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The new documentary The Boomer Revolution examines how the largest demographic group in this country's history -- Canadians ages 48 to 67 -- are using accumulated wealth and increased life expectancy to redefine what it means to get old. CBC, 9 p.m.
Community
Malcolm McDowell guest stars as Prof. Noel Cornwallis, who teaches the new European history class. Things get worse when the study group once again runs afoul of the arrogant German students, and Chang returns to campus. NBC/Citytv, 7 p.m.
What Not to Wear
Tina Yothers was a young star in the 1980s, thanks to her role on the hit sitcom Family Ties. However, as a wife and mother of two, Tina's wardrobe isn't exactly Hollywood material. Stacy and Clinton step in with some style advice. TLC, 9 p.m.
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The Daily Show: Rachel Maddow
Conan O'Brien: Julian Newman, Eugene Mirman
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