TUESDAY
HIGHLIGHTS

Marvel's Agents of
S.H.I.E.L.D.
8 p.m. on ABC
"Turn, Turn, Turn" Coul-
son and the team become
trapped in a difficult situa-
tion, which only gets worse
when they realize that one
of their own is a traitor.
(HD)

The Originals
8 p.m. on CW
"Le Grand Guignol" Klaus
finally divulges the secret
Rebekah and Marcel kept
from him to Cami by shar-
ing a stream of flashbacks
to the year 1919; Elijah and
Monique work together to
trace Sabine; Thierry grows
weary of helping Marcel
and Rebekah tear down the
witches. (HD)


Ghost Rider: Spirit of
Vengeance
8 p.m. on FX
While hiding out in Eastern
Europe and struggling with
his curse, Johnny Blaze
must risk everything when
he is called upon by the
leader of a group of rebel
monks to save a young
boy from the devil, who is
attempting to take human
form.
V for Vendetta
8 p.m. on WGN
A masked vigilante joins
forces with one of the
victims he rescued and
employs terrorist tactics to
inspire individuals to speak
out against their totalitar-
ian government rather than
submitting to its constant
surveillance.
The 100
9 p.m. on CW
"Earth Kills" During their
hunt to find a seaweed
antibiotic with hopes of


TV DISH


A million dollars don't
get you much in the
high-priced New York
City real-estate market,
but add a few million


Ryan Serhant


more and there are some
amazing properties avail-
able. Real-estate agents
Fredrik Eklund, Luis D.
Ortiz and Ryan Serhant
will do whatever it takes
to sell a house on "Mil-
lion Dollar Listing New
York," airing Wednes-
day at 9 p.m. on Bravo.
Season three might be
the most dramatic yet,
with Eklund settling into


married life and want-
ing a baby. Serhant has
finally put his partying
days behind him and has
found the woman of his
dreams. Ortiz now works
for Eklund's firm and has
moved out on his own.
While there is a lot of
drama when dealing with
their clients, the real
estate on this show is the
real star.

Aretha Franklin, Patti
Labelle, Janelle Monae,
Melissa Etheridge and Jill
Scott are just a few of the
performers featured on
"In Performance at the
White House: Women of
Soul," debuting Monday
at 9 p.m. on PBS (check
your local listings). Host-
ed by the President and
Mrs. Obama, the event
was taped in the East
Room of the White House
and celebrates the great
foremothers of American
music with songs that
show the struggles and
achievements of women.


treating Jasper's wounds,
Clarke, Finn and Wells run
into an acidic fog; Bellamy
and his crew come across a
youthful girl looking for pro-
tection while they scavenge
the land for food. (HD)
The Goldbergs
9:01 p.m. on ABC
"You're Not Invited" Adam
plans to invite Dana to his
laser tag birthday party but
Barry believes its childish
and decides to help Adam
by planning a secret make
out party in the basement;
Pops and Murray are fas-
cinated with the opening
of Al Capone's vault on TV.
(HD)
Trophy Wife
9:31 p.m. on ABC
"The Minutes" After rescu-
ing Diane from choking,
Kate collects on a favor
when faced with extortion
during her reign of the PTA;
Pete and Jackie intervene
when former neighbors
ban their son from inviting

The female artists cover
rhythm & blues, soul,
jazz and rock 'n' roll
songs. "This will be the
first time that the 'In Per-
formance at the White
House' series concert will
consist solely of female
vocalists," Paula Kerger,
president and CEO of
PBS, said in a statement.
"The stories and music of
the women artists are an
important part of our cul-
tural history, and one we
are proud to highlight as
a part of 'In Performance
at the White House.'"

They were every bit as
popular as the Beatles in
their day, and now their
rise to fame has been
documented in "Glad All
Over The Dave Clark
Band," debuting Tuesday
at 8 p.m. on PBS' "Great
Performances" (check
your local listings).
They were building a
fan base in Britain when
they received a call to
travel to America. "I got
a call from Ed Sullivan
while the boys were still


Tuesday at 9 p.m. on CBS,
when the "NCIS: Los An-
geles" team investigates
a case involving a former C
Marine being tracked down IM
by al Qaeda for embezzling ()
money from Iraq, intel- 0
ligence analyst Nell Jones
(Renee Felice Smith) is
assigned by Hetty to join
Deeks in the field.
Hillary to the school dance.
(HD)

working factories and
offices," says Dave Clark.
"I'd never heard of Ed
Sullivan. We never got
it in England never got
his show. So, I turned it
down. Then I got a call
back a week later from
Ed Sullivan's son-in-law,
who is a producer, Bob
Precut, and he said,
'Look, we'd like you on
the show.' And they of-
fered us quite a lot of
money. But the thing that
really inspired us, we
were going to go profes-
sional for the first time.
We had a sold-out tour
of England a week later.
But I said to the guys,
'Now, what have we got
to lose? They're going to
fly us over, all expenses
paid.' I didn't realize at
the time that you had a
dress rehearsal before a
live audience on Satur-
day, and if he didn't like
you, you didn't neces-
sarily appear. We went
down so well that we
went from the bottom of
the barrel to second-top
of the bill." 721