The hunt for the Last Comic Standing continues with auditions. Two former Cheers stars, George Wendt and John Ratzenberger, scout for talent in Nashville, while Kate Flannery and Brian Baumgartner scout for talent in Minneapolis.

The first results show of the season on "So You Think You Can Dance- started with a bizarre group dance that included judge Nigel Lythgoe getting kidnapped, bound and gagged and left at the center of the stage awaiting host Cat Deeley to free him.

OCC moves into their new World Headquarters and takes on their first build in the new shop; a penguin-themed chopper for exterior insulation manufacturer, Drvyit Systems.

The identity of PJ's mystery man surprises Stephanie. Stephanie quickly dampens their vacaction. Back in Chicago, the boys are experiences changes in their professional and social lives, only some of which are for the better.

Bruce's great day is capped off by going to a party with his wife Susan and the Deckers at the Playboy Club. Janet begins to understand how great her friendship with Susan is as she tries to get to know her new neighbors.

Harry, a former cop turned private eye, is hired to spy on a woman's husband. While staking out a haunted house, Harry finds himself confronted by the demons from his past.

A reporter from Strong Sister magazine does an in-depth profile on Deputy Raineesha Williams.

Tonight, journalist Richard Engel talks about living in Iraq and his new book, War Journal: My Five Years in Iraq.



Jon first reports on Bush's trip to Europe in a segment called "George Walker Bush: Still President". Senior Presidential Legalicist John Oliver offered some insight to Bush's rhetoric. Senior Presidential Legalicist John Oliver talks with Jon and gives some insight into Bush's war rhetoric. Finally, Senior Lipizzaner Correspondent Rob Corddry talks about Bush's trip to Slovenia.

Tonight, Stephen welcomes Professor of Environmental Health Sciences at Columbia University, Dickson Despommier.



Also, Stephen talks with former Green Party Vice Presidental candidate and Native American activist Winona LaDuke about the candidates courting the Native American vote.

Jimmy Carr hosts proceedings as team captains Sean Lock and Jason Manford battle it out to discover who knows what is going on in Britain today. The guests on this first episode of the sixth series are David Walliams, Vic Reeves, Apprentice winner Raef Bjayou and Jodie Kidd.