MUSIC

Take It To the Limit One More Time

THE most successful American rock band and the ultimate California band of the 1970s,the Eagles have sold 120 million albums and have been on a two-year farewell tour.That ‘s 100 concerts,done around the world.The two-hour NBC special is a concert filmed in Melbourne,Australia and features many of the group ‘s classic hits,including “Desperado,” “Lyin ‘ Eyes ” and “Hotel California.” The band ‘s legion of fans will also hear two new songs, “No More Cloudy Days ” and “One Day at Time.”

EAGLES FAREWELL I TOUR

Wednesday, 8 p.m., NBC

HOME

Shop Til You Drop

WHAT started as a novel idea to draw visitors to some less-traveled highways of Tennessee and Kentucky has become an annual tradition for locals,tourists and bargain hunters.The Endless Yard Sale is a four-day bazaar that stretches 450 miles from Gadsden,Ala.to Frankfort,Ky.,and is lined with more than 5,000 vendors offering everything from antiques,collectibles,furniture and food to those unique little treasures and knick-knacks you didn ‘t know even

existed.Visitors can find a few million bargains and one great adventure.

ENDLESS YARD SALE:STILL SHOPPIN ‘

Monday, 10 p.m., HGTV

DOCUMENTARY

Hollywood Rebel

JUVENILE delinquent,reform school denizen,daredevil,movie star – all these labels apply to Steve McQueen.The late actor,who died in 1980 at 50,blazed his way through a short,eventful life that is captured in a new documentary,

“Steve McQueen:The Essence of Cool.” He drifted into acting after a series of odd jobs,and his stage and screen presence were noted immediately.He did Broadway (“A Hatful of Rain “)and TV (“Wanted:Dead or Alive “),but McQueen ‘s greatest success came in movies,where his rugged intensity powered a string of macho classics such as “The Magnificent Seven ” (1960),”The Great Escape ” (1963)and “Bullitt ” ((1968). His on-screen chemistry with Faye Dunaway in the original “Thomas Crown Affair ” in 1968 showed that he could play the suave leading man as

well.The documentary comes on the 75th anniversary of McQueen ‘s birth and the 25th anniversary of his death.

STEVE MCQUEEN: THE ESSENCE OF COOL

Wednesday, 8 p.m., TCM

REALITY

If You Can’t Take the Heat …

A culinary boot camp that features a group of wannabe Cordon Bleu cooks is the subject of the new Fox

series “Hell ‘s Kitchen.” Overseen by head chef Gordon Ramsay,”Hell ” will capture the terror and triumphs of running a top-notch kitchen at a Los Angeles restaurant.Brandishing his spatula,Ramsay is a formidable character to run this ship.A former pro soccer player who became a Michelin-starred chef,he ‘s a perfectionist who expects nothing less than the best from the contestants who have varying levels of experience,from burger flipper to mom

who cooks at home.

HELL ‘S KITCHEN

Monday, 9 p.m., Fox

MUSIC

Hear them roar

THE hottest ticket in Los Angeles is The Dan Band,a musical performance by actor and singer Dan Finnerty.

Finnerty and his all-guy band,including backup singers Gene Reed and John Kozeluh,only sing power pop-by women.Hear them cover signatures tunes by Salt-n-Pepa (“Shoop “), Janet Jackson (“Nasty “),Anita Ward

(“Ring My Bell “)and Wilson Phillips (“Hold On “).If the name Dan Finnerty doesn ‘t ring a bell,he and his band

made a big splash in the film “Old School ” with an infamous rendition of Bonnie Tyler ‘s “Total Eclipse of the Heart.”

DAN FINNERTY &THE DAN BAND

Thursday, 11 p.m., Bravo

DRAMA

Military man

ARIZONA Senator John McCain ‘s memoir,”Faith of My Fathers,” has been adapted into a drama starring Shawn Hatosy (“Soldier ‘s Girl “)as the young McCain and Scott Glenn (“Training Day “)as his father,Jack. The film traces McCain ‘s beginnings at the naval academy in Annapolis, his days as a pilot in Pensacola and his time as a POW.We see how each experience shaped the public servant that McCain would become.

FAITH OF MY FATHERS

Monday, 8 p.m., A&E