Season four begins all the way in England, with Booth speaking at Scotland Yard and Brennan guest-lecturing at the prestigious Oxford University. Knowing of Booth and Brennan's expertise in their respective fields, local officials ask for their help with a high-profile murder investigation that involves a British heiress.

With the case of the murdered heiress solved, Booth and Brennan prepare to head back home, but are shocked to learn of another murder - and this time it's someone they know. Meanwhile, with Birimbau unexpectedly coming back into Angela's life, things get complicated between her and Hodgins.

America has voted and the five groups that are moving on are announced. Later, the ten remaining acts perform for their shot to make it into the top twenty.

On the mid season premier, TAPS heads over to Iron Island, Buffalo, New York where they'll be investigating the Iron Island Museum. The Iron Island Museum was a formal Episcopal Church built in 1883 and later reworked as a funeral home/parlor in the 1950's. In the year 2000 it was renovated to be the city's museum. During renovation works, renovation workers had found more then 32 boxes of human ashes and remains. During the building's life as a funeral home, there was a person who past away during a wake. Volunteers for the museum are afraid to even go inside of it. Paranormal claims and activities include ominous shadow figures, cold spots, objects moving and falling by themselves, feeling of being followed, doors that are locked becoming unlocked and open by themselves, full body apparitions, and appearance of small children where none are present at the time.

The MythBusters take on More Internet Viral Videos and put them to the test!

The designers were taken to the Meatpacking District and brought to the offices and design showroom of living fashion legend and current CFDA president, designer Diane von Furstenberg. Their challenge was to create a look for her Fall 2008 collection inspired by the movie, A Foreign Affair, starring screen legend, Marlene Dietrich. They were given free rein and 15 minutes inside Diane von Furstenburg's fabric sample room to select fabrics for their designs. The winning garment will be produced in limited quantities and exclusively sold to American Express cardholders, with proceeds going to the CFDA Foundation. The winner did not receive immunity for the next challenge.
* Judges: Heidi Klum, Michael Kors
* Guest judge: Fern Mallis (sitting in for Nina Garcia), Diane von Furstenberg

Los Angeles is the site for season 11 as 30 would-be models audition, which will be trimmed to 14 finalists, with one of the contestants revealing that she is transgender. The ladies move in and begin with their first photo shoot, which revolves around hot political issues. Later, the first contestant is eliminated.

Los Angeles is the site for season 11 as 30 would-be models audition, which will be trimmed to 14 finalists, with one of the contestants revealing that she is transgender. The ladies move in and begin with their first photo shoot, which revolves around hot political issues. Later, the first contestant is eliminated.

Jax grows weary of the increasing lawlessness of the motorcycle club he is involved with. His life becomes more unstable when he discovers his late father's true vision for the Sons of Anarchy, and his crank-addicted ex-wife gives birth to his son.

Bear faces a tough task in climbing seemingly unending mountains, suffering from hypothermia, and getting himself out of a peat bog.

In the season finale the Cowboys plays it's preseason finale against the Vikings. Final cuts are made and the practice squad is formed. Adam Jones finds out his fate from the league.

Kathleen Madigan and Andy Kindler go head to head in a battle over the greater of two evils: Disney and Scientology.

The Daily Show News Team evaluates the Republican Convention, targeting the locale, speeches, and news coverage, especially The O'Reilly Factor.

Newt Gingrich is the guest and faces difficult questions on whether Palin is qualified and ready for the vice presidential slot.

Tonight Stephen welcomes historian Doris Kearns Goodwin.



Also, Stephen talks with Susan Eisenhower, granddaughter of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, about why she endorsed Barack Obama.

Hosted by Dara O'Briain, with regulars Hugh Dennis, Frankie Boyle, Andy Parsons and Russell Howard who are joined by guests Michael McIntyre and Lauren Laverne.

This week on Jason's team is Carol McGiffin and Alan Cochrane. On Sean's team is James Corden and Scott Capuro. The top five most talked about things this week include Barrack Obama and the potentional Cold War that could be starting. There's a look at which celebrities the public dream about the most and whether or not England will match Beijing's Olympic success. Plus a look at dead travel agents, Britain's top lie and worst celebrity. Sean's team ends up winning.