The Voice (8pm, NBC) - The final four singers are unveiled in a results show.

Franklin & Bash (9pm, TNT) - It saddens me that Harry Hamlin ("LA Law") is guest starring on a show about lawyers and that show is "Franklin & Bash."

Life on a Wire (10pm, Discovery) - A sneak peek at a new limited series commissioned by Discovery that profiles highwire walker Nik Wallenda and his incredible family.

Primetime Nightline: Beyond Belief (10pm, ABC) - The first of a five-part series from the producers of "Nightline" on spirituality and ESP opens by exploring possible extrasensory links between identical twins that are said to enable them to share emotions and physical sensations when they're not together. Juju Chang reports.

Men of a Certain Age (10pm, TNT) - Joe's friendship with bookie Manfro becomes more twisted and tangled. Also, Owen plants hidden cameras in the dealership to observe the behavior of his sales team, and Terry's date night goes off course.

Rocco's Dinner Party (10pm, Bravo) - Three chefs compete to serve a themed meal for Rocco's mystery guest, described as a "well traveled culinarian" (Anthony Bourdain?). Other guests include D.L. Hughley, Mary Alice Stephenson, Bebel Gilberto, Gilles Mendel, and Cindi Levine.

White Collar (9pm, USA) - In the mid-season finale, Peter and Neal make progress tracking Kate's killer, and Neal arranges a con to get closer to the suspect.

Warehouse 13 (9pm, Syfy) - Pete and Myka travel to 1961 via H.G. Wells' time machine to stop a killer who is turning women into glass.

Sons of Anarchy (10pm, FX) - Season three opens in the wake of the kidnapping of Jax's son and SAMCRO is gunning for the kidnapper, gunrunner Cameron Hayes. The kidnapping also prompts Jax to take stock of his relationship with Tara. Also, Gemma is on the lam after Stahl framed her for Edmond Hayes murder. She seeks out her father (played by Hal Holbrook) who suffers from Alzheimers Disease. Finally, Hale's brother Jake decides to run for mayor of Charming. Here's more information on the new season of "Sons of Anarchy."

Nightline Prime: Secrets of Your Mind (10pm, ABC) - The conclusion of "Nightline's" human mind series looks at forces in the brain that cause people to overeat.

Covert Affairs (10pm, USA) - An Iranian trade delegate escapes his handlers during a trip to Toronto and tries to strike a deal with the CIA to hand over stolen intelligence in exchange for entry into the United States. Mid-season finale.

Big Brother 12 (8pm, CBS) - Someone goes home tonight.

Rookie Blue (9pm, ABC) - Andy and Swarek find evidence linking Andy's father to a murder during one of his drunken blackouts, and then search for proof of his innocence. Also, a vigilante dressed like a super hero robs Chris and Dov.

Stan Lee's Superhumans (10pm, History) - On tap tonight: freediver Patrick Musimu, psychokinetic Miroslaw Magola, balancing artist Eskil Ronningsbakken, and Shaun Ellis, who has been able to live with wolves unharmed.

Nightline Prime: Secrets of Your Mind (10pm, ABC) - Neurosurgeon Julian Bailes at work. Bailes discusses the stresses and satisfactions of his job and must also repair an aneurysm that burst during surgery. 

Cereal: Beyond the Bowl (8pm, Discovery) - Discovery examines cereal's impact on world events and culture, including its role in World War II and its impact on modern banking.

Rookie Blue (9pm, ABC) - The tension between Andy and Swarek is exacerbated during a routine prison transport when the prisoner escapes and attacks Andy.

Project Runway (9pm, Lifetime) - The contestants must design a cohesive collection to accent 2010's hair trends, but there's a bit of a shock when they learn they will be forced to work together in teams.

Nightline Prime: Secrets of the Mind (10pm, ABC) - In the second part of "Nightline's" primteime report on the human brain, Martin Bashir looks at cases involving serial killers.

Burn Notice (9pm, USA) - In the summer finale, Fiona finds an angry Jeese and tries to convince him to meet with Michael, while Michael helps a criminal defense lawyer find his daughther, who has been kidnapped by a former client. Robert Patrick guest starts. More episodes in November.

Royal Pains (10pm, USA) - Another summer finale. A gossiping socialite needs medical treatment but disappears before Hank can diagnose her. Also, Divya is caught off guard by her own reaction to Adam's failing health. The season returns in November.

Rookie Blue (9pm, ABC) - The entire division gets involved in the search for an abducted 9-year-old girl. I've really gotten into this show.

Burn Notice (9pm, USA) - Michael helps the victim of a womanizer's scam, which depleted her life's savings.

Road Trip to Cooperstown (9pm, ESPN) - An inside look at the Baseball Hall of Fame on induction weekend. Features new inductees Andre Dawson and Jon Miller and Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith.

Nightline Prime: Secrets of Your Mind (10pm, ABC) - The first in a four-part series exploring the human brain. The show looks at brain injuries and abnormalities as well as advances in neuroscience. Features neurosurgeon Julian Bailes of the West Virginia University Health Sciences Center and his patients. Tonight's topic is love -- how brain injuries affect feelings of love and a condition that can cause a body to shut down when experiencing love.

Jersey Shore (10pm, MTV) - The girls feel badly about keeping Sammi in the dark regarding Ronnie's bad behavior, so they decide to write her an anonymous letter telling her the whole truth. What could go wrong!?

Dirtbag Jesse James (hey, you can't expect us to be impartial on this, can you!?) talks to "Nightline" tonight about the skanky affairs that ended his marriage to Oscar-winning actress Sandra Bullock.

The reality show star is likely trying to repair his image, but I'm not sure if that's even possible at this point.

James, who breaks down during the interview, tells "Nightline" reporter Vicki Mabrey that he "took a pretty amazing life and marriage ... and threw it away by my own hands." When she asks James if he's "the most hated man in America," he replies that he believes he is "the most hated man in the world."

You can watch a preview of the interview below.

You're probably in one of two camps: Either you're sick to death of this x-rated homegrown trainwreck, or you can't wait for the next installment of "All My Love Children." If you're in that second camp, you'll want to set your DVR to catch all of Andrew Young's interviews as he jumps from show to show promoting his new book, "The Politician." So far, it looks like Young belongs to ABC, but if that changes, we'll add updates here.  

Friday, January 29
*20/20 (10pm, ABC) - Exclusive interview with Bob Woodruff...
*Nightline (11:30, ABC) - The hijinx continue...

Monday, February 1
*Good Morning America (7am, ABC) - Young's first live interview...

ABC has two big diva interviews tonight. First on "Primetime: Family Secrets," Jon Gosselin tells GMA's Chris Cuomo about his marriage to and separation from Kate Gosselin; later on "Nightline," Tyra Banks talks to Cynthia McFadden about some of her successes and controversies.

In the Gosselin "exclusive" interview, Jon isn't wearing an Ed Hardy t-shirt, which is a terrific start. But Jon does tell Chris Cuomo that Kate was verbally abusive to him and that he "despises" her. Cuomo warns him that maybe he shouldn't speak that way about the mother of his children, but Jon doesn't back down.