Evolution of a series: Only the strong survive in 'Bachelor Pad'
Wes Hayden appears on "Bachelor Pad"
Evolution is a touchy subject. But whether or not humans descended from apes on Earth, there is an evolution of sorts in the television landscape.
Two shows are about to meld into one completely new creation, and it could mark the dawn of a new era in reality TV.
Big Brother, on CBS
Things continue to heat up as the houseguests live within the confines of a home rigged to record their every move.
Criss Angel: Mindfreak, on A&E
Criss Angel returns to television with new stunts and tricks designed to fascinate and entertain in the season premiere.
Breakthrough With Tony Robbins, on NBC
Tony meets Ron, a once-successful businessman who has lost all hope since being laid off in 2008.
Last Comic Standing, on NBC
The final five comics get one last chance to shine as they present their best material for the viewers in the season finale.
Sons of Tucson, on Fox
Things are going well for Ron and his girlfriend, but the boys are not happy he's spending so much time with her in the finale.
Persons Unknown, on NBC
Joe wakes up strapped to a table when "Persons Unknown" moves to Saturday nights.
Sizzling summer competition: Gordon Ramsay returns with "Masterchef"
Contestant Mike Kim prepares his signature dish on "Masterchef"
Not long ago, being a chef meant hard work at odd hours in sweltering kitchens. It still does, many would argue, but there's also a new breed of chef causing a stir in front of the camera.
Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta, on TLC
Matrimonial mayhem heads south as brides in the Atlanta region set out to find their perfect dress at Bridals by Lori.
Boston Med, on ABC
Real drama unfolds as cameras capture the life-and-death decisions made by doctors at some of the world's top hospitals.
