Food Network: Docu-series where the cameras follow Meatloaf around while he visits his favorite bakeries, ice cream parlors, and candy shops.

FX: Drama revolving around a gritty former private eye from the '70s, who comes back from retirement to bust up an L.A. gang of which he was the founder.

Discovery: One-hour special presentation that gives an inside look at what's really going into your white bread.

ABC Family: Comedy about a rock band of four tweens as they rise to fame while trying to balance boys and homework.

TLC: Docu-soap about the wacky family who runs Maine's famous Sugarloaf ski resort.

BBC America: Dramedy about a government-hit-man-turned-baker, trying to start a new life.

Bravo: Docu-soap that gives an inside look at the president of kid's advertising at Nickelodeon.

Oxygen: Reality series where in each episode, host Lisa Rinna helps a woman who is often fooled by diet pitfalls. The show teaches viewers such lessons as the nutritional value of buying whole grain instead of whole wheat.

MTV: "Unscripted" reality series about the dwindling lives of the former members of Sugarcult.

Cartoon Network: Appearing on Adult Swim, animated shorts about a kid whose head is made of candy.

VH1: Dating show where women compete for the love of retired millionaire Master Gee (best known for his work, "Rapper's Delight," with the Sugar Hill Gang). The weekly challenges are based around what Gee enjoys the very most -- eating bread.