TV Recaps Highlights

On ‘American Digger’, Ric Savage and his team are in North Carolina to find artifacts from the slavery era. Ric finds that many homeowners don’t want him to dig up memories of slavery, but he believes history shouldn’t be swept under the rug. He finds a place to dig, and discovers a servant tag – a tag with a number that slaves were forced to wear.

Tony Hale stopped by “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” to talk about his new show, “Veep,” but Jimmy got him talking about his other show, “Arrested Development.” The series is coming back for a 10-episode-long fourth season on Netflix and begins filming this summer. Hale said he doesn’t know what the plot will be, adding “ ... so much happened in my character’s life in two-and-a-half years of that show. My hand was bit off by a seal. I dated Liza Minelli."

On the “Late Show,” Betty White talked aging, and shocked host David Letterman in the process. She said she feels great at age 90, but doesn’t like that gravity has taken over, grabbing her breasts to demonstrate. Letterman responded with, “What were you doing to yourself just then … what was that maneuver?” Betty played it cool, saying, “Nothing.” The star also chatted about her recent Friars Club Roast, hosted by Barbara Walters.

On “Revenge,” the death of Amanda’s childhood dog moves her to kiss Jack, who still doesn’t know she’s really his long-lost friend Amanda. Ashley catches the duo in the act, watching from outside Emily’s window. Meanwhile, Nolan is tracking the mysterious “White-Haired Man” via hidden cameras he planted in the man’s home. Nolan realizes the footage isn’t live, but pre-recorded. The “White Haired Man” then surprises Nolan and strangles him in the episode’s final seconds.

On ‘Duck Dynasty’, the Robertson family finds a wild alligator underneath some clutter in their yard, and they have different ideas about how to get him out. Willie’s father says he’ll take care of it, and doesn’t think the alligator is something to be afraid of. Willie tries poking at the gator with a gold club, then comes up with a more promising plan – a piece of raw chicken on a string on the end of the stick. The gator bites the chicken, and Willie is able to drag it off.

It’s “Storage Wars” meets “Hot in Cleveland.” The actual auctioneers from A&E’s ‘Storage Wars,' Dan and Laura, guest on the TVLand show. Victoria starred in an adult-diaper commercial that’s proving embarrassing, so she buys a unit hoping she’ll make a discovery that would give people something else to remember her by. She does – she finds a letter written by Abraham Lincoln.

On “Toddlers and Tiaras,” the pageant theme is “America’s Genuine Jewel.” Adding confusion to the theme is the theme within the theme, “All Around the World.” The contestants have to pick a country to represent, and Damitri’ana might not have done enough research on her country of choice. A judge didn't think her costume was authentic, but her mom defended the choice, saying, “It does have feathers."

For Grant’s final investigation on “Ghost Hunters,” the team investigates the inn that he and fellow team member Jason own, and a door mysteriously opens behind an investigator. The door has been closed all night. The team’s sensors go off and they hear noises, and at one point – one investigator swears something was “standing right behind” him.

On “Don’t Trust the B- in Apt. 23,” June seeks out sex advice from Chloe and, per usual, Chloe has a unique idea: watching her and James Van Der Beek’s sex tape for tips. One problem -- June accidentally donated the sex tape to her church after spring cleaning. June’s pastor sold the tape to a porn studio, which then tries to work out a deal with James. He agrees, only to release his tape at the same time as a Prince Harry sex tape, completely stealing his thunder.

On ‘American Idol,’ Phillip Phillips closed the show with a performance for the ladies. He sang Bob Seger’s “We’ve Got Tonight” -- a song chosen for him by ‘Idol’ mentor Jimmy Iovine. The top three each sang a song chosen for them by the judges, one they chose themselves and one chosen by Iovine. Phil got a standing ovation, with Randy Jackson calling it “the perfect song at the perfect time.” There was also video of the contestants’ hometown visits – Phillip cried.

On ‘American Idol,’ the top three perform three times each. Jessica Sanchez was, in Randy Jackson’s words -- “bold.” She chose to sing an Aerosmith song in front of judge Steven Tyler. She belted “I Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing,” and Tyler actually loved the performance, which judge Jennifer Lopez says is rare. “I don’t think he’s ever said one good thing,” she says of when other contestants have performed Tyler’s tunes.

On “Modern Family,” it’s all about honesty. First, Gloria and Jay decide they need to be honest with each other when it comes to their relationship, until Jay confesses that he can’t stand how loud Gloria is all the time. A fight ensues, but Gloria decides to whisper her half of the argument. Meanwhile, Phil struggles with firing Mitchell from his part time work at the realty firm, and Mitchell can’t seem to tell Phil he actually wants to quit.

Host of "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette" Chris Harrison was Kelly’s guest host on "Live with Kelly!" today. Kelly kicked off the show with a bang asking Harrison if ABC had ever asked him to be "The Bachelor". He says the show would be in big trouble if he was ever "The Bachelor". Considering his first thought for a date idea, an R.E.M. concert, we might have to agree. He told Kelly he hasn't been on a date in 22 years. Harrison recently split from his wife of 18 years.

Arsenio Hall made an appearance with the ladies of "The View", and some of the things he said had to be muted. He accused former "Celebrity Apprentice" rival Aubrey O'Day of taking pictures of black penises she had been with, saying she prefers black men. He also said that she slept with a white man, but he used a 'sock' for protection. Aubrey O'Day denied the allegations on Twitter.

A Chicago area high school baseball coach got hit in the head with a line drive and that may have saved his life. Because when coach Steven Lesniak went the hospital, doctors found that he had a life threatening aneurysm. Lesniak underwent brain surgery to treat the aneurysm. He says he is thankful and things are looking up for the future. Doctors say Lesniak's aneurysm was unusually large and would have resulted in stroke or death had it not been treated.