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ABC , CBS , Fox , Glee , NBC , NCIS , NCIS: Los Angeles , The Biggest Loser , The CW - posted by halboedeker on February, 8 2012 11:58 AM "NCIS" drew 20.8 million viewers with a fantasy that had Gibbs reflecting on his life.

That's the basic question at the heart of NCIS ' 200th episode. The landmark hour takes Leroy Jethro Gibbs to his favorite diner for his usual morning cup of coffee.

NCIS - In the show's 200th episode, Gibbs questions choices he's made when he stares down the barrel of a gun at a local diner.

"Life Before His Eyes" -- During a routine stop for his morning coffee, Gibbs finds himself face-to-face with the barrel of a gun, which forces him to question choices he has made in the past and present, on the 200th episode of NCIS, Tuesday, Feb.

TV listings for the week of Feb. 5 - 11 in PDF format are also available at latimes.com/entertainment/news/tv THE SPANISH TEACHER lends his voice and energy to the club in a new episode of "Glee," at 8 p.m. on Fox.

"You know, I think, from the very beginning, we were a show that wasn't good enough to get all that noticed and wasn't bad enough to get cancelled.

Funny man Jamie Kennedy admits that Valentine's Day is having a strong impact on him this year.

First airing on September 23, 2003, "NCIS'" premiere episode begins on an airstrip, with the president boarding an airplane.

CBS's "NCIS" remains the No. 1 scripted drama this season and next week it hits the 200-episode mark, quite an achievement for a series that didn't become an indisputable hit until about five years into its current nine-season run.

ABC , CBS , Fox , Fox News Channel , Glee , NBC , NCIS , NCIS: Los Angeles , Orlando , The Biggest Loser , The CW - posted by halboedeker on February, 1 2012 1:50 PM Mark Harmon, left, and Cote de Pablo at a press event last month in Los Angeles.

GIBBS' LIFE FLASHES BEFORE HIS EYES WHEN A PATRON PULLS A GUN DURING A ROUTINE VISIT TO HIS LOCAL DINER, ON THE 200TH EPISODE OF "NCIS," TUESDAY, FEB.

In a bid to broaden its reach, the CW has picked up three hourlong dramas from established industry players including J.J. Abrams, Mark Harmon and Kim and Eric Tannenbaum.

Rittenhouse is giving its first set the premium pack treatment, focusing largely on chase cards.

I've got a great story running in this month's LifeTime s, the Tampa Bay Times magazine for baby boomers, about the TV industry's ambivalence about that storied generation.

Charles Floyd Johnson discusses "Red Tails," a major motion picture about the Tuskegee Airmen, who gained attention for their heroic deeds during World War II.

House MD's Hugh Laurie was voted in the top ten of " America's Favorite TV Star " by participants of a recent Harris poll.