Tuesday's TV highlights

8PM, TV3
MONEY MAN
Brendon Johnson is like Supernanny except he advises people how to not be naughty with money. He's a "financial motivator" and in this new show he tells people how to stop wasting money and start saving. Like Supernanny though, we're picking there are still a fair few tantrums.

8.30PM, TV3
HOUSE
Did you know that, long before he became a rock star of a doctor, Dr House used to play in a band? In this episode, a 16-year-old patient - a Hurricane Katrina victim who goes into cardiac shock after having hallucinations on a plane - comes in with her Dad, who is one of House's old bandmates. But the doctor starts getting sceptical about his old mate's paternity - and about Cuddy's decision to have a child by artificial insemination.

8.30PM TV2
WITHOUT A TRACE
Seven years after Jack prised a confession out of a university professor for the murder of this student lover, it looks like the victim is back from the dead and that the academic's conviction may not stand, leaving the squad boss questioning his tactics in the original investigation.

9.30PM, TV3
BOSTON LEGAL
That Denise - when Michael J. Fox was on the show she was such a nice girl. Tonight, after a date goes wrong, she gets pulled over by a cop and spends the night with him. Also, Alan defends Melissa after she is arrested for not paying taxes.


MOVIES
[rated out of 5]

8.30PM, SKY MOVIES 1
STARSKY AND HUTCH
Herald rating: * *
The only iconic thing about this remake of the 1970s TV show is the car. Dysfunctional buddy detectives David Starsky (Ben Stiller), and his partner, Ken Hutch Hutchinson (Owen Wilson) are on the case, aided by their informant, Huggy Bear (Snoop Dogg). Most of the gags fall flat, and Wilson sums up the general feeling by singing a version of David Soul's 1977 hit Don't Give Up On Us Baby. (2004)

8.30PM, RIALTO SKY DIGITAL
ONE MISSED CALL
Herald rating: * * *
Japanese horror in which voicemail calls appear to be from the victim's future and contain the sounds of them reacting to their own deaths. Go on, ring your partner's phone while they're watching this. (2003)