Burn Notice, on USA
The adventure continues for one-time blacklisted spy Michael Weston and his rag-tag crew in the fifth season.
Primetime Nightline: Beyond Belief, on ABC
Bill Weir sets out to places where the Virgin Mary has reportedly appeared to communicate with ordinary people.
America's Got Talent, on NBC
A new phase of the competition begins as the acts that made it through the first round face the judges again.
Surprise Homecoming, on TLC
A soldier wants to surprise his wife, so he enlists the help of Billy Ray Cyrus to pull it off in "Surprise Homecoming."
The Marriage Ref, on NBC
Regis Philbin, Susie Essman and Tracy Morgan dole out advice for a wife who hates her husband's 19th-century tavern.
'Smash' hits: Columbia to release tracks from NBC musical series
"Smash" star Katharine McPhee has signed a recording deal with Columbia Records
'SMASH' HITS: NBC is hoping to start the new year on a high note, and ride the wave of success and popularity established by Fox's "Glee," when it launches its own musical series in early 2012.
Swamp Loggers, on Discovery
Get a look at what it takes to harvest lumber from the swamps when Discovery Channel offers a full-day marathon.
Say Yes to the Dress: Randy Knows Best, on TLC
For some brides, money is no object and Kleinfeld Bridal's Randy Fenoli counts down the top 10 big-budget brides.
Sparks fly: Networks celebrate Fourth with flash and fame
Jack Everly will conduct his orchestra for A Capitol Fourth
Each Fourth of July, all across America, impressive fireworks displays light up the night sky in honor of the country's independence. And this year will be no different, with three nationwide networks broadcasting favorite annual fireworks displays and the events surrounding them.
Adieu, Poirot: Suchet wraps another season as Belgian sleuth
David Suchet stars as Hercule Poirot in "Halloween Party"
There's nothing like a good mystery. Twists and turns keep viewers enthralled while a sharp-witted sleuth guides the audience to an unexpected outcome.
Through the years, PBS's "Masterpiece" has tackled such mystery-novel icons as Sherlock Holmes and Miss Marple, but few characters have proven as intriguing to viewers as Hercule Poirot.