Isn't that special?
"The Dana Carvey Show's" decision to open with a scene of Bill Clinton breast-feeding dogs may have killed its chances for mainstream success in 1996, but the ABC comedy series stuck around long enough for the industry to notice cast members Stephen Colbert and Steve Carell. The two giants look back at their time at the cult classic with fondness and good humor in "Too Funny to Fail," a fascinating documentary about how creativity is no match for network standards. The show's executive producer, Robert Smigel, and former ABC Entertainment chairman Ted Harbert also weigh in.
Now streaming on Hulu
Surviving scares
Reality show "stars" from "America's Next Top Model" and "Love & Hip-Hop" go after their 16th minute of fame in "Scared Famous," a reality series in which contestants endure gruesome tests based on horror movies.
8 p.m., VH1
Late-night snacks
Action Bronson, no relation to the vigilante in "Death Wish," tears into delicacies from around the globe in "The Untitled Action Bronson Show," a new nightly series in which guests pitch their latest products while cooking with the rapper host.
10:30 p.m., Viceland
Neal Justin
