CBS:
8/7c:The Price Is Right Million Dollar Spectacular

NBC:
8/7c:Amne$ia

FOX:
8/7c:Bones

ABC
8/7c:Grey's Anatomy

CW:
8/7c: WWE Friday Night SmackDown!

8/7c:The Office
Tonight episode is a repeat. ALL-NEW episodes of The Office return starting April 10th!

9/8c:Celebrity Apprentice
Each team chooses an artist, displays their work, and sells the pieces in a shared art gallery.

Which team will win find out tonight. Who will be FIRED!!!

10/9c:Lipstick Jungle
"Dressed to Kill"
Wendy submits Shane's music for a film, Nico helps Kirby get a job, and Victory discovers that another designer has mass produced her designs and she must figure out how he got his hands on them. TV-14 DLS

8/7c: American Idol

Your votes are in. Who's made the Top 12 and who's headed home?
Find out tonight Who are your picks

9/8c: New Amsterdam

8/7c : LOST
The Constant
Sayid and Desmond hit a bit of turbulence on the way to the freighter, which causes Desmond to experience some unexpected side effects.

9/8c: LOST
The other woman
Juliet receives an unwelcome visit from someone from her past and is given orders to track down Charlotte and Faraday in order to stop them from completing their mission -- by any means necessary. Meanwhile, Ben offers Locke an enticing deal.

10/9c: Eli Stone
Something to Save
On the brink of being disbarred, Eli puts his faith in Jordan

8:00:Survivor: Micronesia - Fans vs. Favorites
After an epic battle between tribes of Fans and Favorites, the tribes are finally mixed up. Will old tribal lines stick, or will former enemies now try to work together?

9:00:CSI
You Kill Me:
Hodges has ulterior motives when he stages hypothetical murders in the lab to give his colleagues a chance to play CSI. (R) TV14-V

10:00:Without a Trace
Absalom
The team's search for a missing college student, who vanishes after making provocative statements about African Americans during a classroom discussion, leads to the discovery of a family secret which could be connected to the boy's disappearance. (R) TVPG-LV

ABC
Brothers & Sisters Returns April 20 with four new episodes
Desperate Housewives Returns April 13 with five new episodes and two-hour finale
Grey’s Anatomy Returns April 24 with five new episodes
Lost Returns April 24 with five new episodes
Pushing Daisies Will return in the fall
Ugly Betty Returns April 24 with five new episodes

CBS
CSI Returns April 3 with six new episodes; is renewed for fall
CSI:Miami Returns March 24 with eight new episodes; is renewed for fall
How I Met Your Mother Returns March 17 with nine new episodes
N.C.I.S. Returns April 8 with seven new episodes; is renewed for fall
NUMB3RS Expected to shoot several new episodes soon
The Unit On hiatus

NBC
30 Rock Returns April 10
Heroes Will likely not produce any further new episodes this season
Law & Order Returns April 23
My Name Is Earl Returns April 3
Scrubs Returns April 10
The Office Six or new episodes will begin airing on April 10

FOX
24 Will return in 2008-09 season
House Original episodes return on April 28
Prison Break Fate is unclear
The Simpsons Full season of original episodes continues

CW
Everybody Hates Chris Unaffected by strike
Gossip Girl TV Guide: “Expected to shoot up to 9 new episodes to air in April/May/June”

8/7c:America's Next Top Model Cycle 10
Makeover Mania: Unbe-weave-able
Elle Mcpherson visits on tonight episode, and the girls get their makeovers, but it is going to be an ynbe-weave-able experience. Stay tuned in for more

9/8c:Pussycat Dolls Present Girlicious (Repeat)
Well if you are fan you can watch, if not turn to another network.

All New Episode Tonight

8/7c: Wife Swap
McGoldrick/Noel

A traditional wife who runs the pet funeral and crematorium family business swaps lives with a wife who's a shock jock radio DJ.

9/8c: Supernanny
Meet the Prescott Family
In a powerful episode that brings Jo and the parents to tears, Supernanny helps heal a 15-year family heartache while working with her largest brood ever.

10/9c: Min In Trees
Sonata in Three Parts

The town of Elmo hopes for the best when they learn that Jack's life may be in danger.

*8:00 PM:Law & Order: Crimal Intent (New)
A dead body sends the detectives into the world of deep sea treasure hunters.

Cast
Eric Bogosian:Captain Danny Ross
Vincent D'Onofrio:Detective Robert Goren
Kathryn Erbe:Detective Alexandra Eames
Alicia Witt:Detective Nola Falacci
Chris Noth:Detective Mike Logan

*9:00 PM: Deal Or No Deal
Tonight we see Texan Keisha Morris returns to finish her game. Could she be the first million dollar winner, as it is about time.

*10:00PM:Law & Order
Betrayal (TV-14)
A psychiatrist is murdered and the list of suspects include his patients and jealous wife.

Tonight on Fox Primetime

*8/7C:American Idol

With a weak performance for the "dawgs: last night, it is the girl night to shine. Let us see if they are going to bring it tonight.
The eight remaining female contestants perform songs from the 1980s.

* 9/8C:The Moment Of Truth
CONFESS THE TRUTH FOR $500,000 ON AN ALL-NEW “THE MOMENT OF TRUTH” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, ON FOX

On THE MOMENT OF TRUTH participants answer 21 increasingly personal questions honestly, as determined by a polygraph, to win half-a-million dollars. Of course, the questions are easier when the stakes are low – but as the prize amount increases, they will be challenged to fess up to matters they might normally lie about. The touchier questions could be especially difficult because participants reveal their answers in front of spouses, relatives and friends, hanging on every word. What deep dark secret will someone divulge for hundreds of thousands of dollars on THE MOMENT OF TRUTH airing Wednesday, March 5 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. (MOT-106) (TV-14; D ) CC

Tonights line up is

CBS:

*8:00: Big Brother
It's time for the next eviction... Which of the two couples will be out of the house? And what's next for the HouseGuests?


*9:00: Criminal Minds
Doubt

The BAU investigates a serial killer who is targeting women on the campus of a small midwestern college

Meet the cast:

Joe Mantegna:as David Rossi
Thomas Gibson:as Aaron Hotchner
Paget Brewster:as Emily Prentiss
Shemar Moore:as Derek Morgan
Matthew Gray Gubler:as Dr. Spencer Reid
AJ Cook:as Jennifer Jareau
Kirsten Vangsness:as Penelope Garcia

*10:00:CSI: NY
Playing with Matches
When a drowning victim spills out a self-cleaning public restroom, it first appears to be a freak accident. Unfortunately, the CSIs soon discover it was foul play. The victim was a pen-pal to a convicted felon, and using "Wila" writing, or miniaturized writing hidden on the backs of postage stamps, the two hatched a plot to spring the felon from prison. However, in a bizarre twist, their plan backfired when the victim was accidentally killed in a plot by a rival public restroom company. Meanwhile, when a flame-engulfed body comes out of nowhere and slams into the windshield of a responding FDNY fire truck, the team is hurled into the world of street-luging--an extreme sport where a thin wooden "sled" and a few inches of air are all that separate life and limb from flesh-ripping asphalt.


With Criminal Minds and CSI NY repeating, there is not much to clues to follow, as most of us already knows the answers. Well let us see who will be going next on Big Brother. Happy viewing

“Oprah’s Big Give” premiered Sunday at 9 p.m. on ABC, which was seen 15.7 million people. So this is a big hit for ABC. ABC also did well with Monday's prime-time remake of ''A Raisin in the Sun,'' which finished in the top 10 with 12.7 million viewers.

Meanwhile, NBC found that few people cared about its much-ballyhooed transfer of a series, ''Quarterlife,'' from the Internet to broadcast. Only 3.1 million people watched, earning it a quick hook and shift to the Bravo cable network. Among the top four broadcasters, only a Saturday night rerun of an ''All-Star Tribute to Jimmy Kimmel'' had a smaller audience.

In a sign of the time for television networks, and a residue of the writers strike, none of the seven most-watched programs last week were scripted. ''Lost'' was the only traditional comedy or drama to hit the top 10.

Fox easily won the week, averaging 13.7 million viewers (8.0 rating, 13 share). CBS had 8.1 million (5.2, 9), ABC had 7.9 million (5.1, 8), NBC had 7.2 million (4.7, 8), the CW had 2.2 million (1.4, 2), My Network TV had 1.2 million (0.8, 1) and ION Television had 480,000 (0.3, 1).

Among the Spanish-language networks, Univision led with a prime-time average of 3.5 million viewers (1.8 rating, 3 share), Telemundo had 1.1 million (0.6, 1), TeleFutura had 660,000 (0.4, 1) and Azteca had 150,000 (0.1, 0).

NBC's ''Nightly News'' won the evening news ratings race, averaging 9.2 million viewers (6.2 rating, 12 share). ABC's ''World News'' averaged 9 million viewers (6.1, 12) and the ''CBS Evening News'' had 7 million (4.7, 9).

A ratings point represents 1,128,000 households, or 1 percent of the nation's estimated 112.8 million TV homes. The share is the percentage of in-use televisions tuned to a given show.

For the week of Feb. 25-March 2, the top 10 shows, their networks and viewerships: ''American Idol'' (Tuesday), Fox, 28.59 million; ''American Idol'' (Wednesday), Fox, 27.55 million; ''American Idol'' (Thursday), Fox, 26.23 million; ''Oprah's Big Give,'' ABC, 15.68 million; ''Deal or No Deal'' (Monday), NBC, 15.43 million; ''Extreme Makeover: Home Edition,'' ABC, 14.87 million; ''Don't Forget the Lyrics,'' Fox, 14.4 million; ''Lost,'' ABC, 12.89 million; Movie: ''A Raisin in the Sun,'' ABC, 12.69 million; ''Survivor: Micronesia,'' CBS, 12.53 million.

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