On TV the week of December 31st, 2012

The auction specialists travel to the “Property & Evidence Room,” a massive monthly auction in Los Angeles that sells lost, seized and unclaimed personal property culled from over a dozen airports and police departments around the country including JFK Airport, Newark Airport, the L.A.P.D., and the City of New Orleans. With thousands of expensive and rare items including fine jewelry, designer clothes, furs, and even gold bullion, the potential for uncovering a hidden jackpot is high.

The ladies leave for Tahiti but drama follows them across the seas when Tami confronts Kesha. Royce and her boyfriend hit a bump in the road when they meet with her dad, which results in a teary confrontation.

It's Election Day and the team hopes that a last-second endorsement from the President will be enough to bring them victory.

The stakes are raised when the final four contestants are asked to create tribute tattoos to Michael Jackson, judged by his brother, Jermaine Jackson.

Jason and Bethenny are back in NYC and very much back to the business at hand -- getting their apartment renovated and making sure they have a place to sleep. With Julie leaving, Bethenny wants Jason to come onboard, but every time she tries to push him to make a final decision, there always seems to be a reason not to. With the stress building day-by-day, Bethenny indulges in a little NYC R&R -- a night out with Jake and a yoga class with Nick that has her worried more than ever about his health.

Pranks include a runaway scooter, swinging seniors, fresh sushi, tramp stamps, Wink Martindale's frustrations and Betty's pinup secrets.

Pranks include a booty call, noxious nun, blow-up blonde, supermarket limbo, Batman's missing Robin, wayward wallet and Betty's pearls of wisdom.

It is Mother’s Day weekend and Homeland Security informs Frank that the city is on high alert for a terrorist attack in the next 24 hours, the weapon is a biological flu virus with no vaccine. Frank and Mayor Poole disagree on how to handle the situation, Frank wanting to keep it quiet and not cause panic, and the Mayor wanting to go public. The mayor agrees to give Frank 6 hours to locate and detain the terrorists. Ultimately, through a routine traffic stop, The NYPD finds the terrorists and is able to prevent the attack. Meanwhile Danny and Jamie are at odds over a collar, a perp Danny identified to Jamie’s unit, and Jamie happened to see and arrest him. Once in custody, the perp Leo offers up information to Danny on a 2 year old cold case of his, a tip about a missing 4 year old boy that still haunts Danny. Leo’s information leads Danny and Jackie to a former garage attendant in the boy’s building who they discover also disappeared around the same time as the boy. By tracking the kidnapper’s mother on Mother’s Day they are led to his current whereabouts, and they discover he and his girlfriend have been raising the child as there own for the past two years. Danny and Jackie bring the boy home to his real mother alive and well. The Reagans sit down to their Sunday, Mother’s Day dinner and dote on Linda and Erin, and honor Mary’s memory as well.

Tina starts hanging out with bad girl Tammy (guest star Jenny Slate, "Saturday Night Live") in an effort to get closer to Jimmy Junior (H. Jon Benjamin).

Brennan and Booth head out to Los Angeles to consult on the production of "Bone of Contention," a film based on Brennan's latest book and the work of the Jeffersonian team. While on set, Brennan intervenes after finding flaws with the actors' performances, not to mention the film's total disregard for science. Then she discovers that the prop cadaver being used is an actual murder victim, forcing her and Booth to launch an investigation that has real-world consequences in the land of make-believe. Meanwhile, Booth is offered a job on the studio lot, and embarrassing information is revealed about Cam's past.

It's ship ahoy when the Cajun Pawn Stars jump on board a houseboat on the bayou. Will the guys decide this floating flophouse is worth a wave of cash or will they send this deal adrift? Then, Johnnie and Yankee check out a legendary American car--a '66 Ford Mustang. In extremely rough shape, will Johnnie see the potential and pony-up an offer or will things sputter out before they get started? And later, a rare Civil War document marches into the shop detailing the history of a Texas cavalry sharpshooter. Will Jimmie hit the bulls-eye and score or will this deal blow up in his face?

Two teams of builders, Honest Charley and Down Industries race the clock and each other to rebuild a Ford Thunderbird.

When the murder of an Army veteran puts Beckett on the trail of the man who shot her, Castle must decide how much he's willing to sacrifice to keep her safe. As secrets are revealed and feelings are put on the table, the lives of the detectives at the 12th Precinct may never be the same.