MOVIES

The Skywalkers

DARTH Vader, Princess Leia, Obiwan Kenobi and the entire “Star Wars” gang is back for a marathon that begins with “Episode 1: The Phantom Menace” and goes all the way through “Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back” and Episode VI: Return of the Jedi.” The core “Star Wars” movies made an international superstar out of Harrison Ford and gave cult status to Carrie Fisher, Mark Hammill and Sir Alec Guinness.

STAR WARS MARATHON

Friday to Sunday,various times, CINEMAX

COMEDY

The’Grey’ outdoors

SEATTLE is wet and rainy, but the pine forests have a thrilling, invigorating scent that can soothe the savage beast.

This week on “Grey’s Anatomy,” the savage beasts of Seattle Grace – the male surgeons and interns – go on a camping trip together. Back at the hospital, Addison and Callie, who have bedded the same man, Dr.

Mark Sloan, must work on a patient together. Meredith assists Sloan with a challenging procedure.

Eagle-eyed Bailey gets wise to Cristina’s assistance to Burke in the operating room and confronts her.

GREY’S ANATOMY

Thursday,9 p.m.,ABC

DRAMA

Head Over Wheels in stunt Car Murder

A STUNT car driver is decapitated while performing a stunt on “CSI: Miami.” During evidence collection, the CSI team enters the world of “sideshows,” where kids gather in tricked-out cars, mostly stolen, to perform dangerous stunts. However, when Horatio Caine (David Caruso) discovers that the victim’s car’s hydraulics were tampered with, he detects that the accident may be been staged as a diversion to a more serious crime. Co-starring Khandi Alexander, Adam Rodriguez and Emily Procter.

CSI: MIAMI

Monday,10 p.m.,CBS 4

DRAMA

Still running

THE reunion Michael and Sara were hoping for is delayed by Special Agent Alexander Mahone (William Fichtner) and Special Agent Paul Kellerman (Paul Adelstein). Lincoln (Dominic Purcell) receives help from a father figure and LJ (Marshall Allman)meets a long-lost relative; T-Bag (Robert Knepper) runs into a familiar face while holding the key to his freedom.

PRISON BREAK

Monday,8 p.m.,Fox

COMEDY

Crowded room

MODE magazine editor-in-chief Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius) is put out when the vivacious Sofia Reyes (Salma Hayek) and her team take over the conference room. Wilhemina (Vanessa Williams) abandons her reliable fashion sense when she sets her sights on an advertising contract from a large, Texasbased chain store (think Wal-Mart). The uptight diva goes a little bit country to woo a mega-rich good ole boy (guest star Brett Cullen); her get-up alone is worth a look. And poor Betty, still reeling from the revelation that her dad is an illegal alien who’s using a dead man’s social security number, takes a business trip. She is assigned to review a posh new hotel. Order room service, girlfriend.

UGLY BETTY

Thursday,8 p.m.,ABC

DRAMA

Arrested athlete

THE cops interrupt a sluggish practice for the Dillon Panthers with an arrest warrant for star defensive tackle Bobby Reyes (Walter Perez) after he viciously assaults another student outside the sandwich shop. The Texas High School athletic administration summons Buddy Garrity (Brad Leland) and an uncomfortable Coach Taylor (Kyle Chandler) for further questioning before their final ruling.

Meanwhile, Tim Riggins (Taylor Kitsch) and Lyla Garrity (Minka Kelly) break injured Jason Street (Scott Porter) out of his rehab room, taking him on a surprise trip to the lake.

FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS

Tuesday,8 p.m.,NBC