Tonight watch Andy Cohen host the 2012 Miss Universe pageant, Melissa Etheridge performs on A Home for the Holidays, plus all new episodes of Chicago Fire, Happily Divorced and Top Chef.
What to Watch: Wednesday, December 19
8:00pm: A Home for the Holidays, CBS (1 hr) NEW
Melissa Etheridge will appear and perform on tonight's CBS holiday special hosted by country stars Rascal Flatts.
8:00pm: Miss Universe Pageant, NBC (2 hrs) NEW
Andy Cohen and Giuliana Rancic host the 61st annual pageant from the Planet Hollywood resort and casino in Las Vegas.
10:00pm: Chicago Fire, NBC (1 hr) NEW
Shay is reaching the limits of her frustration with Severide. Meanwhile, several firefighters are under investigation when an expensive necklace goes missing from a scene, Dawson invites Casey to her family's holiday party and Cruz's brother Leon finds himself in the middle of a gang war. Catch a preview below.
10:00pm: Top Chef, Bravo (1 hr) NEW
One challenge has the chefs battling head to head and another has the chefs tested when they come up against an entire pantry wrapped in aluminum foil. Former contestant Stephanie Izard returns to guest judge. Watch a sneak peek below.
10:30pm: Happily Divorced, TV Land (30 mins) NEW
Fran fills in for Peter as Joan's assistant, but she manages to get both Peter and his boss in trouble with a big name director. Check out a sneak peek below.
This morning and afternoon, check your local listings for information about Ellen, The Talk (CBS) and The Chew (ABC). Days of Our Lives on NBC (check local listings for time) features gay character Will as a series regular; keep an eye out for developments between Will and Sonny.
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