Wednesday's TV highlights

7.30PM, TV2
SCRUBS
They've had Heather Graham and Colin Farrell. And in the one-hour new season opener of the medical sitcom, New Zealand's own Finn Brothers turn up on the soundtrack. The song in question is Anything Can Happen from their 2004 Everyone Is Here. The perfect surgical anthem. Oh, funnily enough a guy named Neil Flynn plays the janitor in the show, which still stars Zach Braff after his movie debut acting in and directing the box-office success Garden State.

8PM, TV ONE
LITTLE ANGELS
Naughty chair not working? Time-out technique no good? Check out the return of the reality show that makes stars of its brats. Or, should we say, helps exhausted parents figure out what do about their problem kids. Er, little angels. Child psychologists Rachel Morris, Dr Stephen Briers and new expert Laverne Antrobus act as super nannies.

8.30PM, TV2
LOST
The double-episode season finale.

8.30PM, TV3
CSI: NEW YORK
When a marine corporal is found stabbed to death in Central Park during a military celebration, an investigation reveals the victim was severely beaten before he died. Meanwhile, a woman's badly burned body is discovered in a torched car and Mac is shocked when he learns the identity of the deceased.

9.30PM, TV3
PRISON BREAK
Michael's digging inside the walls is proving difficult because of the regular headcounts in the cell - so he plans a lockdown. That causes a riot and inmates take over the prison control room. They take Doctor Tancredi hostage and Michael decides he must rescue her.


MOVIES
[rated out of 5]

10.10PM, RIALTO SKY DIGITAL
THE HOLE
Herald rating: * * * *
Thora Birch and Keira Knightley star in this solid British thriller about teenagers from a private school who explore a hole created as a bomb shelter. Told in flashback, it's not your average teen horror, more a clever thriller with a twist ending. Based on a cult novel by Guy Burt. (2001)