Contestants chosen from around the nation have endured the grueling schedule and high-pressure auditions of the Hollywood Round, hoping to impress the judges and secure one of the 24 semifinalist spots. Tonight the judges make their final cuts to determine the Top 24. The Top 12 males and Top 12 females will be revealed tonight.

A childhood friend of Rayyan's visits Mercy and Rayyan finds herself infatuated.

The first couple is evicted will be evicted from the compound.

Its finally here, Part 2 of your Viewer Suggested Myths!

One final challenge before the Fashion Week competition concentrates on the outfitter's personal artistic expression. After the final elimination is announced, the contestants will all return to their hometowns to work on their signature lines.

Paul questions Sophie regarding her parent's breakup and the relationship she is currently pursuing with her coach.

A riot at an immigration rally ends in murder, and the political climate causes McCoy to assign a special prosecutor increasing tensions at the office.

Mia and Caitlin toss apart Jack's apartment in order to find the sex tape he made with Mia. Meanwhile, now that Caitlin has accepted the idea of being a mother, Alicia delivers more stunning news: she wants to raise her baby.

The team tries to figure out how to decrease the number of fire-related deaths by having a stunt man test magnetic roller coaster brakes.

The deputies go door to door selling Coconut Nut Clusters.

Tonight, former adviser to Benazir Bhutto and promoting Bhutto's book Reconciliation: Islam, Democracy, and the West, Mark Siegel.



A Daily Show ends and The Daily Show returns as Jon marks the return of the writers. The writing staff waste no time as Jon reports on a first ever in history using every dog pun in the book; a beagle won the Westminster dog show in a segment called "Westminster Labbey".



Next, "Indecision 2008" with Jon reporting on the Potomac primaries or as some may call them, crabcake primaries. Obama and McCain were the victors for the night and as Jon notes, the media waste no time trying to hype up the contest. Senior Black Correspondent Larry Wilmore talks with Jon about how Black History Month help Obama win the primary's last night.



Finally, "Torture Talk" continues with Jon reporting on the investigation surrounding the CIA's destruction of videotapes of detainee interogations. But no fear, Senator Arlen Specter is on the case, not on the detsruction of the CIA tapes, but of tapes the New England Patriots used and then destroyed to spy on a competing team.

Tonight Stephen welcomes law professor Richard Thompson Ford, author of The Race Card: How Bluffing About Bias Makes Race Relations Worse.



Stephen welcomes back his writers. (And Kevin Bacon, Tiki Barber & Mr. Met)



Also, Stephen talks with entomological gastronomist David Gracer about if we should eat bug.



Stephen's Fallback Position

Stephen goes to the Hayden Planetarium and talks with Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson about becoming an astrophysicist.

Janeece is impressed by supply teacher Wilson and the two of the end up disappearing. Rachel is given an ultimatum by Eddie.

DCI Hunt is determined to keep a lid on protests against the London Docklands development. When a suspected member of the London Liberation Front is arrested, Alex asks her mother, a lawyer, to defend him. Meanwhile, Prince Charles is marrying Lady Diana Spencer and the in-crowd is partying at the Blitz Club.

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