Sunday
"The Secret Policeman's Ball" (6 p.m., Epix) makes its stateside debut with the help of Fred Armisen, Sarah Silverman, Kristen Wiig and Jon Stewart. Coldplay and Mumford & Sons provide live musical interludes between the laughs. Proceeds go to support Amnesty International.
Monday
A 25th anniversary seems like the proper time to watch "The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall" (7 p.m., TPTLIFE), with such favorites as "Music of the Night" and "Think of Me." I'd like to say the Phantom doesn't look a day over 20, but it's hard to tell with that mask.
Tuesday
"Breaking In" (8:30 p.m., KMSP, Ch. 9) was supposed to be dead and buried, but Fox shocked everyone by bringing the sitcom back for a second season. Emmy winner Megan Mullally joins the cast as Christian Slater's new take-no-prisoners boss. If she could handle "Just Jack" in "Will & Grace," she should be able to control Jack Nicholson Jr.
Wednesday
For my money, a show all about great pizza joints should be set in Chicago, but "Slice of Brooklyn" (9 p.m., Travel) feels otherwise. In this one-hour special, Tony Muia and his cousin Paula run a tour bus company that takes you to the best pizza places in town. Let's hope they make at least one pit stop to pick up Pepto-Bismol.
