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BULLS IN MANHATTAN And we're not talking Wall Street. "PBR Bull Riding" (Saturday 11 p.m.-1 a.m., CBS Sports Network) moves to a new cable home with the year's first event, bringing cowboys and cattle to Madison Square Garden. A weekly PBR highlights show debuts Tuesday at 11 p.m. Coverage also beginning 2:30 p.m. Sunday on NBC. More at pbr.com.

SILENT NIGHT It's no holiday event. Saturday night's overnight lineup on Turner Classic Movies spotlights silent-screen icon Charlie Chaplin. But it starts with two 1930s silents he made as a talkie-era holdout: "City Lights" and "Modern Times" (tonight at 8 and 9:45, TCM). Earlier Chaplin shorts and features continue through "The Gold Rush" (Sunday morning at 4:45 a.m., TCM). Full lineup at tcm.com/schedule.

EENY BIT OF ELVIS Poor Presley. His birthday used to occasion 24-hour tributes. Now, he's down to a mere morning triple-feature: "Clambake," "It Happened at the World's Fair" and "Spinout" (Sunday at 6, 8 and 10 a.m., TCM). More at tcm.com.

CABLE REALITY The new year brings tons of new shows. The unscripted chat of "Watch What Happens Live" (Sunday-Thursday at 11 p.m., Bravo) expands to five shows weekly. "Gator Boys" (Sunday at 9 p.m., Animal Planet) trap wayward reptiles all around Florida. "Cajun Pawn Stars" (Sunday 10 and 10:30 p.m., History) takes a successful formula down south to Alexandria, La. In the same state, "Caged" (Monday at 10 p.m., MTV) focuses on small-town cage fighters. "First Week In" (Monday at 9 p.m., Discovery) eyes inmates just beginning their incarceration. "Mobster Confessions" (Monday 10 and 10:30 p.m., Discovery) shows how informants get turned. "Shipping Wars" (Tuesday 9 and 9:30 p.m., A&E) watches heavy-duty movers compete to deliver outrageous loads. But it's not all men and muscle. The fashion competition "24 Hour Catwalk" (Tuesday at 10 p.m., Lifetime) asks designers to prepare a three-piece collection in just one day. And "Snakeman of Appalachia" (Thursday at 9 p.m., Animal Planet) follows the family of a father who services serpent-handling churches.

GADGET GOODIES Get the scoop from this year's big Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas with "CES All Access Live" (Tuesday 1-5 p.m., Spike) and other coverage from convention partner Spike. Also from online corporate cousin CNET -- who wouldn't expect such a forward-looking event to be streamed like crazy? Not to be outdone, G4 goes live from Las Vegas with "Attack of the Show!" (Tuesday-Wednesday at 7 p.m., G4). Visit ces.spike.com, cnet.com/ces, g4tv.com/ces.

AWARDS ALERT Kaley Cuoco of "The Big Bang Theory" hosts "The People's Choice Awards" (Wednesday 9-11 p.m., CBS/2), while broadcast reviewers vote in the "Critics' Choice Movie Awards" (Thursday 8-10 p.m., VH1). Details at peopleschoice .com and criticschoice.com.

'ONE LIFE' ABOUT TO EXPIRE! Soap fans have just one more week to watch "One Life to Live" (Monday-Friday 2 p.m., ABC/7). After four decades in daytime, the acclaimed drama has been chopped by the network ax, just when it's screaming on all cylinders. Be there for the climactic fireworks -- and Friday's pre-finale salute on "The View" (Friday at 11 a.m., ABC/7). More at abc.com/daytime.