Ghost Whisperer

Numbers @ 10pm
Rappers Juicy J and DJ Paul from the Oscar-winning group Three 6 Mafia perform "Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body)" and guest-star in the penultimate episode of the season. Not surprisingly, the story focuses on a drive-by shooting that kills a rising rap star. Don's investigation links the murder to a possible conspiracy that involves embezzlement and bribery. On a happier note, Charlie meets Amita's parents for the first time.

Moonlight @ 9pm
An `undead' private investigator helps the living, instead of feeding on them, by using his acute vampire senses. Tonight, Mick's past comes into sharper focus for Beth when the grandson of his World War II buddy is kidnapped. The disappearance forces Mick to deal with some secrets from his troubled life.

Crossroads @ 9pm
Sara Evans is a little bit country and Maroon 5 is a little bit rock-and-roll, but there's plenty of common ground as tonight's show illustrates. Here they collaborate on Evans' "I Could Not Ask for More" and "Some Things Never Change," as well as Maroon 5's "This Love," "She Will Be Loved" and "Won't Go Home Without You." They also cover a song that was originally a duet by Stevie Nicks and Don Henley: "Leather and Lace."

Ghost Whisperer @ 8pm
Melinda Gordon tries to help the dead communicate with loved ones, `but sometimes the messages she receives are intense and confusing. Tonight, she looks into a 1979 murder trial prosecuted by her father, hoping to find a connection to his disappearance.

Your Mama Don't Dance @ 9pm
It's the big finish of the family fancy-footwork competition, and that is good news for Jesse and Rebecca: It means they won't be up for elimination any more. The couple spent half the show at the bottom of the pack but managed to come back each time, thanks to viewer votes. Tonight they find out if they survived their fourth trip to the chopping block so they can be one of the final three who get to strut their stuff for a chance at $100,000.

Ghost Whisperer @ 8pm
High school is tough enough with all the hormones and growth spurts (wow, did Ned ever grow up fast!), but mix in some supernatural stunts and the angst meter hits critical. In this repeat from January, Ned (newcomer Christoph Sanders) asks Melinda to investigate the hauntings plaguing his new friend. But in order to get to the bottom of the ghostly grumblings, she first needs to navigate the rocky waters of gossipy "slam sites" where students anonymously insult each other. Meanwhile, Melinda's own anonymity may be at stake when that pesky blogger comes back to haunt her.

Canterbury's Law @ 9pm
Elizabeth's tactics suggest she'll do just about anything (legal or otherwise) to win a case, but in tonight's season finale, we learn there are lines even she will not cross. Of course, there are loopholes in her scruples when she defends an admitted rapist — something she said she'd never do — namely that the confessor is a former client who has turned his life around in the years since the crime was committed. And it looks like Elizabeth's principles will come out unscathed, until an inflammatory talk-radio host starts whispering in the ear of the victim.

Rob & Big @ 5:30pm
Big announces he's expecting a baby in the series finale....what?! Did anyone know that Mr. Big even had a girlfriend much less a relationship that ended with a baby?? It would have been nice to have seen her on the show...or any girlfriend for that matter. So now that Big is growing up--what will Rob do? Do you think this will inspire Rob to find his forever "good" girl.....so many questions so little time! Update: Rob may have screen sirens in his future, catch his small role along side heavy hitters Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro in 88 minutes.

Duel @ 9:00pm:
t's the third week of this adrenaline-pumping, high-stakes competition game show. Competitors find themselves in intense head-to-head matches, reacting quickly under pressure and forced to use both brains (does he know the right answer?) and nerves (can she put her money where her mouth is?) to outsmart their opponents.

Friday Night Lights @ 9pm
Last week, Friedman's First Law of FNL to be that for every person whose life starts going well, another must suffer. How else to explain the improving lives of Tyra and Landry versus the declining fortunes of Smash and Saracen? Tonight, Smash refuses to give up on his college football plans; a visit from Tami's ex irks a jealous Coach Taylor; Street receives life-changing news; and Riggins continues pursuing Lyla despite her new relationship.

Moonlight @ 9pm
That's assuming it comes back in the fall. And that's a big assumption at this point. I spoke to a Moonlight insider late last week and he/she told me that before the strike, CBS informed producers that they had every intention of picking up the show's "back nine." But since the strike started, they haven't heard a peep about whether they'll be going back into production. My guess? Moonlight will be renewed for a 13-episode second season.

Ghost Whisperer @ 8pm
Newlywed Melinda Gordon tries to help the dead communicate with loved ones, `but sometimes the messages she receives are intense and confusing. 'Most of Melinda's efforts involve resolving conflicts that are preventing the spirits from passing over. Tonight, Melinda puts herself in danger when she attempts to help a stalking victim.

Bones @ 8pm
A scientist with an `uncanny ability to read clues left behind in a victim's bones' solves murders in a procedural series inspired by real-life forensic anthropologist and novelist Kathy Reichs. Scientist Brennan is often teamed with FBI Special Agent Booth, who mistrusts science and believes evidence should come from the living. Tonight, Temperance and Booth search for a serial pedophile who assaulted and killed a 6-year-old boy.

Ghost Whisperer @ 8pm
A promising musician is forced to abandon his dream when a ghostly energy begins attacking him while he plays. Melinda discovers two spirits are attached to the artist, each claiming the other is to blame for the problem. Meanwhile, Delia is intent on celebrating her late husband's birthday, but Ned wants nothing to do with the ceremony. 'N Sync member J.C. Chasez, billed as Joshua Chasez, guest stars. Side note: if those Playboy offer rumors were true, I think Love would have been great in it...don't ya think?

Men in Trees @ 8pm
When Marin and Cash make a bet to see who can make the better stew, Marin ventures into the forest to find a special root---and gets lost. Meanwhile, newly engaged Lynn wishes Jack would exhibit more passion toward her; Patrick wants to change his surname to better reflect who he really is; and Sara's ex-husband wants full custody of their son, even though she's no longer in the "service" industry.

Women's Murder Club @ 9pm
If you sense a palpable chemistry in this repeat from November, there's a reason for it: When Lieutenant Boxer investigates a pro football player's murder, she meets an NFL star who is the victim's close friend. That pal is played by Angie Harmon's real-life husband, NFL analyst and former player Jason Sehorn.

Moonlight @ 9pm
A convicted murderer who knows the truth about Mick's immortality is released from prison after serving 25 years. New evidence indicates he was wrongly convicted, but Mick knows he's guilty and will kill again. Upon his release, the man targets Mick as his next victim. Latest scoop: there's a very positive chance that Moon will get a full season order and is believed to have tremendous growth potential, not to mention a great sexy star lead Alex O'Loughlin.