It’s another week of television shows coming at you and we’re here to help. Here’s a break down by night of what you need to be sure to catch and what’s going on this week, May 7 - May 11:

Monday:
Heroes: 9-10pm on NBC; The Hard Part: Hiro and Ando are even more determined to save the world after seeing the grim future; Nathan takes steps to win the election; Thompson (Eric Roberts) brings someone new into the organization; and Sylar visits his mom (Ellen Greene). Check out the preview video for tonight’s episode.

24: 9-10pm on Fox; It’s now 2 AM in “24″ land. Doyle leads a CTU tactical team to a location thought to be Cheng’s safe house, and Lennox and Daniels concoct a plan to feed disinformation to the Russians.

Dancing with the Stars: 8-9:30pm on ABC; This will be the eigth-round competition and includes a ballroom dance and a Latin dance from each couple. Check out the rest of our Dancing with the Stars coverage.

The Bachelor: 9:30-11:00pm on ABC; Andy travels around the country to meet the families of the four finalists. In Connecticut, Daniell’s protective family grills him, while Bevin tells him a dark secret in Seattle. In Washington, D.C., Andy struggles to impress Tessa’s family and win her heart. And in Texas, Amber is worried that an aunt won’t show up at her family’s meeting with Andy. Back in L.A., there are roses for just three of the bachelorettes, and tears for one. Check out the rest of our The Bachelor coverage.

Real Wedding Crashers: 10-11:00pm on NBC; Pranks at the wedding of a Las Vegas couple include a tanning-salon debacle and a talentless wedding singer.

Tuesday:
American Idol: 8-9pm on Fox; Last week we saw both Chris Richardson and Phil Stacey get sent home. This week we’ll see the Top 4 perform to hits from the BeeGees and they’ll do so with the assistance of Barry Gibb. Check out the rest of our American Idol coverage

House: 9-10pm on Fox; A 19yr old coughs up blood and her condition soon deteriorates. House surmises that her body is confused and thinks she has an infection, though none can be found. He clings to the diagnosis more stubbornly than usual, and behaves oddly in other ways, too. Meanwhile, Foreman makes his resignation official, and House treats a patient who’s cheating on his vegan girlfriend, with another food group.

Dancing with the Stars: 9-10pm on ABC; The eighth round results are in! Also: Nelly Furtado performs “All Good Things” and “I’m Like a Bird”. Maksim Chmerkovskiy participates in a dance-off against his brother Val. Jimmy Kimmel demonstrates the waltz. Check out the rest of our Dancing with the Stars coverage.

Wednesday:
American Idol: 9-10pm on Fox; We’ll find out who will become this season’s #4 place and go home. Barry Gibbs will also be performing. Check out the rest of our American Idol coverage

Lost: 10-11pm on ABC; The Brig: Ben begrudgingly begins to let Locke in on the island’s secrets. The first one involves the mysterious Jacob. Meanwhile, Juliet’s secret is out. Flashbacks follow Ben back to a more youthful age.

Thursday:
Survivor: Fiji: 8-9pm on CBS; Another player is voted off at tribal council. check out the rest of our Survivor Fiji coverage.

CSI: 9-10pm on CBS; The Good, the Bad, & the Dominatrix: Grissom investigates when a sadistic client tries to murder Lady Heather, who makes the probe more difficult when she refuses to name her attacker. Also, Grissom’s reunion with Lady Heather makes Sara uneasy.

The Office: 8:35-9:15pm on NBC; Beach Games: When Michael is considered for a corporate position, he squires his staffers to Lake Scranton, where he puts them through challenges on the beach a la “Survivor” to name his replacement at Dunder-Mifflin. Pam doesn’t enter the competitions, but must bear witness to Jim and Karen enjoying the games together.

Friday:
Grey’s Anatomy: 8-9:00pm on ABC; While the residents treat three injured mountain climbers, the interns take their first-year medical exams. Meanwhile, Callie grows more suspicious of George and Izzie, and Cristina struggles to write her marriage vows.

The Soup: 10-10:30 on E!; This is a great show that recaps the week’s entertainment news and non-news with great commentary by Joel McHale. He’s the supervisor character from those Burger King commercials set in an office. Don’t let that discourage you though, he’s really funny.

Check back here on Friday for my Weekend Movie Preview Lineup to see what your options will be.

Okay, that’s my set of Don’t Miss Shows for this week, May 7 - May 11.

Have another show to add? Send me a message and let me know what else you think should be on this list.