Harper's Island

Next week on "Harper's Island", Madison goes missing as the guests are about to leave the island. The killer kidnaps the little girl and has threatened to kill her if anyone leaves the island. What started off as friends, each begins to show selfishness when it comes to rescuing their own life.
Also seen in the preview, the Sheriff is hurt by one of the traps in the woods. Called "Gurgle", the episode will air on Saturday, June 6. Each title represents how someone dies in the episode, thus this time it probably has something to do with water.
"Harper's Island" is a murder mystery which is described as "Scream" meets Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None". It began as a wedding invitation but one by one people are killed on the island, prompting rumors that notorious murder John Wakefield has come back from the dead. By the end of the 13 episodes,
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Has anybody else noticed that some of the objective identifiers provided by CBS for the characters on "Harper's Island" are a bit wonky? Sure, we get why Trish and Henry are The Bride and The Groom, or why Hunter Jennings (R.I.P.) was The Other Man. But other than his glasses, why was Booth (R.I.P.) The Nerd? And why was Malcolm Ross dubbed The Hustler? Oh and I guess we can add an R.I.P. next to Malcolm's name as well. The aspiring microbrewer was the latest character to meet his end on CBS murder mystery. Malcolm's number was probably up from the...
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Some recent ratings highlights:
• The premiere of The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien delivered the best numbers (a 7.1/17 rating) for a Monday Tonight Show in more than four years, and the seventh-highest Monday overnights for Tonight since Jay Leno took over as host in 1992. 
Compared to his final Late Night broadcast, Conan's audience was up 173 percent. (Read Mickey O'Connor's "snap judgement" of Conan's Tonight Show.)
• The 2009 MTV Movie Awards averaged 5.3 million total viewers, a year-to-year increase of 73 percent and the show's biggest audience since 2004.
• On Saturday night, Harper's Island held steady at 3.85 mil, and Pushing Daisies returned to an audience of 2.35 mil.
• Across the pond, the season finale of Britain's Got Talent — in which the dance troupe Diversity bested Susan Boyle — drew 17.3 million viewers, or 72 percent of the U.K. television audience. That represents a 32 percent gain over the competition's previous finale.
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