8 P.M. (TV Land) THE 2009 TV LAND AWARDSNeil Patrick Harris, right, holds court onstage, and Judah Friedlander online, as the hosts of this seventh annual ceremony honoring the best in classic and contemporary television, movies and music. Honorees include Don Rickles, Lucille Ball, ''Home Improvement,'' ''Knots Landing,'' ''Magnum, P.I.,'' ''Married With Children,'' ''M*A*S*H'' and ''Two and a Half Men.'' Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Tim Allen, Michelle Phillips, Joan Van Ark, Tom Selleck, Christina Applegate, Katey Sagal, Alan Alda, Loretta Swit, Jon Cryer and Charlie Sheen are scheduled to attend.
10 A.M. (ABC) THIS WEEK WITH GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran is the guest.
10 A.M. (Fox) FOX NEWS SUNDAY WITH CHRIS WALLACELawrence H. Summers, director of the White House National Economic Council, discusses bank stress tests.
10:30 A.M. (CBS) FACE THE NATION Bob Schieffer interviews Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, about the torture memos.
10:30 A.M. (NBC) MEET THE PRESSRobert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, and King Abdullah II of Jordan are guests.
7 P.M. (CBS) 60 MINUTES Lesley Stahl spends two days with Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and interviews his wife, Jill, and his boss, President Obama.
7 P.M. (Animal Planet) CHEETAHS: AGAINST ALL ODDS ''Wild Kingdom'' follows two cheetah mothers as they go after prey twice their size and send vicious scavengers running to ensure their cubs' survival.
7:30 P.M. (Fox) KING OF THE HILL In the series's 250th episode, Hank receives a package containing his dead father's personal belongings and a note detailing his final wishes. They include the flush of a toilet.
8 P.M. (Food Network) CHALLENGE: LAST CAKE STANDING In this season finale the three remaining contestants have 24 hours to make a 5-foot-tall Sweet 16 birthday cake -- for sextuplets. The winner walks away with $50,000.
8 P.M. (HBO) THE NO. 1 LADIES' DETECTIVE AGENCY Precious (Jill Scott) starts sleuthing on behalf of Mma Pekwane (Moshidi Motshegwa), who fears her husband has purchased a stolen car and wants to return it so she can be right with the Lord. Grace (Anika Noni Rose) assumes her new role as assistant detective with zeal.
8 P.M. (HGTV) LEADER OF THE PACK The Reckseit family believes its house just isn't a home without a dog, so it has set out to adopt one in this new series. Eight dogs will undergo a series of challenges to test their skills and compatibility with Milena and Peter Reckseit and their children, Stuart, Adam and Molly. Seven of the dogs will be taken in by other new families. One will eventually move in with the Reckseits.
9 P.M. (Discovery) CRASHES THAT CHANGED FLYING Where is Sully when you need him? Here is an entire series devoted to safety features that arose from the wreckage of air crashes caused by microbursts, ripped fuselages, exploding fuel tanks, accidental collisions and tire blowouts. (For those who can't get enough of Capt. Chesley B. Sullenberger, a repeat of ''Hudson Plane Crash: What Really Happened'' will be shown at 8.)
9 P.M. (National Geographic) WAKING THE BABY MAMMOTH Scientists investigate the Ice Age life and death of a perfectly preserved baby woolly mammoth discovered on a Siberian riverbank.
9 P.M. (USA) LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT Detective Zack Nichols (Jeff Goldblum, in his series debut) and his partner, Detective Megan Wheeler (Julianne Nicholson), investigate the stabbing of an artist in a neighborhood overflowing with ethnic tensions.
9 P.M. (VH1) DAISY OF LOVE Her hook-up with Bret Michaels via ''Rock of Love'' didn't work out, so Daisy de la Hoya rounds up 20 men at her Hollywood mansion to give romance another shot. The romp begins with a nickname ceremony, a meeting with each suitor and then banishment of the five she likes least.
10 P.M. (AMC) BREAKING BAD Walt (Bryan Cranston) and Jesse (Aaron Paul) hire a shady lawyer (Bob Odenkirk) after Badger (Matt Jones) has a run-in with the law. Hank (Dean Norris) returns, dazed and confused, to Albuquerque.
10 P.M. (MSNBC) FUTURE EARTH This four-part green series begins with ''Journey to the End of the World,'' which follows scientists, above, to the North Pole in winter as they try to discern how fast the Arctic is melting. KATHRYN SHATTUCK
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