TV Show Guide For July 18, 2013 (Thursday)

TV Guide today! What TV shows will you be watching tonight, Thursday, July 18, 2013? Here is the list for your complete TV guide. Happy watching!

Note: All times are EST.

8:00 PM

Wipeout (“Newlyweds: Love and Other Wipeouts”) – Twelve just-married couples tackle obstacles that include the Cradle of Tough Love and the Honeymoon in Paree. (ABC)

Mandela: Freedom’s Father – This journey through the life and times of Nelson Mandela brings together exclusive video and interviews with celebrities such as Alfre Woodard, Blair Underwood and Nelson Mandela biographer, Richard Stengel. (BET)

E! News – Giuliana Rancic and the “E! News” team cover the top entertainment stories of the day. (E!)

The Willis Clan (“Roots”) – Training for the World Championship of Irish Dance. (GAC)

Project Runway (“Road to the Runway Season 12?) – Introducing designers from the upcoming season of “Project Runway.” (Lifetime)

Big Time Rush (“Big Time Break Out”) – After being told that boy bands always break up after their third album, the boys compete to find solo gigs. (Nick)

XOX Betsey Johnson [SEASON FINALE] (“Betsey Takes Tokyo”) – The women take a relaxing trip to Tokyo, where Betsey finds inspiration in the Harajuku fashion scene; Lulu shares her true feelings with her mother. (Style)

The Hero (“Endurance”) – Contestants test their skills with primitive weapons and navigate an underground cave; the contestants fight to prove who is the most heroic. (TNT)

Summer Camp (“S’more Drama”) – The men believe there is a rat among them after a rogue vote is revealed. (USA Network)

9:00 PM

Project Runway [SEASON PREMIERE] (“Sky’s the Limit”) – The designers arrive on the runway of an airfield; the designers must use parachute material to create a look that will help define their aesthetic. (Lifetime)

Motive (“Detour”) – Flynn and Vega investigate the murder of a mortgage broker. (ABC)

Big Brother – The houseguests vote to evict a fellow cast member; the contestants compete for the role of head of household. (CBS)

The Winner Is (“Million Dollar Surprise”) – Six acts perform for the panel of music experts. (NBC)

Hell’s Kitchen (“4 Chefs Compete”) – The chefs must use sight, taste and smell to identify ingredients in a dish and re-create it, with the chef who comes closest earning a shopping spree and time with Chef Ramsay; Ramsay sends two chefs home. (FOX)

Intervention [SERIES FINALE] (“Eric”) – A father blames himself for the state of his son, a junkie who hustles and steals to earn enough money for his next fix. (A&E)

Farm Kings (“King for a Week”) – Dan is head of Freedom Farms for a week. (GAC)

ET on OWN (“High in Hollywood Uncovered”) – Celebrities who struggle with addiction. (OWN)

Degrassi (“All I Wanna Do”) – Clare is determined to remain a regular girl despite her illness; Alli is missing her BF while in Paris; Tristan looks for a bro. (Teen Nick)

Burn Notice (“All or Nothing”) – Michael and Fiona pose as hackers to steal information for Sonya; Sam and Jesse help Barry find a former girlfriend. (USA Network)

L.A. Hair (“Career Suicide”) – Kim demotes Anthony to assistant as punishment for disrespecting her mother; Naja and Leah battle over a mani-pedi station. (WE tv)

9:30 PM

Anger Management (“Charlie and the Cheating Patient”) – Charlie suspects Jen’s boyfriend is cheating on her with his patient; Nolan’s apartment gets robbed. (FX)

Property Wars (“Scott’s Leaky Faucet”) – Doug bets aggressively on a home; a multi-unit rental property is up for auction. (Discovery)

10:00 PM

Rookie Blue (“Poison Pill”) – When an arrest reveals that drugs contaminated with a deadly bacteria have hit the street, the squad rushes to control the situation; Marlo reveals a shocking secret; Dov suspects Chloe of hiding secrets. (ABC)

Hollywood Game Night (“Don’t Kill My Buzz-er”) – Contestants play party games with celebrities Valerie Bertinelli, Cheryl Hines, Sarah Chalke, Yvette Nicole Brown, Rob Riggle and Matthew Morrison. (NBC)

Beyond Scared Straight (“St. Clair County, Ill.”) – Ferocious killer Hustle Man attacks an at-risk teen who refuses to comb another prison inmate’s chest hair. (A&E)

Showville (“Hugo, Oklahoma”) – Hugo, Okla., locals audition for a talent show. (AMC)

Will & Kate Plus One – Close friends and royal insiders give insight into the backgrounds and potential parenting skills of Prince William and Kate Middleton. (CNN)

Wilfred (“Delusion”) – Wilfred forces Ryan to collaborate on a birthday gift for Jenna. (FX)

Sullivan & Son (“Rumspringa”) – Steve’s morals are tested when an innocent Amish girl enters the bar on her Rumspringa; Ok Cha becomes addicted to the power of her new credit card. (TBS)

Wedding Island (“The Last Luckiest Day of the Century. Maybe.”) – Sandy has booked two weddings on the same day; Sandy faces demanding bride Jessica; couple Dwayne and Rodney rely on Sandy not only as their wedding planner but as their minister as well. (TLC)

Graceland (“Hair of the Dog”) – Mike convinces Bello to steal from a drug cartel; Briggs helps Charlie cover up bad decisions. (USA Network)

House of Curves (“Fat Chance in New York”) – Kenyatta seeks to wow New York’s plus-size fashion world. The conflict between Kendra and Kenyatta comes to a head. (WE tv)

Late Night Shows

The Daily Show With Jon Stewart is joined by Author Sarah Vowell. (11:00 PM, Comedy Central)

Chelsea Lately has Snoop Lion, promoting Turbo, his Reincarnated project and Snoopify app; Thomas Dale; Kerri Kenney-Silver; James Davis. (11:00 PM, E!)

Conan welcomes Jeff Garlin; Olivia Munn. (11:00 PM, TBS)

The Colbert Report features Actor Jeff Bridges. (11:30 PM, Comedy Central)

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno has Actor Anthony Hopkins; comic Amy Schumer; Robert Randolph and the Family Band perform. (11:35 PM, NBC)

Late Show With David Letterman welcomes Actor Liev Schreiber; comic Adam Newman; Cold War Kids perform. (11:35 PM, CBS)

Late Night With Jimmy Fallon is joined by Actor Ryan Reynolds; comic Bob Saget; Fall Out Boy performs; Michael Winslow performs with The Roots. (12:35 AM, NBC)

The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson features Actor Jeffrey Tambor; Cristela Alonzo performs. (12:35 AM, CBS)