Castiel (Misha Collins) helps Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) hunt down Cupid (guest star Lex Medlin) on Valentine’s Day after townspeople start to kill each other for love. However, after Cupid tells them he’s innocent, they discover Famine (guest star James Otis), one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, has arrived in town.
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Thursday Feb 11 09:30PM Supernatural (My Bloody Valentine)
Thursday Feb 11 09:00PM Supernatural (My Bloody Valentine)
Castiel (Misha Collins) helps Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) hunt down Cupid (guest star Lex Medlin) on Valentine’s Day after townspeople start to kill each other for love. However, after Cupid tells them he’s innocent, they discover Famine (guest star James Otis), one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, has arrived in town.
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Thursday Feb 11 08:00PM The Vampire Diaries (Fool Me Once)
Stefan (Paul Wesley) helps Elena (Nina Dobrev) and Bonnie (Katerina Graham) out of a dangerous situation. Jeremy (Steve R. McQueen) asks Anna (guest star Malese Jow) to a party in the woods, unaware that she has her own reasons for wanting to meet him there. When Stefan, Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Elena work with Bonnie and Grams (guest star Jasmine Guy) to open the tomb, everyone is shocked by what they discover. Candice Accola, Zach Roerig and Michael Trevino also star. Marcos Siega directed the episode written by Brett Conrad.
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Al B: Defining ‘Defeat’
Losing sucks.
As someone who has competed, coached and rooted for teams, I can tell you it’s a pretty bad feeling. But defeat doesn’t just occur in sports; we can suffer it in regular, everyday life as well – as we all know firsthand.
There is no way to get through life without defeats, setbacks and pitfalls… in fact, those “losing” moments actually make us better and help us to enjoy our victories that much more. The idea that whatever doesn’t kill us makes stronger, and that our greatest accomplishments come out of our most bitter defeats — it’s nothing new.
Wednesday Feb 10 09:00PM Gossip Girl (The Last Days of Disco Stick)
Hoping to impress the elitist theater kids at NYU, Blair (Leighton Meester) sets her sights on landing a private concert with the hottest musical performer of the year, Lady Gaga. Dan (Penn Badgley) and Olivia (guest star Hilary Duff) sign up to write and star in a school play, based on an idea by Blair and directed by Vanessa (Jessica Szohr). With Blair out of the picture, Serena (Blake Lively) turns to Nate (Chace Crawford) to help her get through a difficult situation. As a favor to Chuck (Ed Westwick), Jenny (Taylor Momsen) agrees to hang out with Damien (guest star Kevin Zegers), the son of an ambassador who is staying at Chuck’s hotel, but the experience proves to be a lot more intriguing than she expected. Kelly Rutherford and Matthew Settle also star. Tony Wharmby directed the episode written by Leila Gerstein.
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Tuesday Feb 09 09:00PM Melrose Place (Ocean)
After learning Auggie’s (Colin Egglesfield) blood was on Sydney’s (Laura Leighton) murder weapon, the police search his apartment and demand the other residents tell them where he went. Riley (Jessica Lucas) is conflicted about whether to help the police, but Jonah (Michael Rady) pushes her to make the call as she knows where Auggie is staying. Meanwhile, a work incident causes Jonah to pretend he’s engaged to Ella (Katie Cassidy) who really gets into the role playing. David (Shaun Sipos) arranges a secret play date with his little brother Noah (guest star Cameron Castaneda) but after the little boy hurts himself, Lauren (Stephanie Jacobsen) must come to the rescue and risk the wrath of Dr. Mancini (Thomas Calabro). Ashlee Simspon-Wentz also stars. Liz Friedlander directed the episode written by David Babcock.
Tuesday Feb 09 08:00PM 90210 (A Trip To The Moon)
With the help of Teddy (guest star Trevor Donovan), Jackie (guest star Ann Gillespie) surprises Silver (Jessica Stroup) with a half-birthday celebration that takes her back to her childhood birthday parties. Navid (Michael Steger) witnesses Adrianna (Jessica Lowndes) buying drugs from Jasper (guest star Zach Sherman), forcing Navid to confront him about being a drug dealer. Dixon (Tristan Wilds) is determined to confront Sasha (Mekia Cox, who does not appear in the episode) about her miscarriage, forcing Debbie (Lori Loughlin) and Harry (Rob Estes) to reveal that Sasha lied about being pregnant. Annie (Shenae Grimes) and Jasper profess their love for each other and decide to take their relationship to the next level. After getting into a fight on the beach, Liam (Matt Lanter), with the help of Dixon (Tristan Wilds), Teddy and Ivy (Gillian Zinser), devises a plan seek revenge on Jen (Sara Foster, who does not appear in the episode). Ryan Eggold also stars. Rick Rosenthal directed the episode written by Paul Sciarotta & Jennie Snyder Urman.
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Monday Feb 08 09:00PM Life Unexpected (Bong Intercepted)
When Lux (Britt Robertson) gets suspended from school, Cate (Shiri Appleby) does her best to convince Principal Dugan (guest star Merrilyn Gann, “Everwood”) to give Lux a second chance, but, unfortunately, her efforts may have made the situation considerably worse for Lux. Meanwhile, Baze (Kristoffer Polaha) is insulted when he finds out that Cate and Ryan (Kerr Smith) are hosting a radio station event at the bar across the street. Austin Basis also stars. Jeff Melman directed the episode written by Emily Whitesell.
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Monday Feb 08 08:00PM One Tree Hill (My Attendance Is Bad But My Intentions Are Good)
Brooke (Sophia Bush) and Julian (Austin Nichols) try to find a balance between their personal lives and work as the movie shoot begins.
Nathan (James Lafferty) and Haley (Bethany Joy Galeotti) receive a surprise visit, and Clay (Robert Buckley) supports Quinn (Shantel VanSanten) as she faces some unexpected news.
Alex (Jana Kramer) sets her sights on Alexander (guest star Mitch Ryan), and Millicent (Lisa Goldstein) finds herself struggling with temptation. Jackson Brundage also stars.
Jessica Landaw directed the episode written by Nikki Schiefelbein.
Monday’s Show: When Do You Talk to Your Children About Sex?
We’re talking about “the talk.”
The subject is sex when Tyra meets with a panel of moms. They’ll sound-off about having “the talk” with their kids and share their experiences with it. Later, we’ll meet their teenage children and find out how their parenting techniques have worked out. We’ll have a sexual health expert in the house who will find out if the teenagers can answer important questions that could ultimately save their lives. Finally, class is in session when we offer “Sex Talk 101″ — that can help any mother open up a dialogue with her kids.
You Tell Us: When did you first get “the talk”?