The Big Bang Theory

Tonight’s episode begins with the Cbi team being called to a graveyard very early in the morning where a body was found. Under normal circumstances, finding a body in a graveyard might be a normal occurrence. This body, however, was recently frozen into a pose and placed in a mausoleum naked, with a vase of flowers between his legs – certainly puzzling.
Meanwhile back at the Cbi offices, Bosco and his team are burning the midnight oil on the Red John case. Rebecca, Bosco’s secretary, is asked to go get them coffee.
When the others arrive back at the office in the morning, they stumble upon a gruesome crime scene — Bosco and three of the Cbi agents on his team have been shot. Only Bosco is still barely clinging to life as Jane and Lisbon scramble to get him help.
While Cho locks down the building right away, Van »
- Jorden Beatty

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NBC's Sunday Night Football franchise—which saw New England take on Indianapolis this past weekend—was on the top of the weekly ratings chart for the broadcast networks for the week ending Nov. 15, drawing 22.4 million viewers to watch the pigskin showdown. But the overall winner on the Top 20? Without question: CBS, which served up 12 of the shows in the Top 20. The No. 2 spot went to the high-performing network, as TV's top scripted show, NCIS, drew 21.0 million viewers. ABC's Dancing with the Stars was still strong, though, and landed at No. 3, with a still-distant-from-ncis 17.6 million viewers. The rest of the Top 20, however, »
- Tanner Stransky

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Every CBS show is fighting for the desirable post-Super Bowl slot, which has proven to score big in recent history.
Last year’s episode of “The Office” doubled its highest rankings ever. “Grey’s Anatomy”, “Survivor: Australia” and “Friends” have topped 37.9, 45.4 and 54.9 million viewers, respectively, in previous years when they snagged the spot.
There are four shows in the running for the spot after the Super Bowl Xliv:
1) “NCIS: Los Angeles”
2) “The Mentalist”
3) “The Big Bang Theory”
4) “Survivor”
In other Super Bowl news:
According to a report, The Who will perform the halftime show at Super Bowl Xliv, marking the band’s first performance in North America since 2008.
The Super Bowl is scheduled for February 7, 2010 in Miami, Fl.
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- Leilani Laureano

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