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Singer Rihanna, above, and her ex-boyfriend Chris Brown are interviewed in separate shows.
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Chris Brown and Rihanna are all over the place on Friday, as "Chris Brown: The Interview" (MTV at 6 p.m.) has a sit-down with Brown about his February attack on his then-girlfriend, and "20/20" (ABC at 10) features Diane Sawyer and Rihanna talking about the broken relationship.
SpongeBob SquarePants and his friends reminisce on 10th-anniversary special "Truth or Square" (Nickelodeon at 8), and guest stars including Will Ferrell, Tina Fey, LeBron James and Robin Williams appear as themselves. Directly after the show, new animated series "Fanboy and Chum Chum" (Nickelodeon at 9) premieres, as a comic-book-loving duo runs around having all sorts of adventures.
"Supernanny" (ABC at 8) has her work cut out for her in Hayden, Ala., when she argues with a mom who regularly spanks her three misbehaving sons, and deals with a dad who wants change in the family.
Back-to-back episodes of "Law & Order" (NBC at 8 and 9) air; first, the detectives realize that the killer who murdered a wealthy young woman was not after her money. In the second, the team discovers a nasal spray is so powerful that it may have caused its owner to get in a deadly car accident.
Betty feels left out all over the place on "Ugly Betty" (ABC at 9), first when Matt asks someone else to be his "plus one" at a fundraiser and again when Daniel hires a new assistant.
Documentary "The Good Soldier" is shown on "Bill Moyers Journal" (WETA and MPT at 9), profiling veterans from World War II, Vietnam and Iraq.
For anyone who missed the "Dateline: Taylor Swift" special last spring, with a behind-the-scenes look at the country star's summer concert tour, the hour-long program re-airs on CMT at 9.
Over the moon about having a baby, Victoria and her husband think nothing of dropping $120,000 on baby-shower gift bags or building a $25,000 nursery on the new reality series "Platinum Babies" (WE at 9), which goes behind the scenes in households of luxury.
"The Politics Program With Mark Plotkin" (NewsChannel 8 at 11) hosts Michelle Bernard of the Independent Women's Forum, strategist Pat Devine and The Post's Amy Gardner.
Actress Elizabeth Banks stops by "The Jay Leno Show" (NBC at 10).
Actor Ricky Gervais and comedian Brian Regan appear on "Late Show With David Letterman" (CBS at 11:35), and Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys perform.
"The Tonight Show With Conan O'Brien" (NBC at 11:35) hosts musical guest the Pixies.
-- Emily Yahr
