What's on TV? Monday, May 19, 2008

Published: May 19, 2008

•"House,” 8 p.m., KOKH-25. It's not the first time House and Wilson's friendship has been tested; you try being best buds with a misanthropic pain patient with a drug problem. But it's put to the ultimate test in "Wilson's Heart,” the conclusion of the two-part season finale. House struggles to regain the memory he lost in the bus crash in order to save a patient's life. What's locked in his head could change their friendship forever.

•"The Bachelorette,” 8:02 p.m., KOCO-5. The fourth season's bachelorette is one of Brad Womack's prospects from last fall's edition of "The Bachelor.” She was in the final two, but Brad turned them both down. Now DeAnna Pappas, a Georgia real estate agent, is on the other side of the table, selecting a new gentleman friend from a field of 25 hopefuls.

•"Bones,” 7 p.m., KOKH-25. Everyone at the Jeffersonian is a suspect when a lab explosion severely injures Zack, and Gormogon's skeleton disappears from the basement. And did we mention the mysterious arrival of a human jawbone?

•"Gossip Girl,” 7 p.m., KOCB-34. In the season finale, Blair is on the warpath, ready to take down Georgina and protect Serena from harm. Lily's mind is on Rufus as she prepares for her wedding. Serena tells Dan the truth about her past in "Much ‘I Do' About Nothing.”

•"Two and a Half Men,” 8 p.m., KWTV-9. It took a while for Charlie to start paying attention to women his own age, and the season finale takes things to the next level, as he develops an attraction to a self-help author who's considerably older. It doesn't hurt that she's played by the 50-something and still fabulous Susan Blakely.

•"One Tree Hill,” 8 p.m., KOCB-34. As Brooke struggles with the effects of her decision to give up her baby, Lucas feels the aftereffects of the game-night incident. Peyton hears about someone from her past. Haley has a breakthrough in "What Comes After the Blues.”

•"The World Is Not Enough,” 8 p.m., SPIKE. James Bond sees action again in the persona of Pierce Brosnan for the third time in this 1999 adventure. The British agent stays close to the daughter (Sophie Marceau) of a murdered oil tycoon; her former kidnapper (Robert Carlyle) is suspected of masterminding the killing. Denise Richards plays a nuclear expert, and the late Desmond Llewellyn literally bows out as weapons genius "Q” (with John Cleese replacing him).

•"Today,” 7 a.m., KFOR-4. Actors Kevin Spacey and Rick Schroder; actress Raven Symone.

•"The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” 9 a.m., KOCO-5. Actors Josh Holloway and Mario Lopez; musical guest Janet Jackson.

•"Live With Regis and Kelly,” 9 a.m., KWTV-9. Actor Jonathan Rhys Meyers; musical guest Natasha Bedingfield.

•"The Martha Stewart Show,” 11 a.m., KOCO-5. Chefs Jamie Oliver, Jim Botsacos, David Chang, Michelle Bernstein and Fabio Trabocchi.

•"The Tonight Show With Jay Leno,” 10:35 p.m., KFOR-4. Reality show judge Simon Cowell; actor Rob Schneider; singer Josh Groban.

•"Late Show With David Letterman,” 10:35 p.m., KWTV-9. Actor Kevin Spacey; Sen. Jim Webb (D-Va.); musical guest Sara Bareilles.

•"The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson,” 12:07 a.m., KWTV-9. Author Valerie Bertinelli; model Paulina Porizkova; musical guest Estelle.

Talk show lineups are subject to change. For additional program highlights, consult TV Week in Sunday's editions of The Oklahoman.

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