A pampered wife (Kristin Dattilo) decides to surprise her fiance (Michael Lowry) by following him to Switzerland, only to discover that he’s really involved in political intrigue in an unstable Latin American country called ‘’Coronado'’ (Hallmark Channel at 9). Defying all logic, she follows his trail to that country’s far-off humid jungles and revolutionary climate. There, she finds a guide of sorts in the person of a brave, handsome American reporter (Clayton Rohner). Think she’ll find her future husband? Or stay engaged to him once she does? I’ll never tell. A tongue-in-cheek comedy-adventure clearly inspired by the ‘’Romancing the Stone'’ movies, ‘’Coronado'’ is more about going along for the bumpy ride than thinking too much about the story or thinly drawn characters.
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
NASCAR racing ‘’UAW-GM Quality 500′’ (NBC 4,10 and 28 at 7).
Hurley struggles with his past on a repeat ‘’Lost'’ (ABC 6 and 16 at 8, TV-PG, V).
Scheduled on ‘’48 Hours Mystery'’ (CBS 2,3 and 22 at 10): a man stands trial three times for his wife’s murder.
The war on drugs takes its toll on a repeat ‘’Commander in Chief'’ (ABC 6 and 16 at 10, TV-PG).
Sergio Mora and Peter Manfredo Jr., the top two fighters from the NBC sports reality series ‘’The Contender,'’ face off in a live rematch (ESPN at 11).
‘’Saturday Night Live'’ (NBC 4,10 and 28 at 11:30, TV-14) features ‘’The Best of David Spade.'’
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