TV Guide listings for Wednesday! What TV shows will you be watching tonight, Wednesday, April 30, 2014? Here is the list for your complete TV show guide. Happy TV watching!
Note: All TV show guide times are EST.
7:00 PM
NBA Basketball [LIVE] (“Dallas Mavericks at San Antonio Spurs”) – Western Conference First Round, game 5. From the AT&T Center in San Antonio. (TNT)
8:00 PM
Survivor: Cagayan (“Chaos Is My Friend”) – A castaway’s bidding strategy at an auction could pay off; a castaway tries to secure his safety by showing off his idol. (CBS)
American Idol XIII [LIVE] (“5 Finalists Perform”) – The top five finalists perform for the judges; guest mentor Jason Mraz. (FOX)
The Middle (“The Optimist”) – Sue frantically tries to earn a college scholarship for when she graduates high school in two years; Frankie hopes to correct a mistake at work without her boss finding out; Brick demands a formal apology from Mike after a misunderstanding. (ABC)
Revolution (“$ … Happens”) – Miles is separated from the group during a confrontation with Texas rangers; Neville demands information about Jason’s location; Aaron makes a discovery. (NBC)
Arrow (“City of Blood”) – Diggle and Felicity go to extremes to keep Oliver from surrendering to Slade; Thea thinks about leaving town; Laurel goes after Sebastian Blood again. (The CW)
Melissa & Joey (“Accidents Will Happen”) – Mel gets surprising news from her doctor, but is not sure if the timing is right to share it with Joe; Ryder forms a study group with an attractive student and the class genius. (ABC Family)
The Face (“Press Your Luck”) – The models are caught off guard and one loses face with her coach; the models must deliver a speech for the press. (Oxygen)
Who Wore It Better? – Favorite celebs with the same look and inside information on how celebs end up in the same exact dress. (E!)
8:30 PM
Suburgatory (“Dalia Nicole Smith”) – When Dalia is rejected from the only college she applied to, Dallas is determined to help her daughter find her calling; George and Tessa go on a double date. (ABC)
Baby Daddy (“From Here to Paternity”) – Riley turns to a high-school yearbook to search for her biological father; Tucker believes his father’s uptight demeanor is the reason for his parents’ divorce. (ABC Family)
9:00 PM
Modern Family (“Sleeper”) – Phil cannot handle the stress when he tells Claire an elaborate lie; Gloria is tasked with organizing this year’s family portrait; Jay covertly enters Stella in a dog show. (ABC)
Criminal Minds (“Fatal”) – When people are killed by arsenic poisoning and handwritten death threats are found, the team pursues a suspect fascinated by Greek mythology; Hotch is worried about participating in a Career Day at Jack’s school. (CBS)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (“Post-Mortem Blues”) – Sgt. Olivia Benson is investigated by Internal Affairs after William Lewis’ death; as pressure mounts, Olivia has to choose between her convictions and her badge. (NBC)
The 100 (“Contents Under Pressure”) – Abby helps Clarke with a dangerous procedure in hope of saving one of their own; Kane starts to feel guilty about his decisions. (The CW)
Million Dollar Listing New York (“I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghosts”) – Luis’ overachieving nature may drive away his seller; Fredrik learns to deal with delicate egos; Ryan finds himself in an eerie townhouse. (Bravo)
Preachers’ Daughters (“Hallowed Be My Name”) – Megan goes on a camping trip with boys; the Koloff girls throw Teryn a bachelorette party; Taylor worries about losing both of her parents; Kenny and Monique confront Tori. (Lifetime)
9:30 PM
NBA Basketball [LIVE] (“Portland Trail Blazers at Houston Rockets”) – Western Conference First Round, game 5. From the Toyota Center in Houston. (TNT)
Mixology (“Liv & Jim”) – Liv is forced to confront the consequences of her actions when her fiance shows up at the bar; after an argument with Cal and Tom, Bruce hangs out with a new group of guys. (ABC)
Tyler Perry’s For Better or Worse (“How Many Women”) – Angela and Leslie want to know how many past partners Marcus and Joseph have had. (OWN)
10:00 PM
Nashville (“Your Good Girl’s Gonna Go Bad”) – Scarlett’s breakdown drives everyone to pin blame on each other; Juliette turns to Avery but finds him preoccupied by Scarlett. (ABC)
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (“Kitty”) – The FBI’s Cyber Crime Division works with the CSIs as they investigate the murder of a prominent casino owner’s wife. (CBS)
The Americans (“Yousaf”) – A new mission with international stakes; Stan makes a discovery that could put the FBI hot on the trail of Illegals. (FX)
Chicago PD (“8:30 PM”) – As Voight and his team search for the bombers, they realize there might be more bombs set to detonate; Burgess’ niece fights for her life. (NBC)
Flipping Out (“No Respect”) – Jenni tries to restore order in the office; Jeff must calm his clients; Jeff plans a team-building retreat. (Bravo)
The Soup (“The Soup Goes to Washington DC”) – Descending upon the capitol; journalist Jake Tapper; actress Katie Lowes. (E!)
Restaurant: Impossible (“Bummed Out”) – The animosity between the owners and the staff at Bumbinos Italian Ristorante in Orange City, Fla., is killing their business. (Food Network)
Legit (“Weekend”) – Steve has a revelation about his ex-wife when his daughter visits; Jim is forced into the role of a parent while Steve is out on a bender. (FXX)
Bring It! [SEASON FINALE] (“The Finale: Battle Royale”) – The Dancing Dolls prepare for the Stand Battle Royale; the dancers feel pressure to perform in front of professional dancers and choreographers; Camryn and Crystianna audition for a performing arts school; Sunjai makes the stand battle squad. (Lifetime)
Unusually Thicke (“The Thickenator”) – Alan is asked to be the spokesman for a male enhancement pill. (TV Guide)
Hot in Cleveland (“Rusty Banks Rides Again”) – When Victoria wants an Oscar nomination, her friends try to convince Academy members to consider her. (TV Land)
10:30 PM
The Soul Man (“Daddy Issues”) – Barton takes Boyce and Stamps on a road trip to Colorado; Lolli gives Kim advice about raising children. (TV Land)
Deal With It (“Bob Saget and Chuey Martinez”) – Double Date: a blind date for one contestant and her sister. Dirty Vegetables: Bob Saget’s new book “Dirty Daddy” inspires bizarre behavior from a contestant who ducks for cover. (TBS)
Ali G: Rezurection (“Farm”) – Borat discovers American politics; Ali G interviews Pat Buchanan. (FXX)
Triptank (“Ahhh, Serenity”) – A magical wheelchair takes a child on a debauched trip to Paris; Dick Genie helps Billy pursue his crush; Freddy Krueger turns wet dreams into wet nightmares. (Comedy Central)
11:00 PM
Catfish Untold Stories Special (“Part 1?) – Resolved tales from the past told by the people who lived them. (MTV)
Boss Under Fire [SEASON PREMIERE] (“Wicks Brewing Company”) – The owner of Wicks Brewing Company faces a staff walkout unless he can change his brash and over-the-top micromanaging ways. (Food Network)
12:00 AM
The Wendy Williams Show (“Backstreet Boys!”) – Backstreet Boys’ Nick Carter and New Kids on the Block’s Jordan Knight; Nicole Murphy (“Hollywood Exes”); a chance to win a trip to the U.S. Virgin Islands. (BET)
At Midnight – Baron Vaughn; Rove McManus; Adam Cayton-Holland. (Comedy Central)
Late Night TV Shows
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart is joined by Martin Gilens and Benjamin Page. (11:00 PM, Comedy Central)
Chelsea Lately welcomes Actress Helen Hunt. (11:00 PM, E!)
Conan features Actor Seth Green; comedian Dave Attell; band O.A.R. (11:00 PM, TBS)
The Colbert Report has Actress Audra McDonald. (11:30 PM, Comedy Central)
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon is joined by Actor David Spade; actress Sophia Bush; The Both performs. (11:35 PM, NBC)
Late Show With David Letterman welcomes Actor Kiefer Sutherland; author Adam Resnick; Benjamin Booker performs. (11:35 PM, CBS)
Jimmy Kimmel Live features Comic Kathy Griffin; actor Tony Hale; Franz Ferdinand performs. (11:35 PM, ABC)
Late Night With Seth Meyers has Actress Lucy Liu; former Rep. Barney Frank; Parquet Courts performs. (12:35 AM, NBC)
The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson is joined by Comic Jim Gaffigan; actress Rachael Taylor. (12:35 AM, CBS)
Last Call With Carson Daly welcomes Director Marc Webb; The Colourist performs. (1:35 AM, NBC)