Here are selected primetime television highlights for Friday, January 27, 2012;
7:30 P.M. (WLIW 21) CONSUELO MACK WEALTH TRACK “Great Investors: Donald Yacktman” Guest: Donald Yacktman, Founder, Co-Manager, The Yacktman Fund- This week’s Consuelo Mack WealthTrack explores why one “Great Investor” calls the values in the stock market “amazing!” Don Yacktman, founder and co-manager of the Yacktman Fund and a finalist for Morningstar’s 2011 Domestic Manager of the Year award, has a history of spotting value. His funds have placed in the top one percent of all large cap mutual funds over the past 3-, 5-, 10-, and 15-year periods.
8 P.M. (WNBC) CHUCK Sarah (Yvonne Strahovski) must keep a secret from Chuck (Zachary Levi) to complete a harrowing mission. In the series finale, at 9, Chuck enlists his family, friends and some unexpected allies as he tries to save everything he has built over the last five years from destruction at the hand of Nicholas Quinn (Angus Macfadyen).
8:30 P.M. (WNET 13) NEED TO KNOW Florida & the Senior Vote-With another crucial GOP primary approaching, Jeff Greenfield travels to Florida to look at the political power of the state's large senior population, which votes in proportionally greater numbers than any other group.
9 P.M. (WNET 13) GREAT PERFORMANCES-TONY BENNETT: DUETS II Soon after his 85th birthday on Aug. 3, Tony Bennett released “Duets II,” the follow-up to his Grammy-winning album “Duets: An American Classic,” made in honor of his 80th. “Duets II” started atop the Billboard 200 chart, making Mr. Bennett the oldest artist to reach No. 1. It features performances by Amy Winehouse, in what would be her last recorded track “Body and Soul”; “The Lady Is a Tramp,” with Lady Gaga; and “Speak Low,” with Norah Jones. “Duets II” has been nominated for three Grammy Awards, including for best pop duo/group. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
10 P.M. (HBO) REAL TIME WITH BILL MAHER The journalist Martin Bashir, the satirist Kennedy and Representative Dana Rohrabacher, Republican of California, are seated at the round table. The chef Mario Batali and the former representative Mark Foley, Republican of Florida, are interview guests.
10 P.M. (WNBC) DATELINE NBC Mike Taibbi reports on the case of Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter, better known as Clark Rockefeller, who for years conned acquaintances, friends and even his wife into thinking he was a member of the powerful Rockefeller clan. In 2008 Mr. Gerhartsreiter was arrested for the kidnapping of his daughter. That led to the unraveling of his fraudulent life story. It also resulted in the murder charge this past summer in the death of Jonathan Sohus, his landlord, who went missing with his wife, Linda, while Mr. Gerhartsreiter was living in their guest house under the name Christopher Chichester — and claiming to be a relative of Lord Mountbatten — in 1985. Mr. Sohus’s remains were found buried in the backyard in 1994; his wife is still missing.
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