After battling Robert Salvers, Ashley 'Ace' Williams and Eric 'E Spiv' Spivak, Darvin 'DJ' Dowdell, Willis Orengo and Thomas 'T Skillz' Navarro competed one-on-one for the title 'The Best of Bay Ridge' and the opportunity to represent at the finals against Bensonhurst. T Skillz prevailed because of his originality. After battling Chris Shaleesh, Rafael Martinez, Jane Minovskaya and Louie Rodriguez, Stephen 'Beeko' Semple and Glenn Ford competed one-on-one for the title 'The Best of Bensonhurst' and the opportunity to represent at the finals against Bay Ridge. Glenn Ford prevailed because of his quickness. Wilmer discovered at the home of T Skillz (Bay Ridge) his funny mom. Wilmer discovered at the home of Glenn Ford (Bensonhurst) his personalized Wheaties box.

After battling Robert Salvers, Ashley "Ace" Williams and Eric "E Spiv" Spivak, Darvin "DJ" Dowdell, Willis Orengo and Thomas "T Skillz" Navarro competed one-on-one for the title "The Best of Bay Ridge" and the opportunity to represent at the finals against Bensonhurst. After battling Chris Shaleesh, Rafael Martinez, Jane Minovskaya and Louie Rodriguez, Stephen "Beeko" Semple and Glenn Ford competed one-on-one for the title "The Best of Bensonhurst" and the opportunity to represent at the finals against Bay Ridge. Wilmer discovered at the home of T Skillz (Bay Ridge) his funny mom. Wilmer discovered at the home of Glenn Ford (Bensonhurst) his personalized Wheaties box.

After being voted the best of their hood and defeating the competition Carlos Malbrew (Brooklyn Heights), Kareem Omary (Williamsburg), Glenn Ford (Bensonhurst), and Ian 'Cutless' McGillivray (Coney Island) battle to determine who will go head to head in the next round. Cutless (Coney Island) wins this round and selects to go up against Carlos (Brooklyn Heights); that leaves Kareem (Williamsburg) vs Glenn (Bensonhurst) to battle in the second round. Before the battle begins Sam and Jason select topics the contestants have to stick to during the battle. Wilmer introduces a jury comprised of the lead contestants that were defeated earlier in the week. Michael 'Reckless X' Theobalds (Bed Stuy), Pearson 'P-Money' Hinds (Flatbush), Thomas 'T-Skillz' Navarro (Bayridge), and Hollis 'HD' Stephenson (Sunset Park) select Glenn (Bensonhurst) and Cutless (Coney Island) to move onto the next round.

After being voted the best of their hood and defeating the competition Carlos Malbrew (Brooklyn Heights), Kareem Omary (Williamsburg), Glenn Ford (Bensonhurst), and Ian "Cutless" McGillivray (Coney Island) battle to determine who will go head to head in the next round. Before the battle begins Sam and Jason select topics the contestants have to stick to during the battle. Wilmer introduces a jury comprised of the lead contestants that were defeated earlier in the week. Wilmer dismisses the jury and introduces a special guest to help make the final decision of who will be the "Best of the Week". This week's guest is Jadakiss.

A moving saga about the life of a wandering Oklahoma pioneer and his frontier family from 1890 to 1915. Starring Glenn Ford ("The Big Heat," "Blackboard Jungle") and Academy Award-winner Anne Baxter ("All About Eve," "The Razor's Edge"). With Oscar-nominee Arthur O'Connell ("The Poseidon Adventure"), Oscar-nominee Russ Tamblyn ("Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," "Peyton Place"), Emmy-winner Harry Morgan (TV's "Dragnet" and "M*A*S*H") and Vic Morrow (TV's "Combat," "Twilight Zone - The Movie"). Nominated for two Academy Awards.

TCM remembers Glenn Ford in this video homage that includes clips from Blackboard Jungle, A Stolen Life and other key films of the actor.

An Elmore Leonard novel was the basis for the old-fashioned western Border Shootout. In his last film appearance to date, Glenn Ford plays an aging, unpopular Arizona sheriff, transporting a dangerous criminal to federal prison. Ford leaves the town in the hands of part-time deputy Cody Glenn. Raised in the belief that honesty is the best policy, Glenn is ill-equipped to deal with a gang of cattle rustlers; he must also contend with the lynch fever stirred up local gadfly Jeff Kaake. Charlene Tilton and Michael Ansara are among the reliable cast members who tend to be ill served by C.T. McIntyre's haphazard direction. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide.

The Nazis are clearly the villains in So Ends Our Night, but since the film was made before America's entry into World War II, Adolph Hitler goes unmentioned (we wouldn't want to lose those foreign markets, would we?) Based on Erich Maria Remarque's novel Flotsam, the film zeroes in on three German refugees. Frederic March despises the Nazis on ideological grounds; Margaret Sullavan, a Jew, is fleeing for her life; and Glenn Ford, born of a Jewish mother and Aryan father, is racked with confusion and torn loyalties. The three separate as they move from country to country in Europe, just a step or so ahead of the advancing Nazis. As Sullavan and Ford fall in love, March puts his life on the line by trying to arrange a reunion with his ailing wife Frances Dee, who has remained in Germany. Had So Ends Our Night been released a few months after the US entry into the war, it might have done better at the box office. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide.

Johnny Farrell (Glenn Ford) encounters his boss's wife for the first time and tries to suppress his surprise.

Johnny Farrell (Glenn Ford) makes a proposition to nightclub owner Ballin Mundson (George Macready) which is not well received.