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Shimmy Shake, Rattle and Roll

A poet and a frat guy are among the participants.

Allen/Allen/Allen vs. Peck

A woman claims that her daughter's boyfriend skipped out on the lease for their condo.

Global news and feature stories are spotlighted.

Clips include baseball bloopers; a teen with her hair caught in an electric mixer; a groom who answers his cell phone during his wedding.

A daily review of economic and financial trends in the U.S. and abroad includes reports from exchanges around the world.

The news rises early in this broadcast that covers domestic and foreign events, sports, weather and tidbits from the world of entertainment.

Local news, sports and weather.

Area news, sports and weather are featured.

Local news, sports and weather.

Kelly Rowland performs and is interviewed.

Psychics Go Beyond

Psychics Maureen Hancock and John Holland are the guests.

"Cougar Town" Star Busy Philipps; Kenya Moore; Unbelievable Stories Caught on Tape; Cohost Dari Alexander

Dari Alexander (guest cohost); Busy Philipps; Kenya Moore. Also: stories of survival caught on tape, plus humorous viral videos.

Past interviews with Ryan Reynolds and Chelsea Handler are revisited. Also: The cast of Cirque du Soleil perform.

Applying the power of God's word to everyday life.

Hennessy vs. Rodruguez

A husband claims his wife is jealous and ill-tempered, while she says he's a poor provider.

Pete Rose - Life After Baseball and His Surprising New Reality Show

Pete Rose discusses the scandal that kept him out of the Baseball Hall of Fame.

A woman accuses her sister of stealing her identity.

Margaret Cho (guest cohost); Susan Lucci; Kimberly Schlapman. Also: Little Big Town perform.

Fossil Rim

A tour of an animal safari in Texas. Included: the facility's research on rhinoceros breeding.

My Cabbage

J.D. tries to get Keith dismissed from Sacred Heart, but the plan backfires; Elliot and Turk misplace their patient's deathbed statement; and the Janitor attempts to keep a pet bird in the hospital.

Back Talk

Frasier throws his back out. Kelsey Grammer, Jane Leeves, John Mahoney.

The Champ

Christine runs into Stan again and is unable to resist him, so she asks Matthew for help keeping Stan away from her. But her brother is having his own attraction problems with his latest girlfriend, who refuses to leave.

The daily dish on cooking and eating, featuring five hosts who explore food from various angles, from the producers of "Paula Deen's Home Cooking" and "Down Home With the Neelys."

The Baby Show

Liz confronts her marital and maternal status after Cerie gets engaged to a rich heir. Meanwhile, hardened Jack softens due to “mommy issues.” Chris Parnell.

Sabrina lobbies Patrick to take a DNA test. Luke goes to get his test results.

A woman claims that she's owed $500 from her ex, who argues that the money was a graduation gift; and friends who play billiards together come to blows over a Web site that they are developing.

Exes go to court over a failed moving business. Later, a woman argues that her mother should pay her rent, since she cosigned the lease.

Who Do You Think I Am?

People who kept significant secrets from family and loved ones are featured. They discuss the consequences and rewards of finally telling the truth.

Acts of Contrition

The investigation of a nun's death leads to a past crime and its missing witness.

A dispute over an unpaid electric bill.

Treehouse of Horror XXII

Homer's arm is caught in a boulder in an isolated canyon; Flanders becomes a cold-blooded vigilante; Bart and Milhouse are caught up in planetary warfare. Mountain climber Aron Ralston provides his own voice in "Treehouse of Horror XXII."

The One with Ross's Teeth

Ross brushes up on his dating skills; Janine helps Joey get in touch with his feminine side. Elle Macpherson, Missi Pyle, Joanna Gleason.

Alcohol allegedly comes into play in a case involving a teen and her parents. Also: A couple claim a fellow partygoer punched their car.

Pat's Secret

Robert learns a surprising secret about his mother-in-law, Pat, when Amy's parents visit to celebrate their daughter's birthday.

A dog owner is sued following a pit-bull attack; a woman claims her former roommate stole her SUV.

Finale

In the series finale, Ray has minor surgery and experiences a close call. Debra is determined not to tell him or Marie, but they find out.

Local news, sports and weather.

Survivor Man

Ryan organizes a woodsy corporate retreat, but excludes Michael, who in turn goes on his own survival adventure. Meanwhile, Jim tries to put a new spin on office birthday parties.

A roundup of the day's events.

Tallahassee

Dwight arrives in Tallahassee with his team and tries to win over Sabre's special-projects bigwig. Back in Scranton, some desk jockeys push for raises, but Andy tries to avoid the issue.

Creator-producer Merv Griffin's classic game-show version of `hangman' has kept on spinning for three decades. The money and prizes have gotten bigger over the years, but the basic format and difficulty of the mystery phrases have pretty much remained steady. Another series constant has been the nation's premier (and most fashionably dressed) letter-turner, Vanna White, who parlayed the gig into a bestselling 1987 autobiography. As for host Pat Sajak, he has won three Emmys for the series.

Top 15 Compete; Top 14 Compete

A mystery-box challenge involving foreign ingredients takes place; chef Lidia Bastianich judges pasta dishes. Later, the contestants prepare a meal for the cast and crew of "Glee." Jane Lynch, Cory Monteith and Matthew Morrison serve as judges.

The classic thinking person's answer-and-question quiz, developed by Merv Griffin, first aired as an NBC daytime series in the 1960s, but its popularity really boomed in early-evening first-run syndication. `Jeopardy!' has also spawned offshoots, including the limited-run 1990 ABC series `Super Jeopardy!' (which featured champions from the syndicated show), and VH1's 1998 `Rock 'n' Roll Jeopardy!' (hosted by Jeff Probst).

The Name

Frankie needs to study for her finals, so Janet volunteers to run the household and finds herself unprepared for the utter chaos; Axl tries not to feel threatened by Cassidy's ex-boyfriend; Sue wishes to change her redundant middle name.

The Big Event

Jack and Darren get locked in a room at a client's house, where their bickering proves revealing and provides reasons for their long-standing conflict.

Open House of Horrors

Phil suggests an open house for Halloween when the neighbors frown on Claire's annual extravaganza. Meanwhile, Mitchell and Cameron host a costume party; and Gloria's pregnancy intensifies her emotions.

Local news, sports and weather.

How to Help the Needy

Elaine gets a movie audition.

Power

Don's team tracks a serial rapist who uses his position as a cop to entrap his victims.

Local news, sports and weather.

Black Swan

Don invades an inner-city illegal drug operation and, on instinct alone, arrests a bystander who is later discovered to be plotting a more evil scheme than anyone at first realized.

A loose, L.A.-based late-night talk show starring the comedian who was previously best known for cohosting a couple of successful Comedy Central series. Kimmel himself notes this is `like every other talk show.' The program premiered on ABC following the 2003 Super Bowl.

Kristin Davis.

An incisive late-night news series that analyzes the day's top stories with interviews and reports. It occasionally features program-length documentaries, weeklong series and town-hall forums. The program began in November 1979 as 'The Iran Crisis: America Held Hostage', with Frank Reynolds anchoring. Ted Koppel took over shortly thereafter and it expanded its scope (and took the name 'Nightline') on March 24, 1980. Koppel served as anchor until 2005, when he was replaced by a troika of hosts.

"Hot in Cleveland" star Betty White.

When Male Strippers Attack!

Two buxom blondes, a male stripper and an Australian native are among the participants.

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Greenwood vs. Dozier

A woman claims that her cousin failed to pay for living expenses after they moved in together.

Global news and feature stories are spotlighted.

Animal clips include a dog that sticks out its tongue when its owner squeezes a squeaky toy, and a monkey that takes a shine to a car.

A daily review of economic and financial trends in the U.S. and abroad includes reports from exchanges around the world.

The news rises early in this broadcast that covers domestic and foreign events, sports, weather and tidbits from the world of entertainment.

Local news, sports and weather.

Area news, sports and weather are featured.

Local news, sports and weather.

John Travolta; Billy Crystal; food blogger Ree Drummond. Also: deals and steals.

Who Do You Think I Am?

People who kept significant secrets from family and loved ones are featured. They discuss the consequences and rewards of finally telling the truth.

Anderson Live Alert: High-Risk Online Profiles; Cohost Rosie Perez; Liam McIntyre

Rosie Perez (guest cohost); Liam McIntyre. Also: hidden online dangers.

Past interviews with Jessica Alba and Jon Hamm are revisited.

Applying the power of God's word to everyday life.

Manns vs. Payne

A woman claims her fiancé is a cheat, unemployable and addicted to porn, while he says she spies on him and monitors his phone.

Feel-Good Follow-Ups!

Former guests revisit the show, including a cancer patient and a same-sex couple who were looking to adopt a child. Also: Ambush Adventures updates.

A dispute between a woman and her ex-stepmother.

Billy Crystal; Giles the Butler ("Whodunnit?"). Also: Amy Grant performs.

A weekly sketch-comedy and variety show designed to educate children.