The season six winner is revealed, along with a special performance by Jon Lovitz and Jon Reep (season 5 winner), plus an appearance by Triumph the Insult Comic, Richard Belzer, Steve Schirippa and Joel McHale. Plus, funny ads for Barack Obama and John McCain.

Kicking off the bloated, two-hour finale of "So You Think You Can Dance- host Cat Deeley noted that the season had consumed 35 hours of television. Gotta love summer TV.

Another round of Vegas Callbacks begins with the best acts of the seven week auditions continues.

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OCC takes on a bowling-themed bike for Strike Ten Entertainment. Rick rolls a strike with his bowling ball tank, while Senior takes Mikey to the farm and makes like a matador. The guys get into the spirit of the build and make an outing to the local lanes.

Bobby reveals his choice for a "best men" and Mike makes discoveries about Maggie. Meanwhile, PJ hopes to repair the damage between Bobby and Jack, and PJ and her boys discuss how the status quo will be upset by Bobby's marriage.

In episode 608, our contrarian hosts argue that the world's never been safer for children, but you'd never know it in our culture of fear, toxic toys and even anti-anxiety medication for kids.

Michael is asked for help by Trevor, a former "wheelman" who's gone straight. However, Trevor is being pressured into working an upcoming jewel heist by his old boss Timo and fears for his family's safety.

The SRU are called to a bank to deal with a hostage situation; Parker faces one of his toughest negotiations when the robber isn't who he thought.

Tonight, NBC's Chief White House Correspondent, David Gregory.

Tonight Stephen welcomes contributing editor for Harper's and author of The Wrecking Crew: How Conservatives Rule, Thomas Frank.



Also, Stephen talks to Newsweek Olympic editor Devin Gordon about what China hopes to get out of the games, and the athletes that will emerge from the Olympics.

Host Angus Deayton joins regular team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack for the show all about truths and lies, with guest panellists Hugh Dennis, Eamonn Holmes, Olivia Colman and Peter Serafinowicz