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October 24, 2008
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Bella reconnects with an unsettled surfer dude she once dated, and she pleasantly discovers that he has matured and has goals beyond a life on the beach. Will this one work out? By the looks of it, no way! He is sure to be a freak of some kind. But the real mystery is who and what will Tommy bring to Bella's love life. That cat storyline has to be for a good reason!
Life @ 10pm
Zen is in and are you in for a shake, rattle and roll tonight! A massive earthquake sends the city into total chaos setting a killer free, they thought they put away. Crews and Reese track an escaped criminal after an earthquake strikes Los Angeles. Elsewhere, Ted is injured in the quake.
Numbers @ 10pm
Last week, Don discovered that Charlie now works for the LAPD as a consultant. Don also told Agent McGowan (the steely Keith Carradine) that he will leave the Bureau if Charlie isn't reissued a security clearance. That probably wouldn't upset McGowan too much since he seems to loathe Don, which will make his decision all the more interesting when he hands it down tonight. Meanwhile, Don assists a veteran FBI agent (Henry Winkler) track an elusive con man who has evaded capture for years.
Starter Wife @ 10pm
After spending last week's episode in hiding, Molly finds that her fortunes take a different — and somewhat suspicious — turn. The scheming Eve sets up a meeting between Molly and her agent husband, who is interested in Molly's work and insight into Hollywood. But is it too good to be true? Elsewhere, Joan pursues her interest in David Shea, despite the objections of her friends.
April 25, 2008
Jennifer Love Hewitt must be experiencing a bit of déjà vu tonight: A college kid's death connected to a scary movie has attracted Melinda's attention, and her research into the case lets her know exactly what the film student did last summer. Seems the movie played on people's worst fears, but the horror didn't end after the cameras stopped rolling. Jonathan Murphy (October Road) guest stars.
Numbers @ 10pm
Everyone's favorite science guy, Bill Nye, reprises his role as Dr. Bill Waldie, the head of Cal Sci's engineering department, in this intense episode that centers on an ex-Marine wanted for murdering a serial killer. Complicating the search for the former military man is a hostage situation involving the fugitive's family members.
Moonlight @ 9pm
They're baaacckkk!! Calling all vampire fans:) Beth is kidnapped by the person suspected of murdering her boss, and Mick must decide whether to jeopardize his newfound mortality in order to rescue her. Scoop: the show won the People's Choice award and got a few extra episodes out of it. And how about a second season....oh yes indeed!
Tracy Ullman's State of the Union @ 9pm
Tracey Ullman impersonates Suzanne Somers selling a gynecological exerciser on a cable shopping show, and Helen Mirren discussing her latest nude film scene. Also: injury-prone soccer star David Beckham; an un-PC nun; a Russian U.N. interpreter; investigative journalist Rita Cosby.
Duel TV Show @ 9pm
This high stakes game show combines the class quiz show formula with the psychology and bluffing of gambling. Contestants must go head to head to win a big-money jackpot.
April 11, 2008
If we can assume that the maverick Elizabeth has been marching to the beat of her own drummer for a long time now, she's no doubt encountered (and navigated) any number of professional pitfalls. But should this latest obstacle — serious accusations of jury tampering in the Ethan Foster case — prove insurmountable, she faces possible disbarment, and might even go to jail. Better drink that vodka while you can, counselor.
Numbers @ 10pm
Don's former flame, ADA Robin Brooks (Michelle Nolden), returns, and he's assigned to protect her when three witnesses involved in a case she is prosecuting are murdered. Worse for Don is the belief that Robin may be leaking information to aid her case. Also, an imprisoned gang leader is suspected of passing secret instructions to a teen chess prodigy about which gang members should be killed, and Charlie undergoes FBI training to learn how to better protect himself.
Miss USA @ 9pm
Donny and Marie Osmond take the helm of this year's parade of perfection, which has a spiced-up new location at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas. A performance by rock band Finger Eleven also adds an unlikely twist to the proceedings. And finally, the slew of celebrity judges includes Joey Fatone, Heather Mills and Project Runway's Christian Siriano. Fabulous!
Ghost Whisperer @ 8pm
The show is back with six new episodes! Last week, she was lured to a haunted underground city by the spirit of her presumed dead dad (Martin Donovan), Melinda narrowly escaped a cave-in, and hubby Jim became very protective. Tonight, a series of break-ins leads Melinda to the town blogger, who knows her secret and intends to tell.
Duel @ 9pm
Contestants of varying backgrounds answer trivia and strategize to outsmart their opponents in head-to-head matchups.
December 21, 2007
Fashionably Late with Stacy London @ 10pm
Tonight Stacy chats with fashion designer Julie Chaiken, whose eponymous couture house has clothed models on the covers of many top fashion magazines. Chaiken also offer tips on properly fitting pants, a signature item of her clothing line. Then Stacy guides us through shopping for gadgets, gizmos and doohickeys via SkyMall, and takes us on a trip to Decades on Melrose in L.A. for a dose of classic Hollywood glamour. And one lucky woman in the audience will get a surprise makeover.
Numb3rs @ 10pm
Everybody loves a winner, or so the saying goes--but that certainly isn't the case in this intense 2006 repeat. A young man is stabbed to death at a horseracing track after successfully picking 30 winners in a row. The victim's notebook is soon discovered with a sophisticated formula for placing bets. Of course, Charlie tries to decipher it. Everything is made even more complicated when Don learns the track's owner has ties to organized crime.
Snoop Dogg's Father Hood @ 8:30pm
Alas the last celebrity to join the reality show bandwagon...pot smoking conspicuously absent. Snoop introduces America to the Dogg family: his three kids and wife Shante, a.k.a. Boss Lady. Stressed from life as the most laid-back hip-hop icon in the world, Snoop searches for some non-herbal relaxation through yoga and acupuncture, but finds out that cleaning is more therapeutic. One big highlight: the amazing opening-credit theme song ("This ain't the Huxtables but we livin' comfortable/And I don't make my kids eat vegetables.") All in all, his finest performance since The Wash.
Keisha Cole: The Way It Is Sunday Marathon @ 10am
in case you missed it, this is BET's hit reality show about R&B songstress Keisha Cole and her troubled family life. From her childhood as the daughter of a drug-addicted prostitute to her rise to platinum-status fame, Keyshia Cole's life story is filled with heartbreak and determination. As dysfunctional and "hood" as they may be, there is something unrelentingly fascinating about this very "real" family and their struggles. Catch up on all episodes during the marathon set to air on Sunday morning.
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