Fishing for compliments
Brad Pitt first turned heads in "Thelma & Louise," but it was 1992's "A River Runs Through It" (7 p.m., Sundance) that proved he was more than just a chiseled hunk. Robert Redford directs this moving tale.
To Sir, with love
Laurence Olivier is TCM's featured actor this month, and tonight's roster of his films is top-notch, starting with 1972's "Sleuth" (7 p.m.) and continuing with 1979's "A Little Romance" (9:30 p.m.) featuring a very young Diane Lane.
Rock 'n' roll all night
In the Season 2 premiere of "Toy Hunter" (8 p.m., Travel), Gene Simmons asks our eager explorer to dig up rare Kiss memorablia. Does a four-foot tongue dispenser count as a toy?
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