Sunday
Creating childish comedy can be a grown-up business. "Six Days to Air: The Making of 'South Park'" (9 p.m., Comedy Central) reveals how creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker work themselves to the bone to bring Cartman to life, permitting cameras into their writers' room for the first time.
Monday
The fact that "Five" (8 p.m., Lifetime) is a collection of short films about breast cancer directed by big names may make it sound like a vanity project, but it's much better than that. Demi Moore kicks things off with a tear-inducing act about a doctor looking back at the death of her mother, and Jennifer Aniston shows that she's just as capable behind the camera with a piece on a couple who find love at the least likely moment. An impressive effort by all.
Tuesday
What if Cliff and Clair Huxtable had lots and lots of sex? That's sort of the premise between "Reed Between the Lines" (9 p.m., BET), a likable enough sitcom that just happens to star "Cosby Show" veteran Malcolm-Jamal Warner. He's nicely paired with Tracee Ellis Ross ("Girlfriends"). Both make a believable couple trying to find room for a love life while raising three kids. It's not big on laughs, but there's plenty of heart.
Wednesday
Minnesotan T.R. Knight has dedicated most of his time to the stage since leaving "Grey's Anatomy," but he's back in a strong guest role on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (9 p.m., KARE, Ch. 11), playing a family man who is accused of rape. Let's hope more TV appearances are in the works.
Thursday
