MGM HD brings us three back-to-back James Bond films tonight starting at 3:00 PT/6:00 ET with the very first Bond film, 1962's Dr. No.

The second Bond film, From Russia With Love, is on MGM HD at 5:15 PT/8:15 ET.

It's Elvis night on Encore.  First up, Viva Las Vegas, the 1964 film in which Elvis plays a race car driver and Ann-Margret co-stars as a swim instructor, at 6:30.

Goldfinger, the third Bond film, is on MGM HD at 7:30 PT/10:30 ET.

The Military Channel has the excellent 1999 war satire, Three Kings starring George Clooney and Mark Wahlberg and directed by David O. Russell, at 8:00.  Four soldiers plot to steal Saddam Hussein's gold during the first Iraq war.

Rocky, Sylvester Stallone's 1976 break-out hit (and three time Oscar winner) about a club fighter who gets a shot at the heavyweight title, is on Action Max at 8:00.

Elvis night continues at 8:00 on Encore with King Creole the 1958 musical in which Elvis plays a singer mixed up with gangsters.  Walter Matthau co-stars.

Yes, there is an actual TV show of interest on tonight.  ABC has a search for the country's best barbeque with the Ultimate BBQ Cookout Countdown at 9:00.

Owen Wilson plays the Woody Allen character in Woody's excellent 2011 romantic comedy/fantasy movie, Midnight in Paris, in which a writer in modern day Paris travels back to the 1920's, on Starz Cinema at 10:00.

Rocky II, the 1979 sequel to, well, you know, is on ActionMax at 10:00.

Encore has Jailhouse Rock, the 1957 musical drama in which Elvis Presley plays an ex-con who becomes a rock star, at 10:00.

Elvis night on Encore comes to an end at 11:40 with G.I. Blues, the 1960 musical comedy in which Elvis plays a guitar playing soldier in West Germany.

Missing, the 1982 drama about an American who  seeks his missing son in Latin America, is on Encore Drama at 5:50.   The film, based on the true story of American journalist Charles Horman, who disappeared in the bloody aftermath of the US-backed Chilean coup of 1973 that deposed the democratically elected socialist President Salvador Allende, stars Jack Lemmon and Sissy Spacek and is directed by Costa-Gavras.

Animal Planet has the series premiere of Invasion at 7:00 (with a second new episode at 7:30).  The show follow a special team of hunters and conservationists as they track down invasive animal species.

Live From Lincoln Center is on certain PBS stations at 9:00.  Tonight former Private Practice star (and Tony winner), Audra McDonald, performs songs from her new album and other favorites.

Neglected yards are transformed into useful and modern entertainment areas in the second season Spring finale of Extra Yardage on DIY at 10:00 (with a second new episode at 10:30).

The first season finale of Best Week Ever, the show that provides a comedic roundup of pop-culture events, is on VH1 at 10:00.

Pop-culture continues on VH1 with the first season finale of pop-culture talk show, The Jenny McCarthy Show, at 10:30.

The series premiere of Save Me, the comedy about a suburban housewife who, after a near death experience, believes she can talk to God, is on NBC at 8:00 with a second new episode at 8:30.  The critics are giving Heche credit for a great performance, but not so the series, here are the reviews.

The Weather Channel has the series premiere of Secrets of the Earth at 8:00 (with a second new episode at 8:30).  Computer graphics, visual analogies and a recurring cast of expert scientists combine to reveal new aspects of our world, from canyons of gravity that warp space and time to rain triggered by cosmic rays.

AMC has the series premiere of Showville, an eight-episode series that centers around a small town talent show featuring local acts, who get the chance of a lifetime to be in the spotlight, at 9:00.  The critics find it "sweet," here are the reviews.

The second season finale of everyone's favorite game show based on the Good Book, The American Bible Challenge, is on GSN at 9:00.

Investigation Discovery has the third season Summer premiere of Fatal Encounters at 9:00.  The show features the story of two people whose lives intersect at a crucial moment in time, setting in motion a series of events that lead to murder.

Bridal competition show, Four Weddings, starts its fifth season on TLC at 9:00.  Four brides-to-be compete for a dream honeymoon by attending each other's weddings and voting on which one tops the rest.

The fifteenth season Summer premiere of the show that captures people doing stupid things, World's Dumbest..., is on truTV at 9:00.

Fox has the series premiere of the reality show in which companies are turned over to the employees (and can fire one another), Does Someone Have to Go, at 9:00.  Now, we're no workplace experts but isn't there a reason that there's typically a boss at a company?

The third season premiere of the show about upper class crimes, Behind Mansion Walls, is on Investigation Discovery at 10:00.

The Travel Channel has Faked Out at 10:00.  Novelist Marcus Sakey tells three unbelievable stories about each city he visits -- but only two of the stories are true, your job is to guess which ones.

truTV has the premiere of Top 20 Funniest, a countdown of humorous home videos, at 10:00.

The fourth season premiere of Rookie Blue, the cop show about, well, rookie cops, is on ABC at 10:01.

NickMom Night Out, the show that brings us stand-up comedy routines with jokes about parenting, has its second season premiere on Nick Jr. at 10:30.

Eating Raoul, the 1982 black comedy about a married couple living in Hollywood who resort to killing swingers for their money, is on Flix at 12:05 am.