American Idol continues their quest to find the next singing superstar. Watch as thousands of hopefuls go before the judges in hopes of making it to Hollywood from the Best Of The Rest from Philadelphia, Dallas, San Diego, Charleston, Omaha, Miami, & Atlanta.

During the Ramadan period, Amaar challenges his congregation to abstain from lying, getting angry or gossiping but this proves to be difficult for some.

Christie Youssef, a 22-year old medical student hopeful and former Miss America contestant, continues up the ladder on her journey to win $500,000. Also, Brandon Corria, a 30-year old waiter and former Marine gets his chance to win $500,000. Mark L. Walberg hosts.

More James Bonds myths put to the test

The remaining designers must come up with clothing that are inspired by female professional wrestlers.

Paul offers Sophie an opinion regarding Sophie's annoyance with her parents and her gymnastics team.

The team must figure out how a self-cleaning restroom leads to a drowning.

The team also investigates the death of a man who was set on fire and flew into a fire truck.

A hit-and-run investigation leads back to a title company, but Green, Rubirosa and Lupo's undercover work takes a surprising twist that pits McCoy against the U.S. Attorney's office.

Zoe and Eric try to find some time to celebrate their tenth anniversary. Juliet and Davis find a compromising photo of Emily on the Internet. Meanwhile, Alicia drops a bomb on Caitlin that may change their relationship forever; and Mia, under pressure at work, is anxious about her new relationship with Jason, but becomes tempted by Adam, Eric and Zoe's "manny".

The team tries to figure out if technology can be used to isolate a house from the shaking of the ground, caused by an earthquake.

When Reno's Mayor shows up at the station asking for help, the deputies must decide whether to uphold the law, or uphold their local government.

Tonight, journalist and author of Boom!: Voices of the Sixties Personal Reflections on the '60s and Today, Tom Brokaw.



Jon begins tonight with a review of Super Tuesday's interesting and fascinating results. First, Clinton and Obama are in a deadheat, McCain is halfway to the GOP nomination, Huckabee did good in the South, & Romney wasted a lot of his money. Jon then looks at how the media tried to breakdown the voter demographics with fancy charts and later, different colors for each candidate's victory such as aquamarine and Carolina blue.



Finally, John Oliver investigates how political polls can be wrong and how they can be corrected. The whole Daily Show correspondent crew hit the streets and poll New Yorkers before Super Tuesday and to make sure their polling numbers don't change, they threaten to maim and beat up any voter who is going to change their minds.

Tonight Stephen welcomes Democratic strategist Tad Devine.



Also Stephen talks with the senior editor of The National Review Richard Brookhiser about whether the Republicans will vote for John McCain.

When Matt's mother shows up unexpectedly his secret is nearly found out. Eddie tries to convince Jasmine to fight to save her job.

DI Alex Drake is taken hostage and shot, and wakes up in a brothel... in 1981. Rescued in a police raid, she quickly recognises DCI Gene Hunt and his team from detailed reports made by DCI Sam Tyler about his own trip to 1973.



Gene is determined to address London's growing drugs problem, and has targeted city playboy Edward Markham as the brains behind the operation. Alex suspects Arthur Layton, the man who kidnapped her in 2008. Could Layton be the key to her return to her own time?

Jamelia, Moby, Dale Winton, David O'Doherty