Bright Sunday night: Stars, fireworks light up July 4 shows
Jimmy Smits hosts PBS's "A Capitol Fourth" celebration
It's been a rough spell for many Americans. With a financial crisis still hitting home and hard-working military personnel still deployed overseas, the past couple of years haven't exactly been a picnic.
Network shows teeth: ABC opens its 'Gates' to the supernatural
James Preston stars in "The Gates"
Suburbia is the last place most would expect to find intrigue, excitement and daring situations, but as ABC's "The Gates" proves, you shouldn't judge a book by its cover: the inhabitants of its happy little community are anything but normal Americans.
America's Got Talent, on NBC
Nick Cannon continues his gig as host, bringing viewers wacky acts and hidden talent from across the U.S.
One Big Happy Family, on TLC
Tameka takes a trip down memory lane and brings the family with her as she stops at her old job.
Obsessed, on A&E
People consumed with irrational fears attempt to get help through desensitization therapy in a new season.
Scoundrels, on ABC
As the West family continues to play by the rules, Cheryl gets a job as a cashier at the local grocery store.
The new neighbor: Vanessa Williams moves onto Wisteria Lane
Vanessa Williams, seen here performing on ABC's "The View," has joined the cast of "Desperate Housewives"
Tennis: Wimbledon, on NBC
Ted Robinson hosts as tennis legends Mary Carillo and John McEnroe team up once again as analysts.
Head over heels: The world falls for ABC hit 'Wipeout'
A contestant on ABC's "Wipeout"
Highbrow TV may be currently en vogue among a few key demographics -- with documentaries gaining popularity and shows being based on books -- but lowbrow humor still brings in the masses.
Miami Medical, on CBS
A giant sinkhole spells disaster for a construction worker, but Dr. Proctor doesn't want Dr. C to make any rash decisions.
