My Boys

Randy Jackson Presents: America's best Dance Crew @ 10pm
Go Jabbas!! Have you seen there nifty lil' commercial lately? This dance-off was a big hit for MTV in its first season, the No. 1 cable show on Thursday night in their crucial 12-34 demographic. As the second season opens, 10 new crews will be stepping, spinning and dancing their hearts out, each hoping to become the next JabbaWockeeZ (last season's winners). Back from last season are host Mario Lopez and judges JC Chasez, Lil Mama and Shane Sparks.

So You Think You Can Dance @ 9pm
This show better watch out, because there's a new kid on the block stealing all its thunder---America's Best Dance Crew! Now you can enjoy your dancing shows back to back. And now that the Top 18 dancers have performed, it's time for the second round of eliminations. One male and one female dancer will be eliminated, leaving the rest to continue on in the competition as they get closer to the title. It's not all about dancing tonight: You can also catch a performance by rapper Flo Rida.

My Boys @ 9:30 pm
So, why is Windy City sports scribe PJ Franklin always in a romantic slump? Here's a supercool woman who loves all the right Bs — beer, baseball and bars. And let's face it, she is easy on the eyes. But her previous season's romance with a baseball player didn't connect. (Strike one!) Her fling with a botanist wilted. (Strike two!) And her trip to Italy with Bobby remained platonic. (Strike three, yer out!) Tonight, the chipper Chi-towner tries to start a winning streak: She seeks her Mr. Right by throwing a dinner party for singles. Meanwhile, Andy enlists the services of a nanny — "a super hot Swedish nanny," in his words. The boys fawn all over her (no surprise there), but her overly healthy lifestyle soon rubs Andy the wrong way.

Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List @ 10pm
On tonight's time-slot premiere, Kathy puts on her detective cap and conducts background checks on two members of her "posse" -- her assistant's assistant Tiffany and tour manager Tom -- by visiting their hometowns, where she meets their significant others. But how much will she really learn? Kathy also takes a break from her research and performs stand-up during her visit. Later she sets some new goals. First up: winning a Grammy award. Good luck, Kathy!