NYC to D.C.?: Trump eyes move from boardroom to Oval Office
Donald Trump and his daughter, Ivanka, appear in "The Celebrity Apprentice"
With shows such as "The Colbert Report" and "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," the line between politics and entertainment has been blurring more and more. And celebrities have been breaking into the political spectrum more often than ever before.
Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior, on CBS
When a ruthless killer disfigures the faces of his victims, Cooper and the Red Cell team race to find him.
Traffic Light, on Fox
A scantily clad babysitter causes trouble for the Rileys when they hire the teen in the season finale.
Castle, on ABC
The plot thickens for Beckett when a hitman with information about her mother's murder escapes in the season finale.
Survivor: Redemption Island, on CBS
After an epic adventure, the remaining castaways face their former tribemates at Tribal Council in the season finale.
Farcing the Force: A-listers join Griffins for 'Star Wars' spoof
A scene from "Family Guy's" previous "Star Wars" homage, "Something, Something Dark Side"
Winning 'Wife': Star's not just 'Good,' she's Golden
Julianna Margulies stars in "The Good Wife"
"American Idol" may be slipping and "Survivor" isn't what it used to be, but reality TV has still got a hold on prime time. As a result, traditional dramas and sitcoms have a tougher go at the ratings game.
Chase, on NBC
Bounty hunter Ben Crowley (guest star Eddie Cibrian) helps Annie and her team in their search for a fugitive.
Smallville, on CW
Michael Rosenbaum returns as Lex Luthor as the story of Superman reaches a new height in the series finale.
Block of goodbyes: CBS wraps up Monday night
Neil Patrick Harris stars in "How I Met Your Mother"
Things have been shaken up a bit at CBS lately, and the recent changes may be calling the future of the network's current Monday night lineup into question. When viewers tune in for a night of season finales on Monday, May 16, they could be saying farewell to some of the network's freshman fare.