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The global community swore there would never be another Rwanda, and then came Darfur. This is the haunting refrain of Frontline's "On Our Watch" (9 p.m. EST on PBS, check listings), which provides a thorough summary of the atrocities in Sudan, along with an outline of the many missteps in handling the situation there. "It's almost impossible for me to describe the scale of the international failure and how dismaying it is, and how obvious it is we've learned nothing," says Eric Reeves, an English professor at Smith College who has tracked the awful events in Sudan and pressured the U.N. to act for almost a decade. "On Our Watch" isn't pleasant to watch, but this detailed report should be mandatory viewing for every single American, as events like those in Darfur are consistently ignored by the mainstream press in favor of the latest Britney sighting.

-- H.H.

Also…

"A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving" airs at 8 p.m. EST on ABC, while "Singin' in the Rain" airs at 8 p.m. EST on TCM. Independent Lens documentary "The Creek Runs Red" (10 p.m. EST on PBS, check listings) explores a town in Oklahoma where lead mining is causing tumors and neurological damage. Rosie O'Donnell returns for another guest appearance on "Nip/Tuck" (10 p.m. EST on FX), followed by the premiere of celebrity-impersonation fest "Frank TV" (11 p.m. EST on TBS).

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