Cheryl Burns has been arrested on circumstantial evidence when her boss is found dead in the office on the morning following a late night of working together. Cheryl?s only alibi is a man she met at a bar that same night, after she left her boss's office, and she appeals to Michael to find him. With only a first name and vague description to go by, Michael and K.I.T.T. set out to locate "Marty", and convince him to testify on Cheryl's behalf. But when Marty is finally found, it's clear he's also involved in a serious problem -- corporate embezzlement. Michael must first sort through Marty's problems -- including an intimidating boss who has forced Marty to juggle the books to cover up his own dishonesty, and two very determined investigators who are convinced Marty is guilty -- before Michael can unravel Cheryl's mystery.

Beautiful socialite Marie Elena Casafranca hires the Knight Foundation to protect her father ? President of the San Mirada republic ? from political assassins during a ?good will? tour of the U.S. The lead suspect is Rudolpho Del Fuego, a jealous advisor to the country?s former dictator. Del Fuego and his American partner, Henry Burns, plan the final details of the assassination, at a chic Malibu party, where they assume they are safe from eavesdroppers. However, Micki, an unsuspecting guest, unwittingly overhears them and becomes their first victim. Michael rescues Micki from a near fatal fall, only to discover the result is a severe case of amnesia. Michael and K.I.T.T. race against time to restore Micki?s memory, learn the details of the plot, and capture the assassins before they can get to Casafranca.

When the raft the survivors have been building mysteriously burns down, Michael is convinced that Jin is responsible for the sabotage, which only further escalates their rivalry. Meanwhile, Sun stuns her fellow survivors with a surprising revelation and Boone gives Sayid a warning about Shannon.

Having failed so far to find the Sangraal on any of the planets uncovered by Daniel's (Michael Shanks) research, Vala has a dream that provides SG-1 with the information they need to locate the planet. SG-1 arrives at a medieval village and is told by the local villagers that another group has already arrived and set off in search of the Sangraal, and based on the descriptions, it's obviously led by Ba al (Cliff Simon). The townspeople warn SG-1 that no one has succeeded in the quest to find the Sangraal. Undaunted, SG-1 goes to the village library and meets Osric, the keeper of the archives. Osric shows them the parchment of virtues, left by Morgan Le Fay for all those who seek the Sangraal, but Osric refuses to share the map she also left behind. However, when the Ori army arrives to convert the village and burns the contents of the library, Osric seeks out SG-1 and offers to help them find the Sangraal, having memorized the contents of Morgan Le Fay's map. SG-1 then encounters a series of obstacles a

Michael Rhodes is asked to help Lisa Wolf, who is frightened by an image of her recently drowned husband whom she believes she accidentally killed. Rhodes is strongly opposed by Linchou, brother of deceased Daniel Wolf, when he goes to the Wolf mansion run by Lisa's dominating mother-in-law. When Rhodes sees another manifestation of Daniel, he notices rope burns on his hands that denote Lisa's innocence.

Writer-director-actor Edward Burns (The Brothers McMullen, She's the One) looks at small-town ex-lovers in this low-key, blue-collar drama with atmospheric, muted-color cinematography by Emmy-winner Frank Prinzi (Northern Exposure). To the tune of Sheryl Crow's Home, Charlie (Burns) returns to his quiet seaboard hometown to win back his ex-girlfriend Claudia (Lauren Holly), whom he abandoned three years earlier. He quickly learns that she's now engaged to Michael (Jon Bon Jovi), his best buddy since elementary school. Claudia has a dull job as a waitress at a slow-paced diner, while Michael repairs autos at a local garage. Michael loves her, but Charlie's return forces her to re-examine her life. Burns commented, I wanted to do a drama about a working-class community, about the kind of people I grew up with, and take a look at what their lives are like as they hit their 30s and start to put their adolescent dreams aside. Their old hopes and dreams get rekindled, so they try and go for it one more time. And in

Michael burns his foot on a Foreman grill, so he requires the staff to work around his injury.

Michael Phelps, winner of eight gold medals in Beijing, has to eat much more than the average man to keep up with the calories he burns in a day.

A blend of screwball farce and whodunit murder mystery, this madcap period piece was the brainchild of executive producer George Lucas. In 1939, Penny Henderson (Mary Stuart Masterson) is the harried general secretary and de facto manager of a new fourth radio network, WBN. On the night that the Chicago station goes live on the air, a mysterious voice interrupts, and a series of murders soon follows, each one described by the same sonorous phantom. While Penny and her staff desperately try to keep WBN's roster of shows afloat during the unfolding crisis, her estranged husband Roger (Brian Benben), a staff writer, becomes the chief suspect. Roger is forced to dodge a detective, Lieutenant Cross (Michael Lerner), find the real killer, win Penny back, and perform last-minute script rewrites for an unhappy sponsor. As the backstage hysteria reaches a fever pitch, the show goes on with real-life radio-era pros such as George Burns and Rosemary Clooney. Although never explicitly pointed out in the film, Radioland M