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So here’s the question: Would you take relationship advice from Jack White? Well, Kermit may, as the former White Stripes dude guest-stars on the one-hour season finale of “The Muppets” at a special time of 8 p.m. on ABC.

“The Voice” continues in its regular time slot of 8 p.m. on NBC.

Look for coverage on all broadcast and many cable news channels of Super Tuesday election results.

The seventh season of “Inkmaster” begins at 10 p.m. on Spike.

Fox News Channel’s Ainsley Earhardt makes her debut as one of the co-hosts of “Fox & Friends,” airing from 3 to 6 a.m. Pacific Time. She joined the network in 2007 and previously served as co-host of “Fox & Friends First.”

Attention Cloud 9 shoppers: NBC has renewed its freshman comedy “Superstore,” starring America Ferrera and set in a superstore called Cloud 9. The show ranks No. 8 among the 10 other first-year comedies on the four major broadcast networks in both adults 18-49 and total viewers, according to NBC’s Jennifer Salke.

A-tiskets, a-taskets, FX has renewed “Baskets,” the boldly weird first-year sitcom starring Zach Galifianakis as a funny-pathetic rodeo clown. The show was created by Louis C.K., Jonathan Krisel and Galifianakis. The show was the most watched new scripted comedy series on cable among adults 18-49 and total viewers.

The news isn’t so good for the cool police procedural with a twist, “Unforgettable.” A&E has opted against going forward with a fifth season. The show originated on CBS, then became a rescue dog for A&E for its fourth season.

Recently, the network piled up several episodes to end the season, which suggested A&E was ready to move on, and move on it did. The show starred Poppy Montgomery as a New York cop with total memory of every minute in her life, a rare but very real condition. It lost some major cast members for the final season, such as Jane Curtin as the medical examiner, but kept its core assets: good writing, good characterization and, most of all, Poppy Montgomery.