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Colin Ferguson as Jack Carter, whose bad day gets worse as it repeats itself on "Eureka"; Rainn Wilson visits with Craig Ferguson; and Shailene Woodley stars in "The Secret Life."
(Ferguson By Liane Hentscher -- Sci Fi Channel; Wilson By Scott Gries -- Getty Images; Woodley By Fred Prouser -- Reuters)
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Tonight, athletes compete in track and field gold medal finals, gymnastics and men's diving and cycling during the Olympic Games (Channel 4 at 8).
Grandma comes to Amy's rescue on "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" (ABC Family at 8), and slightly evil Adrian has ulterior motives for her sudden friendship with happy-go-lucky Grace.
"Big Brother 10" (Channel 9 at 9) houseguests April and Jerry may have nothing in common, but they are surprisingly similar when it comes to botched game strategies -- probably why they're both on the block tonight.
Anyone who ever swallowed gum can find out what happened to it on "Food Detectives" (Food Network at 9), which investigates its staying power in the human body.
Carter has a bad day, and thanks to mysterious forces, the terrible events keep repeating themselves on "Eureka" (Sci Fi at 9).
"Wide Angle" (Channel 22 at 9:30, Channel 26 at 10) reports on the Middle East housing crisis after millions of Iraqis fled to Syria and Jordan.
Emotions run high on the season finale of "Baldwin Hills" (BET at 10), with everything from graduation to family reunions.
A 12-year-old boy experiences quite the growth spurt on "Primetime: Medical Mysteries" (Channel 7 at 10), and doctors can't figure out why he is 7 feet tall and not showing any signs of stopping.
Stupid pet tricks and actor Shia LaBeouf are on "Late Show With David Letterman" (Channel 9, 11:35), along with a performance by N.E.R.D.
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" (Channel 7, 12:05) features actor Benjamin Bratt, boxing coach Thelma Tavares and musical guest Huey Lewis and the News.
Actor Rainn Wilson, comedian Cory Kahaney and the Hold Steady appear on "The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson" (Channel 9, 12:35).
-- Emily Yahr
