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• 'Farmer’ picks a wife tonight

  The Young and the Restless: Eva Marcille, winner of America’s Next Top Model "cycle" 3, joins the Y&R cast today, along with August Rush’s Jamia Simone Nash. Marcille will play a new single mom in town, and Nash will play her daughter. 11:30 a.m., KTVT/Channel 11

• Networks still playing games with three new entries

  Celebrity Family Feud: Apparently, the survey said there just aren’t enough game shows on TV, because here comes this one, with Al Roker hosting as stars play for charity. Episode one pits Ice-T's family against Joan Rivers' family, and Raven-Symone's family against Wayne Newton's.

• North Texans dealing with reality on the tube tonight

  The View: The morning gab fest does this week in Vegas, making its third visit to Caesars Palace. 10 a.m., WFAA/Channel 8

• Get in training for Olympics

  Martha Stewart’s Green Living: In this special, Stewart chats with chef Alice Waters, a pioneer of the "local food" movement, and Robert Kennedy Jr. about ways to protect and improve the planet. Noon, Fine Living (Time Warner Channel 166, DirecTV 232, Dish 113, FIOS 146, U-Verse 456; not available on Charter)

• Daytime soaps get their big night

  35th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards: Daytime TV gets its annual day in the sun, or more accurately, night under the moon with this big-time awards show. The View’s Sherri Shepherd and All My Children’s Cameron Mathison co-host; Regis Philbin, Barbara Walters, Ellen DeGeneres, Tyra Banks, General Hospital’s Anthony Geary and, of course, AMC’s Susan Lucci are among the many stars expected to appear. 7 p.m., WFAA/Channel 8

• 'Dance' the night away with two high-steppin' reality shows

  So You Think You Can Dance: Four North Texans, including Fort Worth’s Joshua Allen, are in the final 18. Tonight, that 18 gets whittled down to 16. Tune in to find out if the Dallas-Fort Worth contingent survives the cut. 8 p.m., KDFW/Channel 4

• Reality TV can take the heat

  So You Think You Can Dance: Fort Worth’s Joshua Allen impressed the judges in last week’s round, and the other North Texans — Flower Mound’s Chelsea Traille and Dallas residents Comfort Fedoke and Chris Jarosz — are still alive as the top 18 perform. 7 p.m., KDFW/Channel 4

• Kimmel’s back in prime time

  Jimmy Kimmel Live: The Los Angeles Lakers are hanging on in the NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics, meaning that there’s a Game 6 tonight — and another prime-time special by Kimmel, ABC’s late-night host, preceding it. 7 p.m., WFAA/Channel 8

• See hometown heroes tonight

  The Bachelorette: Two hours tonight: In the first, subtitled DeAnna Tells All, bachelorette DeAnna Pappas guides a behind-the-scenes look at the show. The second hour features the final six guys. Fort Worth's Brian Westendorf got the kiss-off last week, but Dallas residents Jeremy Anderson and Blaine Twilley are still playin'. 7 and 8 p.m., WFAA/Channel 8

• A marathon of 'Made'

  Made: MTV airs eight episodes of its show about making teen dreams come true, culminating with the series' 100th episode. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., MTV

• Lots going on off the tube

  This weekend, some interesting TV things are happening off the air. Consider:

• 'Boys,' Bill and Bravo's A-List

  Million Dollar Password: In a special edition of this update of the classic game show, Betty White, widow of longtime Password host Allen Ludden and a frequent Password player herself, and Curb Your Enthusiasm's Susie Essman take their places in the celebrity seats. 7 p.m., KTVT/Channel 11

• Kimmel gets a prime spot

  Jimmy Kimmel Live: Game Night: Just guessing, but I'll bet ABC's mischievous late-night host hopes the Los Angeles Lakers-Boston Celtics series goes to seven games in the NBA Finals, because Kimmel gets a half-hour prime-time gig before every game. Tonight marks the third of those gigs. 7 p.m., WFAA/Channel 8

• NBC in league with 'Hulk'

  American Gladiators: Tonight's episode has an Incredible Hulk theme, featuring an appearance by '70s TV "Hulk" Lou Ferrigno. It's almost as if this NBC-Universal show was trying to promote Universal's The Incredible Hulk, opening this Friday in theaters. 7 p.m., KXAS/Channel 5

• Texans prove they can 'Duet'

  Can You Duet: This singing competition is getting tighter, when five duos will be cut to four this week after tonight's episode. Waxahachie's Jeremiah Richey and his non-Texan partner Nick Bronwell are still in it, as are Belton's Jared Johnson and his non-Texan partner, David Oakleaf. So, someone from Texas is going to be in the final four duos. 7 p.m., CMT

• 'Swingtown' is dullsville

  Swingtown: If you've never seen The Ice Storm, Boogie Nights, Dazed and Confused or That '70s Show, you might find a shred of originality in this new 1976-set drama.

• TCM honors Asians on film

  Race and Hollywood: Asian Images in Film: This is the umbrella title for Turner Classic Movies' monthlong look at how Asians are depicted on film, with each Tuesday and Thursday evening in June devoted to the subject. Night one goes way, waaaay back to the silent era -- an 1899 short, Filipinos Retreat From Trenches, is scheduled to be included. Things begin with a repeat of the documentary The Slanted Screen; five features follow, including the 1919 classic Broken Blossoms and 1933's then-controversial sound film, The Bitter Tea of General Yen. Begins 6 p.m., TCM

• Local guys still in the mix

  The Bachelorette 4: It's down to the final 12, and Fort Worth/Weatherford's Brian Westendorf (thank you, Internet Movie Database and the rest of the Web for the contestants' last names), and Dallas residents Jeremy Anderson and Blaine Twilley (who goes by "Twilley" and hails from Tulsa) are all still eligible bachelors. Dallas' Chris Bradshaw, who's originally from Fort Worth, is gone. 7 p.m., WFAA/Channel 8

• Not your usual lineups

  Under the Sea With Al Giddings: This isn't the usual Saturday-morning fare: Giddings, an Emmy-winning underwater filmmaker, shares his stories from more than 30 years of deep-sea diving and undersea movie-making. 9 a.m., KERA/Channel 13

• ABC spells out the fun for us

  Scripps National Spelling Bee: First, ESPN airs the national semifinals. Then the national finals air on ABC, a network that's a lot easier to spell than any of the words the contestants will have to spell here.