What To Watch On TV: Tuesday Edition

I Love New York 2 Reunion Show @ 10pm
Weisgerber "Tailor Made" was still married to his estranged wife Nancy when he proposed to Pollard during I Love New York's second-season finale, which was filmed over the summer. While Pollard didn't accept the proposal, the 25-year-old Utica, NY native and former Flavor of Love fling still presented her final chain to Weisgerber over Ezra "Buddha" Masters. Although the move violated the show's rules, Pollard reportedly moved in with Weisgerber and his 12-year-old daughter Asia shortly after the show stopped filming. Weisgerber then apparently proposed to Pollard again during filming for I Love New York's second-season reunion show, and she accepted. I feel a reality show newlywed-style for these two!

One Tree Hill @ 9pm
The show finally returns for its fifth season after a long wait. In fact, it's been so long that the gang has now graduated college! OK, it hasn't really been four years since the last new episode, but four years have gone by in Tree Hill time. The kids — I mean young adults now — are settling into the "real world," dealing with varying degrees of success and disappointment in their lives. Brooke's in fashion, Peyton's in music, Haley and Nathan are the parents of a toddler, and Lucas struggles to write his second novel. Two new episodes air back-to-back tonight.

House @ 9pm
Reintroduce yourself to Dr. Gregory House and his crack diagnostic team tonight as Fox re-airs the series' 2004 pilot — but don't, of course, expect the phlegmatic physician to return the favor. This is the episode in which House clearly enunciates his philosophy regarding patients: "If we don't talk to them, they can't lie to us." The patient on the receiving end of this bedside manner: a 29-year-old kindergarten teacher (Robin Tunney) who's suffering from mysterious seizures.

Rob & Big @ 7:30pm
Rob & Big's third season will begin at the two's Hollywood Hills house, which goes under security lock down after the guys find a mysterious item floating in their swimming pool. Additional third-season episodes include a "Super Sweet 14" birthday bash for their bulldog Meaty; a road trip up the California coast to enter their cleverly-named mini-horse Mini into a pageant; and Boykin -- who is six-and-a-half-feet tall and weighs 416 pounds -- teaching Dyrdek what it's like to live the life of a big man in a small man's world.