<table> </table> <strong><span class="subhead">TONIGHT</span></strong></p><p>The more you plumb the great disasters that have befallen humanity, the more you see how often they were acts of man rather than acts of God.</p><p><strong>&#8220;Black Blizzard&#8221; </strong>(7 p.m., History) retells a story that many Kansans already know &#8212; how in the &#8217;30s much of the Sunflower State was turned into a gigantic dust cloud that drifted across the country and wiped out thousands of farms.</p><p>But it wasn&#8217;t Mother Nature&#8217;s doing so much as a lack of agricultural know-how, as this program explains, using interviews with Dust Bowl survivors, as well as computer simulations and re-enactments that dramatize the great storm.</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">MONDAY</span></strong></p><p><strong>&#8220;My Own Worst Enemy&#8221; </strong>(9 p.m., NBC, KSHB) stars Christian Slater as a rough, aggressive spy who somehow can be reprogrammed into a decent, Midwestern suburban dad whenever the government wants to.</p><p>The pilot episode, which I reviewed in Saturday&#8217;s FYI (visit my TV Barn blog if you missed it), was a lot better than I thought it would be.</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">TUESDAY</span></strong></p><p><strong>&#8220;Eli Stone&#8221; </strong>returns (9 p.m., ABC, KMBC-9) to a new time slot and high expectations, if the caliber of guest stars (Sigourney Weaver, Katie Holmes) is any sign.</p><p>The show is obviously trying to retain &#8220;Boston Legal&#8221; viewers who kept that show going on Tuesday nights longer than anyone would have guessed.</p><p>If you&#8217;re new to the show, it stars Jonny Lee Miller as a brainy lawyer who has wild visions that may or may not mark him as destined for greatness.</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">WEDNESDAY</span></strong></p><p><strong>&#8220;Chocolate News&#8221; </strong>(9:30 p.m., Comedy Central) features David Alan Grier as the fake news anchor for this at-times hilarious hodgepodge of &#8220;The Daily Show,&#8221; &#8220;Colbert Report&#8221; and &#8220;Chappelle&#8217;s Show.&#8221; Grier&#8217;s impersonation of Maya Angelou is not to be missed.</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">FRIDAY</span></strong></p><p>Two new shows, both starting with the letter &#8220;C,&#8221; both names you&#8217;ll recognize, premiere. <strong>&#8220;Crusoe&#8221; </strong>(7 p.m., NBC, KSHB) retells the classic tale with new eyes, while <strong>&#8220;Crash&#8221; </strong>(9 p.m., Starz) is inspired by the Oscar-winning best picture and is the first original drama series to air on the Starz movie channel. Look for my review in Friday&#8217;s FYI.