With just six dancers left, we finally reached the glorious time of the summer when even "So You Think You Can Dance- couldn't stretch itself to two hours. That meant instead of a bloated 120 minutes, viewers were treated to a packed 60 minutes as each couple performed twice and each individual dancer offered up a solo.

The designers find a must in the city when the sun sets over the Big Apple, and the real fashion of New York comes to life.

Emily is out!
The winner is: Kenley

Last place driller Justin is reaching his boiling point as he continues training Derek, a difficult rookie using long-burning fuses which are a threat to explode in the oilfields. Then, the Longhorn rig must deal with a poisonous gas leak with a young, inexperienced crew. Wayne and his crew face a crisis which could destroy the oilfield for the high tech Viking rig, just as things start going good for the crew.

Andy Daly and Patton Oswalt argue the case of "Ultimate Fighting vs. Bloggers" in the season 2 premiere of the show.

Monica Goodling, ex-Dept. of Justice aide and alumni of Messiah College, admits during Congressional hearings that she crossed the line by using illegal political hiring practices to only hire Repbublicans- but she claims she "didn't mean to" do it. Jon explores CNN's "American Morning" use of music intros. Ben Wattenberg tries to explain why we invaded Iraq.

Tonight Stephen welcomes legendary musical act Crosby, Stills & Nash.

Hosted by Dara O'Briain, with regulars Hugh Dennis, Frankie Boyle, Andy Parsons and Russell Howard joined by guests Michael McIntyre and Mark Watson.