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  * Survivor: Gabon’s Crystal Cox (Sort of) Admits to Steroid Use * Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places: Rozlyn Papa and her ‘Bachelor’ Staffer Suitor’s “Inappropriate Relationship”  * American Idol 9 Contestants to Watch from Denver * The NGH Report – American Idol 9’s Denver Auditions: “Hotdog in the House!”
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We’re in the home stretch, which means Jake gets to spend four awkward family evenings explaining why he’s still dating three other ladies besides their precious little girl. He gets to know the four ladies and asks for the hands of two of them. Whose families get to give their blessing? Whose families offer to break legs? Who just might take this week’s decision out of Jake’s hands? 
What happens when a master chef decides that he can own and run his own restaurant? Unfortunately that usually means disaster looms on the horizon as he bites off more than he can chew, tries to do everything himself, and loses focus. The food suffers as he loses his passion for cooking. The staff suffers as he loses his temper. Will he lose the restaurant? Read on for the answers. 
What do two sisters who employ their sons for slave labor and “The Shoe Professah” (right) have in common on the latest episode of Shark Tank? They’ve all got balls! Plus, how does one man build his business after deciding he doesn’t need the Sharks’ offer? Expect ball jokes and much more as Krissie recaps the Shark Tank finale. 
VAL's experiment continues, with her feeding the subjects facts about the other subjects in the game. How does a little sleep lead to a game of Russian roulette? The treatment has everybody slapping themselves silly. But what does the music of John Mayer (right) have to do with any of this? 
Why can’t a tropical-themed restaurant survive in rural New Jersey? You may intuitively know the answer and so does everyone else. Well, everyone but this restaurant’s owner. Join Chef Ramsay as he uses all of his wits, and a blowtorch, to convince the owner to offer a menu that is more in touch with the local community. 
Before the 20th season of Survivor begins next week with Heroes vs. Villains, it’s time to take a look back at the past ten years with a one-hour special featuring some of the most memorable contestants. We hear from Richard Hatch, Russell, Jerri, Parvati, and more about the game – and we also find out how Ethan (right) and Jenna are doing in their relationship and Ethan’s battle with cancer. Read on for all the details! 
There are so many, many reasons to watch this week's hearty episode. Who uses their chicken noodle to create a winning design? Who makes their model look chunky? Who gets canned? And what company could possibly be getting a lot of product placement this episode? Hmm... 
Only four women remain in the running to win handsome pilot Jake Pavelka’s heart on this season of The Bachelor, and the time has come for the ladies to take Jake home to meet their friends and family. If previews aren’t misleading the audience, another dramatic departure takes place next week, and for the first time ever there will be no rose ceremony – most dramatic or otherwise! After it’s all said and done, which three ladies will Jake escort on the overnight dates? It’s weekly prediction time! 
In this article, Brian shares his remembrances and a few statistics about the contestants and their previous appearances in the game. Who remembers which magazine featured a spread on Jerri (right)? Which hero could have been on the Micronesia season? Which villain almost was, but got cut in the eleventh hour? Read on to find out! 
For this last audition episode of the season, American Idol takes us all over the country, looking at some of the best and worst auditions that the city-based episodes missed. We'll be seeing the usual suspects – good 16-year-olds, voices that don't match bodies, and rejects from previous seasons (like Jessica Furney, right). 
After a month away from the ranch, the Blue and Yellow teams return to see who will actually get a chance to play the game. Elsewhere, Miggy has a medical emergency, Michael emerges as a legitimate threat, and Melissa may not be the only schemer on the ranch. Who earns a spot on campus? Who turns up the intensity in the gym? Who doesn’t even need a vote to know their game is over? Read on. 
In Denver we meet the male Mary J. Blige, a black country singer, and a little girl who melts Simon’s cold, cold heart. We also get an unwelcome reminder of Bikini Girl (right). Read on to find out which of these memorable auditioners are actually good and which need to go far, far away. 
Jake and the five remaining ladies finish their camping excursion and spend a fun-filled week in San Francisco. Who manages to get lost in a castle dungeon despite having a cameraman with her the whole time? Who cannot negotiate a kiss with Jake’s face right there? Who gets a limo ride out instead of a hometown date? Heather is back and she has the details. 
On this week’s episode of the Shark Tank, we have a cornucopia of entrepreneurs hawking products ranging from the "I wish I'd thought of that" (a lipstick mold that reuses old lipstick) to the “I never thought that would be a good idea but it is” (a litmus test to determine caffeinated coffee from non-caffeinated) to the "This idea is terrible but the lady presenting it is great TV" (a coffee shop that provides legal counsel, right). Will we see some deals take place? Krissie sure hates seeing people get shot down but that’s part of the appeal of the show (welcome to reality television!). On to the Shark Tank! 
VAL is back, with more subjects in her pods. Is #4 (Courtney, right) the smartest of the bunch at the outset? What test should have the subjects sweating it? What surprise twist does VAL have in store that make eight of her subjects upset? And just what goes into the smoothies that make up the treatment? 
The third season of Kitchen Nightmares begins with Chef Gordon Ramsay trying to fix the problems at the Hot Potato Café in Philadelphia – a restaurant that doesn’t even specialize in making, well, hot potatoes. Can he help the three sisters who own the Café turn it around? 
Roger Childs (right, with Jeff Probst) considers himself the luckiest man in the world. And yet, he has what is effectively a death sentence hanging over him in the form of a fatal disease. How can that make him lucky? And how can his adventures help him create lasting memories for his family and show others how to live for the moment in Jeff Probst’s new show? 
The dreaded "teams of two" challenge is back. The teams must make a $500 design, as well as one for $50 based on a different $500 look. Can Jesus (right) survive after two trips to the bottom? 
On Thursday night, everybody will see Roger Childs (right) go on a series of adventures, courtesy of the premiere of Live for the Moment. But are those adventures what Roger is living for now, or is it something much simpler than that? Read on to find out why this inspirational man was picked for the show and how he hopes it will affect you. 
The auditions come around to Dallas, Texas. We have a Jonas brother, Barney Stinson, and a Barney kid. Yes, that Barney. You can hide under a rock now. 
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