CHICAGO (thefutoncritic.com) -- As is typical for the May sweeps period, CBS is closing the 2003-04 season with the usual mix of season finales, special guest stars, movies, specials and the like.

Here's the network's press release about its May offerings:

CBS OFFERS VIEWERS SOMETHING EVERY DAY IN MAY

The Winner of "Survivor: All-Stars" Is Crowned In the Live Finale from Madison Square Garden, Followed by "Survivor: All-Stars Reunion," May 9

40 Years After Its Broadcast Premiere, Dick Van Dyke, Mary Tyler Moore, Carl Reiner and Rose Marie Reunite In an All-New Episode of "The Dick Van Dyke Show," Hosted By Ray Romano, May 11

The First Lady of Variety Is Back In "The Carol Burnett Show: Let's Bump Up The Lights," May 12

Jeremy Davies Gives a Chilling Performance as Charles Manson In the Three-Hour Special Movie Event, "Helter Skelter," May 16

An Investigation Takes Horatio To New York In a Special "CSI: Miami," May 17

"60 Minutes" Salutes Its Creator Don Hewitt, May 18

Emmy Award-Winners Tom Selleck and William H. Macy Star In "Scott Turow's Reversible Errors," May 23 and 25

Season Finales and Cliffhangers Heat Up CBS's Comedies and Dramas

CBS offers viewers something every day in May including the crowning of the ultimate SURVIVOR: ALL-STAR, the highly anticipated introduction of the cast of next fall's CSI: NY as they are revealed in an episode of CSI: MIAMI, three movie events, specials featuring Carol Burnett and Dick Van Dyke, the 39TH ANNUAL ACADEMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS, a 60 MINUTES salute to its creator Don Hewitt and cliffhanger season finales of the Network�s popular series.

SURVIVOR: ALL-STARS has been one of the franchises most compelling editions to date, with emotions, hardships and backstabbing at record levels and a first ever SURVIVOR romance between Amber Brkich and Rob Mariano. During the May 9th finale, the final four castaways will be whittled down to two, with the Ultimate Survivor revealed live, followed by a reunion show from Madison Square Garden in New York City. Jeff Probst will again serve as the reunion host where the 18 castaways will reunite for the first time since being marooned off the coast of Panama.

Also in May, an episode of CSI: MIAMI will introduce the stars of next season's CSI: NY, when Horatio Caine (David Caruso) travels to New York to investigate a murder case with New York counterparts Det. Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) and Det. Stella Bonesera (Melina Kanakaredes).

CBS's longform events include HELTER SKELTER, a new adaptation of Vincent Bugliosi's number one true crime bestseller of all time, based on the 1969 Tate/LaBianca murders and starring Jeremy Davies as Charles Manson and Bruno Kirby as Bugliosi; SCOTT TUROW's REVERSIBLE ERRORS, a suspense drama about a corporate lawyer whose world is turned upside-down when he is assigned to draft the final appeal of a potentially innocent inmate nearing his execution date, and THE BOOK OF RUTH, starring Christine Lahti, based on the Oprah Book Club selection about the relationship between a reticent young woman who has been degraded for years by her oppressive mother, and the shocking incident that ultimately frees them both from the ties that bind them together.

Among CBS specials are THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW REVISITED, hosted by Ray Romano, an all-new episode reuniting Dick Van Dyke, Mary Tyler Moore, Carl Reiner and Rose Marie that catches up with Rob and Laura Petrie, in the present day, 40 years after the series was originally broadcast. In the new episode, writers Rob (Van Dyke) and Sally (Rose Marie) each receive a phone call from Alan Brady (Carl Reiner) with a strange request: Alan, who admires the eulogies that the pair wrote for Buddy (the late Morey Amsterdam) and Millie�s (Ann Morgan Guilbert) late husband�s funerals, wants them to write his eulogy before he dies. He rationalizes the request by telling them that he wants to know what they will say about him and he also wants the chance to do a rewrite. To induce them, he offers to pay a very large fee for the dubious job. Rob and Sally are uncertain that they can actually complete the assignment given their real feelings about Alan, but they reluctantly agree to try� for the money! Classic clips from the original series will also be seen.

Other specials include THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW: LET'S BUMP UP THE LIGHTS, with the legendary variety show star reuniting with Harvey Corman, Tim Conway, Vicki Lawrence and Lyle Waggoner to introduce never-before-seen clips from the spontaneous moments seen at the beginning of every "The Carol Burnett Show"; 60 MINUTES: SALUTE TO DON HEWITT; THE 39TH ANNUAL ACADEMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS, hosted by Reba McEntire, live from Las Vegas; and two primetime PRICE IS RIGHT MILLION DOLLAR SPECTACULARS.

CBS will also present the network television premieres of the hit theatrical films HANNIBAL, starring Anthony Hopkins and Julianne Moore, and SWORDFISH, starring John Travolta and Halle Berry.

Guest starring in CBS's primetime series are Heather Locklear (TWO AND A HALF MEN), Sharon Lawrence (JUDGING AMY), Gary Sinise and Melina Kanakaredes (CSI: MIAMI), Shelley Long (JOAN OF ARCADIA), Jaclyn Smith and Jean Smart (THE DISTRICT), Vince Neil (STILL STANDING), 1985 Super Bowl Champion Chicago Bears Willie Gault, Mike Tomczak and Tim Wrightman (STILL STANDING), Michael Boatman (YES, DEAR), rapper Xzibit (CSI: MIAMI) and Dale Earnhardt Jr., Gordie Howe, Fabio and John Hiatt (YES, DEAR).

Here's a breakdown of CBS' schedule for the May sweeps period, compiled from various press releases. Note that some information - episode titles, descriptions, etc. - is incomplete and will be filled in by CBS at a later date.

Note: The following episode descriptions may contain spoilers for future storylines.

Thursday, April 29

8:00/7:00c - "Survivor: All-Stars"
The 13th castaway is voted off the island. Jeff Probst hosts.

9:00/8:00c - "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation: Dead Ringer"
The CSI team are busy trying to get to the bottom of two murders that happen during the annual law enforcement running race in Las Vegas, one where a runner is found dead while competing and the other back at the hotel where two police officers are found murdered on CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION Thursday, April 29 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Ken Fink directed the episode from a script by Elizabeth Devine. The CSI graveyard shift competes in the annual law enforcement running race until they discover a runner found dead in the desert. Their murder investigation becomes dicey when all of the suspects/participants are cops. Meanwhile, Sara and Warrick investigate what initially appears to be a murder/suicide involving two other police officers, until the evidence suggests they've both been murdered.

10:00/9:00c - "Without a Trace: Two Familes"
The team searches for a father who goes missing while in the midst of his last-ditch efforts to prove the innocence of his death-row inmate son who is scheduled to die in two days, on WITHOUT A TRACE, Thursday, April 29 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. John Showalter directed the episode from a script written by Ed Redlich, one of the series� executive producers. The past 11 years of the missing Mark Wilson�s life have been devoted to proving that his son, Ricky, was wrongly convicted of killing a young married couple in front of their 5-year-old daughter during a convenience story robbery. While not ruling out that the despondent Mark could have brought harm upon himself, the team members -- who find themselves wondering if Mark is right about Ricky�s innocence -- investigate whether what Mark has stirred in his investigation could have resulted in his disappearance.

Friday, April 30

8:00/7:00c - "Joan of Arcadia: Anonymous"
Joan joins the yearbook staff, per God�s request, and decides to use this assignment as a means of impressing Adam, on JOAN OF ARCADIA, Friday, April 30 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Steve Gomer directed the episode that was written by David Grae. Feeling threatened that Iris and Adam continue to share a bond over their passion for art, Joan vows to discover a hidden talent that Adam will admire. However, her disastrous attempt to be the yearbook�s star photographer soon adds to her insecurities about losing him. Meanwhile, Will and Toni attempt to set up a sting for a man who is planning to hire a hitman to murder his wife.

9:00/8:00c - "J.A.G.: Fighting Words"
Harm and Mac square off in the courtroom when a General is accused of making negative remarks about Islam while in uniform during a church sermon, on JAG, Friday, April 30 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Jeannot Szwarc directed the episode from a script by Matt Witten. When General Watson�s inflammatory words are brought to light by a reporter, a Court of Inquiry finds that he should be court-martialed. Harm argues that Watson�s comments are more pro-Christian and anti-terrorist than anti-Muslim. He also points out that Watson�s military actions show him to be a friend of the Iraqi people. However, Mac disagrees, stating that the General is a representative of the Marine Corps and the United States and is prohibited from making these types of remark, regardless of the venue.

10:00/9:00c - "C.S.I.: Miami: Stalkerazzi" (Repeat)
Horatio and his team investigate the murder of a photographer and must delve into the world of celebrity in order to find the killer, on a rebroadcast of CSI: MIAMI, on a special night, Friday, April 30 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Deran Sarafian directed the episode written by consulting producer Elizabeth Devine and Steven Maeda. Horatio discovers that the victim may have accidentally witnessed another murder happening next door to the famous actor he was spying on and photographing. When the CSIs question the celebrity who lives next door, they find that even the beautiful people can't get away from the evidence.

Saturday, May 1

8:00/7:00c - "The Price Is Right Million Dollar Spectacular"
Emmy Award-Winner Bob Barker hosts "THE PRICE IS RIGHT MILLION DOLLAR SPECTACULAR" that will promote �Get Out the Vote� to encourage college students and citizens of all ages to register and vote in the coming national elections. The special, which will be broadcast Saturday, May 1 (8:00�9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network, will feature an audience comprised mostly of college students from which all contestants will be selected.

9:00/8:00c - "The District: Open Season" (New Episode - Special Time)
Mannion�s determination to crack down on gangs puts Noland in the line of fire where he�s shot and critically wounded, on THE DISTRICT, at a special time, Saturday, May 1 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Blake T. Evans directed the episode that was written by Executive Producer Pam Veasey and Anthony Sparks. When Noland is rushed to the hospital where his diagnosis could be permanent paralysis, Mannion takes it upon himself to track down the one surgeon who could save him from that fate. Mendoza, the head of Mannion�s Gang Task Force, helps Debreno and Temple track down the gang member who shot Noland but, when they find him, his identity shocks both Debreno and his girlfriend, Maria.

10:00/9:00c - "The District: Something Borrowed, Something Bruised" (Season Finale)
Mannion investigates the murder of two young women, one of whom is identified as Debreno�s sometime girlfriend, Maria, on the fourth season finale, of THE DISTRICT, Saturday, May 1 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Supervising Producer Oz Scott directed the episode from a script written by Jasmine Love and Noah Nelson. Jaclyn Smith returns as Mannion�s friend, Vanessa Cavanaugh, and Jean Smart returns as his ex-wife, Sherry Regan. Mannion learns that Maria�s murder was intended to send a message to Debreno and to Maria�s brother, Tico, who helped identify the suspect that put out a hit on Mendoza, the head of Manion�s Gang Task Force. The other murder was committed by two young men imitating a cop-killing video game. Brander�s instincts help Mannion find Maria�s killer but Debreno may lose his badge over his violent reaction to her death.

Sunday, May 2

7:00/6:00c - "60 Minutes"

8:00/7:00c - "Cold Case: The Plan"
The team receives an anonymous letter informing them that the 1999 accidental death of a tough yet highly respected swim coach at a military academy was the result of a carefully orchestrated plan, on COLD CASE, to be broadcast Sunday, May 2 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Agnieszka Holland directed the episode from a script by Veena Sud. As they re-investigate the death of Nash Cavanaugh, Rush and Valens discover the teacher was known to drink with select students, one of whom, Jerry Kasher, comes forward and takes responsibility for both his killing and writing the letter. However, the detectives quickly realize Jerry is lying and is one of several boys with whom Nash not only drank, but also sexually abused. Shortly thereafter, Rush and Valens track down two other students who, in fact, suffered the same fate as Jerry and may also have been involved in the murder.

9:00/8:00c - "Original Movie: The Book of Ruth"
Oscar, Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winner Christine Lahti (for "Chicago Hope," "Open House") and Nicholle Tom ("The Princess Diaries," "The Nanny") star in THE BOOK OF RUTH, a new television movie to be broadcast as the "CBS Sunday Movie," Sunday, May 2 (9:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. The movie is based on the popular Oprah Book Club selection and New York Times bestseller by the same name about the stormy relationship between a reticent young woman who has been degraded for years by her oppressive mother, and the shocking incident that ultimately frees them both from the ties that bind them together. Evan Jones ("8 Mile") also stars. Young Ruth (Tom) lives with her verbally abusive mother, Maylene (Lahti), and spiteful older brother, Matt, a bright, college-bound student. Matt has always been Maylene�s pride and joy, while Ruth has been the target of Maylene�s resentment and ridicule. While Ruth has been treated as a brainless, second-class citizen by her mother, she has found solace in the letters she has written to and received by her nurturing Aunt Sid and the morsel of support from her boss at the dry cleaners, Artie, and a the wild girl in town, Daisy. Ultimately, Ruth meets Ruby (Jones), a lazy, unemployed boy who gives Ruth the affection and attention she�s been craving. Despite his inappropriate conduct with her on their first date, Ruby is flattered by his interest and gives him a second chance. The couple eventually marry and Ruth, too guilt-ridden to leave her mother, decides to have her new husband move in with them. What begins as a simple resentment between Maylene and Ruby simmers within the household and eventually explodes into a tragic event that will change their lives forever.

Monday, May 3

8:00/7:00c - "Yes, Dear: A List Before Dying"
After a near death experience, Jimmy attempts to fulfill his life�s fantasies, no matter how unrealistic, on YES, DEAR, Monday, May 3 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Jeff Meyer directed the episode written by Ralph Greene and Danny Smith. Daytona 500 winner Dale Earnhardt Jr., Mr. Hockey Gordie Howe, Fabio and singer/songwriter John Hiatt guest star as themselves. After a piano nearly falls on his head, Jimmy gets a new lease on life and wants to fulfill his life�s fantasies. Although they consist of unattainable goals such as riding in a race car, fighting with a hockey player and dancing with a supermodel, Christine, Greg and Kim do their best to try to make them come true.

8:30/7:30c - "Still Standing: Still Hangin' Out"
Judy and Bill compete with the neighbors to create the ultimate teen hang-out, on STILL STANDING, Monday, May 3 (8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Leonard Garner, Jr. directed the episode written by Regina Stewart. Kevin Nealon ("Saturday Night Live") reprises his role as Ted Halverson, the ultra-conservative father of Lauren�s friend. When Lauren and her friends start hanging out in the Halverson�s cool "teen scene" basement, Judy becomes jealous and starts a competition by creating a cooler teen hang-out in the Miller�s garage. But when Bill discovers the real reason the neighborhood boys think the Miller�s house is the better place to be, the Millers are forced to abandon their dream of being the neighborhood hangout and apologize to the Halverson�s for competing with them.

9:00/8:00c - "Everybody Loves Raymond: Blabbermouths"
Ray gets upset with Debra when he finds out she�s sharing intimate details about their relationship with her friends, on EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND, Monday, May 3 (9:00-9:30 ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Gary Halvorson directed the episode from a script by Leslie Caveny, Mike Scully and Jeremy Stevens. When Robert informs Ray that Amy filled him in on some juicy gossip about him, Ray decides to get even with Debra by sharing some nasty secrets of his own.

9:30/8:30c - "Two and a Half Men: No Sniffing, No Wowing"
Charlie sleeps with Alan�s aggressive attorney, jeopardizing Alan�s divorce settlement, on TWO AND A HALF MEN Monday, May 3 (9:30-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Rob Schiller directed the episode from a story by Executive Producer Lee Aronsohn and Susan Beavers and teleplay by Executive Producer Chuck Lorre and Don Foster. Heather Locklear ("Spin City") guest stars as Alan�s lawyer, Laura. Alan takes Charlie to meet with his sexy and determined attorney, Laura (Locklear), after Judith expresses concern over Jake spending weekends and holidays at his house. When Charlie and Laura end up in bed together, he�s thrilled to find out that she�s comfortable with his dating other women. She only has one request -- that he be with her whenever she wants. Charlie loves the idea until Laura begins taking advantage of the situation. But when he tries to get out of the arrangement, it�s Alan who suffers.

10:00/9:00c - "C.S.I.: Miami: Not Landing"
The CSIs investigate the lives of those living in a high-end airpark after a prop plane crashes into a Miami beach, on CSI: MIAMI, Monday, May 3 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Joe Chappelle directed the episode written by Shane Brennan and Marc Dube from a story by Jonathan Glassner. After the plane crashes and the pilot dies, Horatio finds remnants at the crash site of chemical used in making cocaine, and it seems that the victim's business partner may have sabotaged the aircraft. However, when evidence suggests that the pilot may have died before the crash, the team investigates the victim's neighbors -- all wealthy residents of a secluded cul-de-sac where lust, jealousy and greed are dangerous motives for murder.

Tuesday, May 4

8:00/7:00c - "Navy N.C.I.S.: Missing"
Gibbs and his team are called to investigate when a Marine disappears from outside a nightclub, on NAVY NCIS, Tuesday, May 4 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Jeff Woolnough directed the episode from a script by John C. Kelley. When a Marine explosives expert disappears outside a nightclub, Gibbs and his agents are summoned to investigate. After some skillful searching by Abby, it is revealed that all but two Marines from a unit deployed together in the Philippines are also missing. Gibbs then focuses the investigation on the missing Marine�s commanding officer who also was part of the unit, and who leads the team into a crime of revenge which almost takes Tony as another victim. Dayna Devon ("Extra") appears as an attractive girl that Tony encounters at the nightclub.

9:00/8:00c - "The Guardian: Antarctica" (Season Finale)
When Nick takes a job at a competing law firm after getting fired from Fallin & Fallin, Burton questions whether Nick made the right choice, on the season finale of THE GUARDIAN, Tuesday, May 4 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. One of the series� executive producers, David Hollander, directed and wrote the episode along with producer Rick Eid. Having been fired from Fallin & Fallin, Nick quickly accepts an offer from a competing firm, but Burton fears Nick might have made the wrong decision because he thinks corporate law might not be Nick�s passion. Meanwhile, Lulu gives birth to a baby girl and decides to only work part-time, which forces Legal Services of Pittsburgh to find someone else to run the clinic.

10:00/9:00c - "Judging Amy: Predictive Neglect"
A simple juvenile theft case in Amy�s court is complicated when the defendant�s attorney is famous, on JUDGING AMY, Tuesday, May 4 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. James Frawley directed the episode from a script by Rob Fresco. Sharon Lawrence guest stars as the celebrity defense attorney. When Amy is brought a case involving a teenage girl accused of shoplifting, she discovers a chain of neglect starting with the defense attorney (Lawrence) whose client�s mother is also the defense attorney�s nanny. Meanwhile, a new zero tolerance policy for the Department of Children and Families forces Maxine to take two children away from their mother because she spanked them. Also, when his father dies, Kyle rethinks his decision to become a doctor when he discovers that his father had a hidden passion.

Wednesday, May 5

8:00/7:00c - "60 Minutes II"

9:00/8:00c - "The King of Queens: Altar Ego"
Doug, Deacon, Danny and Spence embark on a spur-of-the- moment road trip to Memphis to try and stop the wedding of Spence�s ex-girlfriend, on THE KING OF QUEENS, Wednesday, May 5 (9:00-9:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Rob Schiller directed the script written by Tony Sheehan. Rachel Dratch ("Saturday Night Live") guest stars as Spence�s ex-girlfriend, Denise. What starts out as a valiant effort to win back the heart of Denise quickly goes south as Danny gets a sudden case of lockjaw and the group spends all the money they took out as cash advances from their credit cards. To Carrie�s dismay, she can�t buy groceries because unbeknownst to her their credit card has been maxed out by Doug. Meanwhile, Arthur fills in at the front desk of the senior center and has some words with the pudding vendor.

9:30/8:30c - "Everybody Loves Raymond: Party Dress" (Repeat)
Ray hits the roof when he finds out that he has to buy Ally a $250 dress so that she can attend her best friend�s 13th birthday, on a rebroadcast of EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND, on a special night and time, Wednesday, May 5 (9:30-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Kenneth Shapiro directed the episode form a script by Mike Scully. After finding out that Peggy, the mom he loves to hate, is hosting an elegant birthday celebration in honor of her daughter, Ray takes Ally dress shopping and is disgusted when he finds out that he has to shell out a small fortune so that his daughter can attend the event.

10:00/9:00c - "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation: Butterflied" (Repeat)
Grissom and his team work on a double homicide investigation where the victim has eerie similarities to Sara, on a rebroadcast of CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, on a special night and time, Wednesday, May 5 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Richard Lewis directed the episode from a script by David Rambo. Grissom becomes obsessed with a victim, a woman found murdered in her home who looks just like Sara. The team then finds the disarticulated remains of their prime suspect in multiple garage cans in the area, presenting them with a double homicide that appears to be the perfect crime until the team discovers an unlikely piece of evidence left behind at the crime scene.

Thursday, May 6

8:00/7:00c - "Survivor: All-Stars"
The penultimate episode as the 14th all-star castaway is voted off. Jeff Probst hosts.

9:00/8:00c - "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation: Turning of the Screws"
The CSI team investigates when a roller coaster leaves its tracks killing six individuals, on CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION Thursday, May 6 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT). Deran Sarafian directed the episode from a story by one of the series� executive producers Carol Mendelsohn & Rich Cataloni and a teleplay by Josh Berman. The CSI team work together to investigate the derailment of a roller coaster at a local amusement park that results in the death of six people. They must determine if it was an accident or murder.

10:00/9:00c - "Without a Trace: The Season"
The team searches for a college football coach who goes missing after being fired for his role in the team�s unusually dismal season performance, on WITHOUT A TRACE, Thursday, May 6 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Tim Matheson directed the episode from a script written by Jennifer Levin and Jan Nash based on a story by Greg Walker. The investigation soon uncovers that Coach Cooper�s new policy of suspending players for academic and behavioral missteps caused the football team to repeatedly play without its star players and suffer frequent defeats. As a result, Malone and his team begin to suspect some angry players, members of the school administration and a seamy high-stakes gambler who all are facing financial losses resulting from the losing streak. Meanwhile, Malone must make a difficult career and life decision when his wife, Maria, surprises him with her strong desire to relocate their family to Chicago, where she was just offered a superb job opportunity.

Friday, May 7

8:00/7:00c - "Joan of Arcadia: Vanity, Thy Name Is Human"
Joan takes a cosmetics class, per God�s request, and Kevin doesn�t react well to crossing paths with the last girlfriend he dated before his disabling accident, on JOAN OF ARCADIA, Friday, May 7 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Jerry Levine directed the episode that was written by Robert Girardi. Shelley Long ("Cheers") guest stars as an instructor in the art of cosmetics. Glynis� flattering makeover attracts a great deal of positive attention at school, which only adds to Joan�s disappointment when Adam fails to notice her own new look. Meanwhile, Kevin, who remains bitter with the belief that he had been dumped by Beth because he had become a paraplegic, harshly rebuffs her efforts to make peace with him.

9:00/8:00c - "J.A.G.: Coming Home"
As the grieving mother of a Marine killed in Iraq prepares for her son�s body to arrive home and his funeral, Harm steps in to help when he learns that she is being hounded by reporters wanting to interview her about her tragedy, on JAG, Friday, May 7 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Bradford May directed the episode from a script by Stephen Zito. Susan Walters, who plays Diane Jenkins on "The Young and the Restless" on the Network, guest stars as the mother of the dead Marine. When news of PFC Smithfield�s death in an ambush in Iraq reaches the U.S., reporters swarm his family asking them their views on the war. Harm volunteers to assist Mrs. Smithfield (Walters) as she navigates the mournful period of preparing to bury her only son, while reporters press her for salacious details. Meanwhile, Mac and Bud investigate charges that the armored vests, like the one worn by PFC Smithfield, are of substandard quality.

10:00/9:00c - "Cold Case: Resolutions" (Repeat)
Rush and Valens investigate a 1999 case involving the death of man involved in a hit-and-run accident on New Year�s Eve, on a rebroadcast of COLD CASE, on a special night and time, Friday, May 7 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Alex Zakrzewski directed the episode from a script by Kim Newton. Rush is introduced to a recovering alcoholic (Tami Franklin) who now admits to having blacked-out while driving on New Year's Eve in 1999 and killing Craig Cardiff. However, the evidence soon reveals the woman was not, in fact, responsible for his death. After speaking with Craig's widow (Sue), as well as several key suspects tied to the investigation, the detectives begin to suspect that Craig was not merely a hit-and-run casualty, but a victim of foul play.

Saturday, May 8

8:00/7:00c - "Movie: Hannibal" (Network Television Premiere)
HANNIBAL, the 2001 box office hit sequel to "Silence of the Lambs" starring Anthony Hopkins ("Instinct") as infamous serial killer Dr. Hannibal "The Cannibal" Lecter and Julianne Moore ("Far From Heaven") as FBI Agent Clarice Sterling, makes its network television premiere, Saturday May 8 (8:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Its now 10 years later and FBI Special Agent Clarice Starling finds her career in jeopardy after a sting operation to capture a dangerous female felon goes awry, threatening to derail her job and her hunt for Dr. Lector, who has been on the lam for a decade now. Unbeknownst to her, a senior supervisor at the Justice Department, Paul Krendler (Ray Liotta "Blow"), secretly begins working in concert with a victim from Lector's past, the severely disfigured and handicapped Mason Verger (Gary Oldman "Air Force One"), in trying to capture Lector on their own so Verger, a pedophile/ sadist who was viciously attacked by Lector, can enact revenge on his own. Verger pays Krendler to set-up Clarice and place her job in jeopardy, with the hopes that Dr. Lector will come out of hiding. Meanwhile, Lecter, who has created a new life for himself in Florence, Italy as a respected art scholar, raises the suspicion of Italian Inspector Rinaldo Pazzi (Giancarlo Giannini "Man On Fire"), who quickly learns his true identity and moves to claim the reward money from Verger, who plans to feed Dr. Lector to wild boars. But the ever-resourceful Dr. Lecter learns of the Inspector's scheme and hatches a plan of his own to rid himself of his pursuer, save the life and career of Clarice and deal with Mason Verger once and for all. Ridley Scott ("Black Hawk Down") directed the film, which was written by David Mamet and Steven Zaillian adapted from the novel �Hannibal� by Thomas Harris. Branko Lustig is the executive producer, Dino De Laurentiis, Martha De Laurentiis and Ridley Scott are the producers and Terry Needham is the associate producer of the 2001 Universal theatrical release.

Sunday, May 9

7:00/6:00c - "60 Minutes"

8:00/7:00c - "Survivor: All-Stars" (Two-Hour Season Finale - Special Night)
The special event finale of "Survivor: All-Stars" culminates with the live reveal of the winner from Madison Square Garden in New York City.

10:00/9:00c - "Survivor: All-Stars Reunion"
The castaways reunite for the first time since being in Panama in a live reunion show hosted by Jeff Probst.

Monday, May 10

8:00/7:00c - "Yes, Dear: Couples Therapy"
The two couples decided to see a marriage counselor when they notice increasing tension between them, on YES, DEAR, Monday, May 10 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Mark Cendrowski directed the episode written by Christopher Vane. After Adam (guest star Michael Boatman, "Spin City"), a mutual friend and marriage counselor, witnesses an argument between the two couples, he encourages them to see him for couples therapy. Adam is pleased with the results until he realizes that one of them did not take the session seriously.

8:30/7:30c - "Still Standing: Still In Cahoots"
When Lauren and Brian suddenly start getting along, Bill and Judy fear the worst and set out to find the real reason their children are united, on STILL STANDING, Monday, May 10 (8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Mark Cendrowski directed the episode written by Ed Yeager. Rock 'n' roll superstar Vince Neil of Motley Crue guest stars as a tattoo artist. Bill and Judy grow suspicious, when in a surprising turn of events, Brian and Lauren start secretly making plans and covering up for one another. In order to get to the bottom of things, Bill and Judy start snooping and uncover fake IDs and a box of cash in Brian's closet as well as a receipt from a tattoo parlor in Lauren's laundry.

9:00/8:00c - "Everybody Loves Raymond: The Model"
Robert gets excited when a modeling agent invites him for an interview, on EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND, Monday, May 10 (9:00-9:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Gary Halvorson directed the episode from a script by Leslie Caveny. After the agent tells Robert he has a unique look, he convinces him to pose for head shots with their "in-house" photographer. But when Robert and Ray return for the pictures, they are surprised to find the modeling agency has mysteriously disappeared.

9:30/8:30c - "Two and a Half Men: My Doctor Has A Cow Puppet"
Charlie attempts to cure Alan of his recent bout of sleepwalking, on TWO AND A HALF MEN Monday, May 10 (9:30-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Gail Mancuso directed the episode from a story by one of the series' executive producers Lee Aronsohn and Don Foster and teleplay by one of the series' executive producers Chuck Lorre and Eddie Gorodetsky. Guest star Jane Lynch ("Best In Show") returns as Jake's therapist. While Alan caves into Judith's demand that they take Jake to therapy every week because "it's what all the other divorced parents are doing," he doesn't realize that he, himself, is having issues� with sleepwalking. Evelyn hints to Charlie that Alan had this problem as a child, leading Charlie to come up with a clever new solution to Alan's recurring problem.

10:00/9:00c - "C.S.I.: Miami: Rap Sheet"
A security guard is found dead after shots ring out at a rap star's concert and the CSIs must investigate, on CSI: MIAMI, Monday, May 10 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. David Grossman directed the episode written by Ildy Modrovich & Corey Miller. Rap sensation Xzibit guest stars. Rap star 10-Large (guest star Xzibit) won't talk to the police regarding the murder or why someone would try to kill him. But when evidence suggests that perhaps 10-Large's bodyguard was the intended target, the CSIs must look into the dangerous world of personal security. Meanwhile, Alex gets the shock of her life when a supposed cadaver from a recent car accident wakes up in her morgue.

Tuesday, May 11

8:00/7:00c - "Navy N.C.I.S.: Split Decision"
Gibbs and his team are called to investigate when the grisly remains of a Marine ordinance specialist are found, on NAVY NCIS, Tuesday, May 11 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Terrence O�Hara directed the episode from a script by Bob Gookin. When a Marine is found impaled on a tree stump, Gibbs and his team begins a search for the weapon and the murderer. The case leads them to a pawn shop known to deal in stolen military weapons where they discover an undercover ATF agent Melinda (guest star Bellamy Young) who�s also hoping to also crack the case. Gibbs brings her into his scheme to meet with a local militia leader looking to buy illegal weapons, but when the plan goes awry, it is revealed Melinda is not who she seems to be.

9:00/8:00c - "The Dick Van Dyke Show Revisited"
Dick Van Dyke, Mary Tyler Moore, Carl Reiner and Rose Marie reunite for THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW REVISITED, a new television special to be broadcast Tuesday, May 11 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Other original series cast members Larry Mathews (Richie Petrie), Ann Morgan Guilbert (Millie Helper) and guest stars Jerry Van Dyke (Stacey Petrie) and Bill Idelson (Herman Glimcher) also return for a new episode of the series set in 2004. The special catches up with Rob and Laura Petrie, in the present day, 40 years after the series was originally broadcast. Ray Romano ("Everybody Loves Raymond") hosts the 159th episode. In the new episode, writers Rob and Sally each receive a phone call from Alan Brady with a strange request: Alan, who admires the eulogies that the pair wrote for Buddy and Millie�s late husband�s funerals, wants them to write his eulogy before he dies. He rationalizes the request by telling them that he wants to know what they will say about him and he also wants the chance to do a rewrite. To induce them, he offers to pay a very large fee for the dubious job. Rob and Sally are uncertain that they can actually complete the assignment given their real feelings about Alan, but they reluctantly agree to try� for the money! Classic clips from the original series will also be seen.

10:00/9:00c - "Judging Amy: My Little Runaway"
Amy thinks there�s more to the story when a teenage boy runs away from home in the hopes of joining the circus as a gymnast, on JUDGING AMY, Tuesday, May 11 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Actress Helen Shaver ("The Education of Max Bickford") directed the episode from a script by Carol Barbee. Amy is skeptical when a teenage boy from a good family runs away to join the circus because he says he wants to be a gymnast. Amy discovers the real reason the boy ran away is because he doesn�t fit in at school. Meanwhile, Maxine learns that a foster girl under her supervision concocts lies about being sexually assaulted in order to avoid getting into trouble.

Wednesday, May 12

8:00/7:00c - "60 Minutes II"

9:00/8:00c - "The King of Queens: Icky Shuffle"
When Carrie comes down with a cold, Arthur assumes Doug will be a valuable replacement to join him in the senior center�s shuffleboard tournament, on THE KING OF QUEENS, Wednesday, May 12 (9:00-9:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Rob Schiller, one of the series' executive producers, directed the episode from a script written by Chris Downey. Jerry Stiller�s wife, Anne Meara ("Stiller and Meara"), guest stars as Spence�s mother, Veronica. When Arthur discovers how bad Doug is at shuffleboard, he�s forced to ask a reluctant Spence to be his partner in the tournament. However Spence, once a great shuffleboard player, hasn�t played since he caught his mom (Meara) in bed with his shuffleboard coach many years ago. Arthur and Spence make it all the way to the finals, but on the day of the championship match, Spence is nowhere to be found. Meanwhile, Carrie pretends to be sick so that Holly will continue to cook for her.

9:30/8:30c - "Everybody Loves Raymond: Security" (Repeat)
Robert gets caught in the middle when Marie and Amy argue about whether he should retire from the police force, on a rebroadcast of EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND, on a special night and time, Wednesday, May 12 (9:30-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Gary Halvorson directed the episode from a script by Tucker Cawley. Fred Willard and Georgia Engel guest star, reprising their roles as Amy�s ultra-conservative parents. When Robert takes a second job selling home security systems, convincing Ray and Debra to install one, he reveals he's been asked to join the security firm full-time and is mulling over retiring from the police force. While Marie is overjoyed, Amy questions if this is really what Robert wants or if he's only retiring early to make his mother happy.

10:00/9:00c - "The Carol Burnett Show: Let's Bump Up the Lights"
Legendary variety show star Carol Burnett reunites with Harvey Korman, Tim Conway, Vicki Lawrence and Lyle Waggoner for THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW: LET�S BUMP UP THE LIGHTS, a new entertainment special to be broadcast Wednesday, May 12 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. In the special, the illustrious cast comes together before an audience to introduce never-before-seen clips from the spontaneous and hilarious moments that were seen at the beginning of every "The Carol Burnett Show" -- where Carol and the gang answered questions from the studio audience. The question and answer segments featured Carol as herself, not as a character, as she answered the no-holds-barred questions from audience members. Always impromptu and spur-of-the-moment, the segments showed Carol at her creative and improvisational best. Questions were also often asked of fellow cast members Harvey, Tim, Vicki and Lyle who joined Carol on stage to respond. Viewers will have the opportunity to vote for their favorite clips by telephone or the Internet. Carol will announce the top three clips on CBS News� "The Early Show" (7:00-9:00 AM, ET/PT) the morning after the broadcast.

Thursday, May 13

8:00/7:00c - "Survivor: America's Tribal Council"

9:00/8:00c - "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation: No More Bets"
The CSI team investigates a double murder at the casino of Catherine�s biological father, where he becomes the prime suspect, on CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION Thursday, May 13 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT). Richard Lewis directed the episode from a teleplay by Naren Shankar, one of the series� executive producers, Carol Mendelsohn and Judith McCreary and a story by Andrew Lipsitz and Dustin Lee Abraham. The bodies of two gambling cheats are discovered shot execution style, shortly after being caught scamming several of Sam Braun's casinos, making Sam the number one murder suspect. Grissom is forced to take Catherine off the case because of her biological tie to Sam.

10:00/9:00c - "Without a Trace: Lost and Found"
The team investigates to determine if foul play was involved in the 1991 adoption of a 16-year-old girl who shows up at the FBI offices claiming to have been kidnapped as a young child, on WITHOUT A TRACE, Thursday, May 13 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Series Creator Hank Steinberg, who is one of the executive producers, both directed and wrote the episode. When Serene Barnes discovers an old newspaper article about a 3-year-old girl with her same first name who was kidnapped the same year she was adopted 13 years ago, she wonders if her loving adoptive parents may have actually kidnapped her. Serene�s story of abduction soon seems feasible after the team learns that there was a missing Serene Andrews who was never found. Meanwhile, Malone shocks the team with the news that he�s moving to Chicago with his family.

Friday, May 14

8:00/7:00c - "Joan of Arcadia: The Gift"
After God tells Joan to give Adam a gift, she finds something that leads her to wonder if God�s suggesting she have sex with him, on JOAN OF ARCADIA, Friday, May 14 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Martha Mitchell directed the episode that was written by Stephen Nathan. While secretly searching through Adam�s backpack for gift ideas, Joan is stunned to find a condom there. She soon wonders if sex is the "gift" God had in mind, and she nervously ponders whether or not she�d be ready for such a big step. Meanwhile, Kevin begins covering court proceedings for the paper and ends up causing a stir in one of Will�s cases.

9:00/8:00c - "J.A.G.: Trojan Horse"
After Navy SEALs confiscate a major shipment of heroin on a Pakistani freighter, a kilo is discovered missing and Harm and Mac are assigned to find out what happened to it, on JAG, Friday, May 14 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Peter Ellis directed the episode from a script by Darcy Meyers. Instrumental in the drug bust is an undercover British MI-6 agent who posed as a crew member on the Pakistani freighter, but could just as easily be the thief. But in the course of Harm and Mac�s interviews with the crew, there are surprising indications that one of the SEALs may be the culprit. Meanwhile, Bud is sent to Los Angeles to deal with a record producer who wants to sue a Marine for breach of contract because he�s being deployed before he can finish recording his album.

10:00/9:00c - "Cold Case: Hubris" (Repeat)
Rush is approached by Roy Minard, a former college professor whose career ended in disgrace when he was the prime suspect in the violent murder of one of his students, on a rebroadcast of COLD CASE, on a special night and time, Friday, May 14 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Agnieska Holland directed the episode from a script by Kim Newton and Stacy Kravetz. Though Minard admits to having had an affair with Holly, he maintains his innocence and offers Rush and Valens a compelling new theory on the murder, hoping to finally clear his name and return to academia. As Lilly re-opens the case, she speaks with several witnesses to Holly and Minard's relationship, including a schizophrenic ex-classmate (Barry Tepler) who was in love with the young woman and appears to have had a strong motive for committing the crime.

Saturday, May 15

8:00/7:00c - "48 Hours Investigates"

9:00/8:00c - "Movie: Swordfish" (Network Television Premiere)
Gabriel Shear (John Travolta), a charismatic and dangerous spy, enlists the aid of a penniless and desperate super- hacker (Hugh Jackman) to crack a security system in order to access billions of dollars in illegal government funds. Also stars Halle Berry.

Sunday, May 16

7:00/6:00c - "60 Minutes"

8:00/7:00c - "Original Movie: Helter Skelter" (Three Hours)
HELTER SKELTER, a new three-hour television movie based on the true story of the August 1969 Tate/LaBianca murders, as chronicled in the bestselling book Helter Skelter by Vincent Bugliosi, will be broadcast as the "CBS Sunday Movie," Sunday, May 16 (8:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT on the CBS Television Network. Jeremy Davies ("Saving Private Ryan") stars as Charles Manson, Bruno Kirby ("American Tragedy") as prosecuting attorney Vincent Bugliosi, and Clea DuVall ("Carnival") as Linda Kasabian, Allison Smith ("Kate & Allie") as Patricia "Katie" Krenwinkle, and Margeurite Moreau ("Runaway Jury") as Susan "Sadie" Atkins, all members of the Manson Family. In 1976, CBS broadcast the mini-series "Helter Skelter," which averaged a 36.4 rating/54 share over its two nights and is the highest rated two-part made for television movie ever. Based on the bestselling book by Vincent Bugliosi, the movie chronicled the grisly Tate/LaBianca murders focusing on the investigation of the gruesome slayings and the trial of Charles Manson. This new adaptation, also based on the book, will instead focus on who Manson was, why he did what he did and how this morally corrupt ex-con was able to persuade the members of his Family to commit such horrifying acts. It was almost 35 years ago, late in the summer of 1969, that Manson�s followers, at his instruction, brutally massacred seven people over two consecutive nights in Los Angeles and scrawled bloody messages on the walls of the crime scenes. The first night, director Roman Polanski�s wife, eight-month-pregnant actress Sharon Tate, was murdered along with coffee heiress Abigail Folger, Jay Sebring, Voytek Frykowski and Steven Parent. The second night, supermarket chain president Leno LaBianca and his wife, Rosemary, were found stabbed to death in their home. How did Charles Manson, who spent almost half his life in prison prior to the murders, become so adept at manipulating people to the point where they would do anything for him? How did he get his followers to murder for him and even enjoy it? The movie will show where Manson and his family lived at Spahn Ranch, and will reveal the bizarre dynamics of the family, the evil philosophy Manson preached to his followers, the twisted mind-games he played with them, how he stripped them of any morality they may have had and how he convinced them it was time for "helter skelter."

Monday, May 17

8:00/7:00c - "Yes, Dear: Shirley Cooks with Love"
Greg�s anniversary gift of their wedding video to Jimmy and Christine backfires when it causes a fight between the couple, on YES, DEAR, Monday, May 17 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Jeff Meyer directed the episode written by one of the series' executive producers Greg Garcia. As a gift to Jimmy and Christine on their anniversary, Greg makes them a video documenting their wedding day. Unfortunately, watching the video doesn�t bring back the fond memories he was hoping for when Christine learns that Jimmy almost skipped out of the wedding and Kim learns that Greg�s marriage proposal to her at the reception was a mistake.

8:30/7:30c - "Still Standing: Still Champions"
Bill and Judy take advantage of fame and fortune when they accidentally steal a Super Bowl Championship Ring, on STILL STANDING, Monday, May 17 (8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Mark Cendrowski directed the episode written by Ben Wexler. Wide receiver Willie Gault, quarterback Mike Tomczak and tight end Tim Wrightman of the 1985 Super Bowl Champion Chicago Bears, who defeated the New England Patriots 46-10, guest star as themselves. When Tina is invited to a birthday party for daughter of former Chicago Bear Willie Gault, she refuses to go, but Judy and Bill attend anyway to meet their childhood hero. But when Bill accidentally walks out of the house with Willie�s Super Bowl ring, the Miller�s get a chance to live the high life when merchants think Bill is a former Super Bowl winner.

9:00/8:00c - "Everybody Loves Raymond: The Mentor"
Robert and Ray are shocked to find out that someone their age considers Frank to be their mentor, on EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND, Monday, May 17 (9:00-9:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Gary Halvorson directed the episode from a script by Tod Himmel. A young man, Sam Gilula, arrives at Frank and Marie's and everyone is surprised when he and Frank fondly embrace. Sam explains Frank had been quite an inspiration to him as a lad, a mentor in fact, much to Ray and Robert's disbelief. Later, Ray and Robert make fun of Frank, wondering how he could have inspired anyone.

9:30/8:30c - "Two and a Half Men: Just Like Buffalo"
Charlie tries to sweet-talk Judith�s divorcee support group into letting Jake continue to spend weekends at his place, on TWO AND A HALF MEN Monday, May 17 (9:30-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Rob Schiller directed the episode from a story by one of the series' executive producers Chuck Lorre and Jeff Abugov and teleplay by one of the series' executive producers Lee Aronsohn and Don Foster. When Jake imitates one of Charlie�s sexist remarks in front of Judith�s support group, the women decide that Charlie�s home is an unfit environment for him. With their approval, Judith agrees to let Alan see Jake on weekends, but not at Charlie�s place. Charlie must now turn on the charm in order to win his nephew back.

10:00/9:00c - "C.S.I.: Miami: MIA/NYC - NonStop"
When evidence at a murder investigation leads the CSIs to believe that the killer may be in New York City, Horatio takes his investigation to the Big Apple, on CSI: MIAMI, Monday, May 17 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Co-executive producer Danny Cannon directed the episode written by CSI: MIAMI's creators and Executive Producers Anthony E. Zuiker, Ann Donahue and Carol Mendelsohn. Gary Sinise ("Forrest Gump"), Melina Kanakaredes ("Providence"), Vanessa Ferlito ("24"), Carmine Giovinazzo ("Black Hawk Down") and Hill Harper ("The Handler") guest star in the episode, which filmed on location in New York City. Horatio tracks the perpetrator of two brutal murders in Miami to New York City, only to discover that the man he thought was the suspect is found dead at another crime scene. The victim is identified as an undercover NYC police officer, prompting Horatio to join forces with Det. Mac Taylor (Sinise) and his team of forensic investigators who include Stella Bonasera (Kanakaredes), Aiden Burn (Ferlito), Danny Messer (Giovinazzo) and Dr. Sheldon Hawkes (Harper). Now, Horatio and New York City CSIs must follow the evidence to find a killer.

Tuesday, May 18

8:00/7:00c - "Navy N.C.I.S.: A Weak Link"
Gibbs and his team are called in to investigate the apparent murder of a Navy SEAL, on NAVY NCIS, Tuesday, May 18 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Alan Levi directed the episode from a script by Jack Bernstein. Adam Baldwin ("Firefly") guest stars as the SEAL�s commanding officer and Doug Savant ("Melrose Place") guest stars as the SEAL�s priest and close friend. When a Navy SEAL dies during a routine exercise in preparation for a highly classified mission, the NCIS team thinks they have a fluke accident on their hands. But when Abby runs a test on the SEAL�s faulty equipment, Gibbs and his team are faced with what they think is a murder investigation.

9:00/8:00c - "60 Minutes: Salute to Don Hewitt"
60 MINUTES pays tribute to its creator and executive producer Don Hewitt. Hewitt recalls his favorite moments, stories and newsmakers over the broadcast's 36 seasons, as his correspondents chime in with their own "Don stories," all illustrated with 60 MINUTES' most memorable clips.

10:00/9:00c - "Judging Amy: Sex, Lies and Expedia.com" (Season Finale)
Amy�s decision to choose therapy over prison for a teenage boy who is believed to be plotting an attack against his school proves to be disastrous, on the fifth-season finale of JUDGING AMY, Tuesday, May 18 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. James Frawley directed the episode from a script by Executive Producers Paul Guyot and Barry O�Brien. Cable news host Bill O�Reilly guest stars as himself. When Amy�s court is presented with circumstantial evidence involving a teenage boy who is thought to be a danger to his classmates, she decides to sentence him to anger management. However, the boy�s actions after the court case is over forces Amy to come to terms with the fact that this sentence was too lenient. Bill O�Reilly, who plays himself in this episode, questions Amy�s judgment on an episode of his cable show. Meanwhile, Maxine learns there�s more to the story when a recently sober single mother tells Maxine that she has recently used drugs and asks Maxine if the Department of Children and Families can put her daughter back in the foster system until she gets straight.

Wednesday, May 19

8:00/7:00c - "60 Minutes II"

9:00/8:00c - "The King of Queens: Awful Bigamy" (Season Finale)
Doug is initially reluctant to let Holly move in with them after she gets kicked out of her apartment, but quickly discovers there are advantages to having two women in the house, on the sixth-season finale of THE KING OF QUEENS, Wednesday, May 19 (9:00-9:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. One of the series' executive producers, Rob Schiller, directed the episode from a script written by Ilana Wernick. After Holly gets kicked out of her apartment, Arthur insists that she move in with them. Although Doug is hesitant at first, his feelings change when he discovers that Holly thinks he's funny and enjoys hearing his stories, unlike Carrie who's spending most of her time locked up in their bedroom working on a big project for her new job. Doug quickly realizes the advantage of having a "downstairs-wife," who caters to his every need, and an "upstairs-wife" who pays all the bills and whom he can have sex with. When Doug makes a play for a third wife, his scheming finally catches up with him.

9:30/8:30c - "Everybody Loves Raymond: The Ingrate" (Repeat)
When Ray gets an honorary degree from his alma mater, Debra is disappointed when he doesn't mention her in his acceptance speech, on a rebroadcast of EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND, on a special night and time, Wednesday, May 19 (9:30-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Gary Halvorson directed the episode from a script by Aaron Shure. After including stories about Robert, Frank and Marie in his speech, Ray is horrified when Amy clues him in on his huge omission. Feeling guilty for this major oversight, Ray must now figure out a way to make it up to Debra.

10:00/9:00c - "48 Hours Investigates"

Thursday, May 20

8:00/7:00c - "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation: Early Rollout" (Repeat)
Grissom has the entire CSI team working the execution-style murder of a millionaire and his wife, on a rebroadcast of CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION, on a special time, Thursday, May 20 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Duane Clarke directed the episode from a teleplay by Executive Producers Anthony E. Zuiker and Carol Mendelsohn and a story by Technical Consultant Elizabeth Devine. D.B. Sweeney ("The Cutting Edge") guest stars as a former business associate of the victim and a prime suspect in the murder investigation. Las Vegas Mayor Goodman guest stars as his lawyer. The CSIs are pulled into an early morning rollout call to investigate the murder of a millionaire entrepreneur and his wife who were shot to death in the driveway of their upscale, gated-community home. Grissom and his team combine their resources and discover that the victim had some shady business ventures in the past that created a few enemies along the way -- all of whom could be potential suspects. Back in the office, Grissom gives Catherine her job evaluation.

9:00/8:00c - "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation: Bloodlines" (Season Finale)
After a rape victim identifies her rapist, Grissom and his team struggle to find the physical evidence to convict the perpetrator when it points in a different direction, on the fourth-season finale of CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION Thursday, May 20 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Ken Fink directed the episode from a teleplay by one of the series� executive producers, Carol Mendelsohn & Naren Shankar and a story by Eli Talbert & Sara Goldfinger. The female victim, who barely escapes death, identifies her rapist but the DNA evidence suggests that he is not the person responsible. Meanwhile, Grissom comes to the rescue of one of the CSI members who lands on the other side of the law.

10:00/9:00c - "Without a Trace: Bait" (Season Finale)
On Malone's last case before moving to Chicago, the team searches for a billionaire�s estranged wife and their two children after the yacht they were last seen boarding is found adrift with only its dead captain aboard, on the second-season finale of WITHOUT A TRACE, Thursday, May 20 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Paul Holahan directed the episode that was written by Jan Nash and Greg Walker based on a story by Dale Kutzera and Simon Mirren. Malone becomes suspicious of the steely and sarcastic billionaire Ben Palmer, but additional suspects begin to surface as well. But when Palmer receives a cryptic ransom call from a man demanding to receive "what belongs to (him)" in exchange for returning Palmer�s family alive, the team and Palmer have only eight hours to figure out what the kidnapper wants. Meanwhile, Malone and his team prepare for Malone�s move to Chicago and Vivian waits to hear if she�ll be promoted to replace him.

Friday, May 21

8:00/7:00c - "Joan of Arcadia: Silence" (Season Finale)
When the hospitalized Joan is diagnosed with Lyme disease, she begins to question if she�s been seeing God or merely experiencing the hallucinations that can be symptomatic of her condition, on the first-season finale of JOAN OF ARCADIA, Friday, May 21 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. One of the series� executive producers, James Hayman, directed the episode written by Executive Producer Barbara Hall. Upon hearing that Joan may have been suffering from the symptoms of Lyme Disease for months, a somewhat relieved Will and Helen believe this news may explain Joan�s mood swings and atypical behavior, while a concerned Adam wonders if Joan will be different upon her recovery. Meanwhile, the hospitalized Joan experiences a crisis of faith -- and considers revealing to someone close to her that she�s been talking to God. In separate circumstances, Helen and Will begin to rethink their belief systems after, respectively, experiencing spiritual dreams and miraculous events.

9:00/8:00c - "J.A.G.: Hail and Farewell" (Season Finale)
A wave of announcements, both good and bad, leave the JAG crew reeling, on the eighth-season finale of JAG, Friday, May 21 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Dennis Smith directed the episode from a script by Dana Coen. In the course of some startling events at JAG, Harm suffers a personal loss, Mac hears devastating health news and the Admiral makes a life-altering change that will affect everyone. Meanwhile, Bud attains a point in his career he never thought possible and Harriet has good news to share with everyone.

10:00/9:00c - "C.S.I.: Miami: Invasion" (Repeat)
When a former surf champion is murdered in his home, the CSIs are determined to find the killer, on a rebroadcast of CSI: MIAMI, on a special night, Friday, May 21 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Felix Alcala directed the episode written by Jonathan Glassner and Brian Davidson. Ted Henderson is killed in his own home and his body is missing, while his wife and son are left beaten and bound. While searching the home, Horatio finds heroin in the son's room and learns that he is secretly a drug dealer. Meanwhile, the CSIs find a home pregnancy kit in the bathroom that reveals Ted's wife is pregnant, but Alexx finds proof that the baby could not possibly be Ted's. Now, Horatio and the team find evidence that suggests that someone at Ted's surfboard manufacturing plant was not only the son's supplier, but may have a strong motive for the murder as well.

Saturday, May 22

8:00/7:00c - "The Price Is Right Million Dollar Spectacular"
THE PRICE IS RIGHT MILLION DOLLAR SPECTACULAR will salute Emmy-winning host Bob Barker�s induction in to the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences� Hall of Fame, in a new primetime special to be broadcast Saturday, May 22 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Contestants will have the opportunity to win prizes, including sports and luxury cars, boats and exotic vacations and the chance to spin the wheel for $1 million.

9:00/8:00c - "The Dick Van Dyke Show Revisited" (Repeat)
Dick Van Dyke, Mary Tyler Moore, Carl Reiner and Rose Marie reunite for THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW REVISITED, a new television special to be broadcast Tuesday, May 11 (9:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Other original series cast members Larry Mathews (Richie Petrie), Ann Morgan Guilbert (Millie Helper) and guest stars Jerry Van Dyke (Stacey Petrie) and Bill Idelson (Herman Glimcher) also return for a new episode of the series set in 2004. The special catches up with Rob and Laura Petrie, in the present day, 40 years after the series was originally broadcast. Ray Romano ("Everybody Loves Raymond") hosts the 159th episode. In the new episode, writers Rob and Sally each receive a phone call from Alan Brady with a strange request: Alan, who admires the eulogies that the pair wrote for Buddy and Millie�s late husband�s funerals, wants them to write his eulogy before he dies. He rationalizes the request by telling them that he wants to know what they will say about him and he also wants the chance to do a rewrite. To induce them, he offers to pay a very large fee for the dubious job. Rob and Sally are uncertain that they can actually complete the assignment given their real feelings about Alan, but they reluctantly agree to try� for the money! Classic clips from the original series will also be seen.

10:00/9:00c - "The Carol Burnett Show: Let's Bump Up the Lights" (Repeat)
Legendary variety show star Carol Burnett reunites with Harvey Korman, Tim Conway, Vicki Lawrence and Lyle Waggoner for THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW: LET�S BUMP UP THE LIGHTS, a new entertainment special to be broadcast Wednesday, May 12 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. In the special, the illustrious cast comes together before an audience to introduce never-before-seen clips from the spontaneous and hilarious moments that were seen at the beginning of every "The Carol Burnett Show" -- where Carol and the gang answered questions from the studio audience. The question and answer segments featured Carol as herself, not as a character, as she answered the no-holds-barred questions from audience members. Always impromptu and spur-of-the-moment, the segments showed Carol at her creative and improvisational best. Questions were also often asked of fellow cast members Harvey, Tim, Vicki and Lyle who joined Carol on stage to respond. Viewers will have the opportunity to vote for their favorite clips by telephone or the Internet. Carol will announce the top three clips on CBS News� "The Early Show" (7:00-9:00 AM, ET/PT) the morning after the broadcast.

Sunday, May 23

7:00/6:00c - "60 Minutes"

8:00/7:00c - "Cold Case: Lover�s Lane" (Season Finale)
When DNA evidence reveals the wrong man has been serving time for the 1986 murder of 15-year-old Eve Kendall, Rush and Valens re-open the case and discover the teenager was the object of affection of several men, on the first-season finale of COLD CASE, to be broadcast Sunday, May 23 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Nelson McCormick directed the episode from a script by one of the series� executive producers Meredith Stiehm. The investigation initially leads to Mark Adams, Eve's former boyfriend. Though Mark professes his innocence and is eventually dismissed as a suspect, he's clearly still in love with Eve and has an immediate connection with Lilly, who bears a striking resemblance to the dead girl. After speaking with Eve's mother and several of her old friends, the detectives find out crucial information about Eve�s final days, leading them closer to finding the person who may have killed her.

9:00/8:00c - "Original Movie: Scott Turow's Reversible Errors, Part 1"
SCOTT TUROW�S REVERSIBLE ERRORS, a new four-hour mini-series, based on Turow�s best-selling novel and starring Emmy Award-winner William H. Macy ("Door to Door"), Emmy Award-winner Tom Selleck ("Magnum, P.I."), Monica Potter ("Without Limits"), Felicity Huffman ("Sports Night") and Shemar Moore ("The Young and the Restless"), has completed production in Halifax, Nova Scotia for broadcast on the CBS Television Network. This suspense drama follows a corporate lawyer whose world is turned upside-down when he is assigned to draft the final appeal of a potentially innocent inmate nearing his execution date. Successful corporate lawyer Arthur Raven (Macy) is not happy about having to draft a pro-bono final appeal for the seamy Rommy "Squirrel" Gandolph (Glenn Plummer), who is facing the death penalty after having confessed to a high profile triple homicide seven years prior -- but who now professes his innocence. However, Arthur�s outlook soon changes after he tracks down the icy Gillian Sullivan (Huffman), the disgraced former judge who had presided over Squirrel�s case, but who was then sentenced to time in prison herself. To Arthur�s surprise, the recently paroled Gillian produces a letter she just received from a man admitting to the crime. Arthur soon finds himself fixated on delving into the details of the original case and unraveling the twisted threads of the horrific crime that may or may not prove his client�s innocence. He does this with the reluctant help from the ever frosty, yet emotionally raw Gillian, for whom Arthur had once harbored a secret attraction. Meanwhile, Muriel Wynn (Potter), an ambitious lawyer currently running for district attorney and who made a name for herself by prosecuting Squirrel�s case, and her former lover, Larry Starczek (Selleck), the original detective on the case who remains sexually attracted to the now-married Muriel, team up once again to defend Squirrel�s guilty verdict. Moore plays Collins Farwell, a cocky drug dealer who was imprisoned shortly after the triple murders. He attempted to cut a deal for himself by revealing information about the case to Larry and Muriel that ultimately led them to locate and arrest Squirrel. The final appeal forces Arthur, Gillian, Muriel and Larry to dredge up facts about the initial case and to face some difficult memories regarding their lives during the time of Squirrel�s conviction seven years prior. As they continue their investigations, what appears to be an open and shut case is in fact only the beginning -- and justice, careers, reputations, and a life, rests on the outcome.

Monday, May 24

8:00/7:00c - "Yes, Dear: Living with Mr. Savitsky" (Season Finale)
Jimmy and Christine question their new living arrangement with Mr. Savitsky, on the fourth-season finale of YES, DEAR, Monday, May 24 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Mark Cendrowski directed the episode written by Erika Kaestle and Chris Sheridan. After Mr. Savitsky's driver's license gets revoked, Jimmy takes on the job of driving him to and from work. Spending time with Jimmy and his family makes Mr. Savitsky realize how lonely he is, so he offers to have Jimmy and Christine to move into his guest house. Although hesitant at first, they accept, but realize that they may have made a mistake when Mr. Savitsky imposes on their parenting style.

8:30/7:30c - "Still Standing: Still Seceding" (Season Finale)
When Brian is grounded for breaking curfew, he decides to move into the garage so he can live by his own rules, on the second-season finale of STILL STANDING, Monday, May 24 (8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. John Tracy directed the episode written by Ben Wexler. In the tag, series star Renee Olstead (Lauren Miller) will perform the song "Summertime" from her upcoming CD to be released May 25. The CD is produced by David Foster. Brian is accepted into an accelerated math program at the local university and starts hanging out with an older crowd. When Bill and Judy ground Brian for constantly breaking curfew, Brian retaliates and moves into the garage to escape the Miller house rules. Meanwhile, Lauren discovers a talent for singing that�s not appreciated by the rest of the family, and Linda forces an uninterested Tina to earn her Bluebell badges in an attempt to live out an unfulfilled childhood dream.

9:00/8:00c - "Everybody Loves Raymond: Golf For It" (Season Finale)
Ray and Robert�s sibling rivalry reaches epic proportions when the brothers get into tricky territory over who will have responsibility for Marie in the future, on the eighth-season finale of EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND, Monday, May 24 (9:00-9:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Gary Halvorson directed the episode from a script by Tom Caltabiano, Tucker Cawley and Mike Royce. Robert and Ray end up with the mother of all guilt trips when they decide not to help Marie with a home project so they can land a prime spot on the golf course. Their overnight wait in the car for a tee time becomes a brawl over their respective roles in their parents� future.

9:30/8:30c - "Two and a Half Men: Can You Feel My Finger?" (Season Finale)
Charlie decides to get a vasectomy after a pregnancy scare with one of his many women, on TWO AND A HALF MEN Monday, May 24 (9:30-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Rob Schiller directed the episode from a story by one of the series� executive producers, Chuck Lorre, and teleplay by Executive Producers Lorre and Lee Aronsohn. When Alan realizes that this is not Charlie's first pregnancy scare, he suggests a permanent solution. Charlie's doctor suggests freezing some sperm, just in case he changes his mind, but things don't go quite as planned.

10:00/9:00c - "C.S.I.: Miami: Innocent" (Season Finale)
An adult film actress is found strangled in the park and the CSIs must find the killer, on the second-season finale of CSI: MIAMI, Monday, May 24 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Joe Chappelle directed the episode written by Steven Maeda & Sunil Nayar from a story by technical advisor John Haynes. Blood and human tissue are found under Ashley Anders nails and the DNA matches that of the CEO of the company that distributes her films -- and he's a registered sex offender. Also, Calleigh discovers his answering machine audiotape on which he makes a threat against Ashley. However, there is an accident back at the lab with this crucial piece of evidence and Delko was the last person to handle it. Now, IABs Rick Stetler is put on the case, much to Horatio's dismay, as the CSIs try to uncover further evidence in order to find the girl's killer.

Tuesday, May 25

8:00/7:00c - "Navy N.C.I.S.: Reveille" (Season Finale)
Gibbs' quest for the terrorist who escaped after shooting him becomes his obsession, on the first-season finale of NAVY NCIS, Tuesday, May 25 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Tom Wright directed the episode from a script by the show's Executive Producer Donald P. Bellisario. Rudolf Martin ("24") reprises his role as Ari, the terrorist that got away. Gibbs continues to be haunted by Ari (Martin) the terrorist who wounded both Gerald and himself after holding Kate and Ducky hostage in the NCIS autopsy lab. Unbeknownst to the NCIS team, Ari and his Hamas team have masterminded a plan to force down a chopper carrying both the American and Israeli presidents. After the NCIS team is able to identify Ari with a face, a name and a background, Gibbs has an interesting meeting with an FBI agent who provides additional information which leads to a face-off between Gibbs and his nemesis.

9:00/8:00c - "Original Movie: Scott Turow's Reversible Errors, Part 2"
See description above.

Wednesday, May 26

8:00/7:00c - "The 39th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards"
Martina McBride, Toby Keith, Reba McEntire, Montgomery Gentry and Lonestar have been set to perform at THE 39TH ANNUAL ACADEMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS, a new entertainment special to be broadcast live from the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Wednesday, May 26 (8:00-11:00 PM, live ET/delayed PT) on the CBS Television Network.

This article was updated with additional episode information on Tuesday, May 11.