.

8:30 PM

100 Questions Pilot alert! In this brand new NBC sitcom, Charlotte has always been unlucky in love, so she joins a dating service and must answer a one hundred question survey to get started. Each of those questions causes her to recall parts of her life. So, it's basically LOST meets the short-lived CBS show the Ex List with a dash of eHarmony thrown in. I predict six episodes will run. (NBC)

9:00 PM

Hollywood Salutes Matt Damon For some insane reason, Matt Damon is being honored at a ceremony featuring Jimmy Kimmel and Ben Affleck. I'm so confused right now. (ABC)

10:00 PM

Real Housewives of New York City Kelly's psychosis goes into high gear and she flees the Virgin Island hotel in the middle of the night. Meanwhile, back on the homestead, Jill tries to reconcile with Bethenny but ruins her attempt by being a complete bitch. (BRAVO)
The OCD Project Six patients with severe OCD move into a house together to receive intensive treatment from Dr. David Tolin.

Who's on the Late Night Couches Tonight?

The Daily Show: Sebastian Junger (Comedy Central, repeat)
The Colbert Report: Hampton Sides (Comedy Central, repeat)
Jimmy Kimmel Live: Chris Harrison, Stone Temple Pilots (ABC)
Lopez Tonight: Ben Kingsley, Bret Michaels, Janelle Monae (TBS)
Chelsea Lately Carson Kressley, Arden Myrin, Chris Franjola, Matt Braunger (E!, repeat)
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Katherine Heigl, Matthew Morrison, Allison Moorer (NBC)
Late Night with Jimmy Fallon: Ann Curry, Steve & Joann Ward, Reflection Eternal (NBC)
Last Call with Carson Daly Bryan Cranston, Joey Lawrence, Damian Marley with Nas (NBC)
Late Show with David Letterman: Robert Downey Jr., OK Go (CBS, repeat)
Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson: Michael Sheen, Band Of Horses (CBS)