TV Bites: Michael Jackson Gets a Father's Day Special

· Don't have any plans for this Sunday yet? Consider tuning into the first unauthorized special about Prince, Paris and Blanket Jackson -- Hidden Lives of Michael Jackson's Children on TLC. The program features behind-the-scenes footage previously seen in short clips -- like the King of Pop helping Prince learn his "ABCs" and the legend teaching his kids how to play chess -- and interviews with friends of Jackson who attest that he was a wonderful father. Coincidentally, the special airs on the one-year anniversary of Jackson's death. [NY Post]

CBS continues to downsize its criminal procedural casts, Syfy explores Hollywood, and more TV Bites after the jump.

· Bad news, CSI: Miami fans: CBS has not picked up Eddie Cibrian's contract. Original castmember Adam Rodriguez will be returning to the series next season. [EW]

· Meanwhile, Criminal Minds fans are protesting CBS's decision to cut A.J. Cook from the cast with a good-old fashioned petition. [Deadline]

· The Syfy network is trying to expand its viewer base with non sci-fi programming like Hunting Hollywood, a weekly documentary series about people collecting show business memorabilia. [THR]

· Fox has ordered a game show pilot called The Money Drop. Contestants answer trivia questions -- if they answer wrongly, their cash prize drops through a trap door on the floor. [THR]