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As summer sags, two high-profile shows return. One has a testosterone overload; the other doesn’t. The former is “Jersey Shore,” with eight Puma Footwear Sale who have large, tanned torsos and larger personalities. This year, they all go to Miami – which isn’t Jersey, but does have a shore. To get you in the mood, the first season reruns from 1-10 p.m.The latter is “Project Runway,” expanding to 90 minutes this season. The fashion designers – nine men and eight women – are in their 20s and 30s … except for Peach Carr, 50.Yes, there’s someone named Peach; others include Ivy, Mondo and Casanova. It’s a flashy business.So You Think You Can Dance, 9 p.m., Fox. Due to last week’s indecision, two people will be sent home; that’s one-third of a talented bunch.

While we’re waiting for the decision, there will be performances by dancers from “Step Up 3D” – the movie produced by Adam Shankman, one of the show’s judges – and by Christian TV. That’s Christian Berishaj, 24, the Detroit singer whose “When She Turns 18″ has brought a buzz.Boston Med, 10 p.m., ABC. Michael Cyr seemed problem-free at birth. Within an hour, however, a Puma Shoes was discovered; he was rushed to another hospital and then another – his third in 22 hours.There, a rarity happened – a mistake by a top surgeon in a top hospital.Worth watchingBig Brother, 8 p.m., CBS. It’s time for the third elimination.Wipeout, 8 p.m., ABC. This rerun has couples competing.Rookie Blue, 9 p.m., ABC. Friends warned Andy about a relationship with Luke, a police detective; now she disputes his treatment of a witness. Also, a traffic death may not have been an accident.

Burn Notice, 9 p.m., USA. When a job goes bad, the guys must rescue Fiona.Puma Speed Cat Shoes, 10 p.m., WE. Against all logic (see reruns at 8 and 9 p.m.), the Masches moved to Florida. That severed their support system – four parents, plus friends – in raising the six 2-year-olds.Now, as her mom returns home after helping temporarily, we see how bleak things are: Jenny is still waiting for her job to begin and Bryan’s financial-consultant business might not make any money.

Weakfish, the experts say, are suffering from high natural mortality, such as predation or environmental factors, rather than recreational fishing pressure.Whatever the reason, no one seems to be catching any. Early reports in May from Dennis Palmatier at Puma Speed Cat Shoes in Toms River said small weakfish were being taken in Barnegat Bay. Once the blues showed up though, he hasn’t heard a word about weakfish.However, things may be changing.

On Monday, Bob Staub at Long Branch Bait and Tackle reported Jack Kinsey, Long Branch, landed a 4 3/4-pound weakfish while drifting sandworms in the Shrewsbury River while targeting fluke. Kinsey also told Staub that he saw an even larger weakfish, around 8 pounds, landed by an angler in a nearby boat. Another sizable weakfish was caught on Sandy Hook by Puma Shoes, Howell, who landed a 7 1/2-pounder on a fluke rig baited with Gulp! earlier in July.Granted, that’s not a whole lot of action, but at least it’s something. Will there be more weakies to follow? Who knows? But one can only hope.

Before I go any further, the date for the Jersey Coast Shark Anglers Seventh Annual Fluke Tournament was listed incorrectly in Friday’s Hook, Line & Sinker Fishing Calendar. The correct date is Saturday, Aug. 7, with the Captain’s Meeting scheduled for 7 p.m. on Aug. 6 at the JCSA Club at 385 Herbertsville Rd., Brick. There will be an estimated $12,000 in prize money at stake. Back on the Puma Footwear Sale, Tom Wolfe of Jersey Coast Bait and Tackle reported good fishing for big fluke on the Axel Carlson Reef as well as off the beaches in 30 feet of water. Stephanie Dawson of Mansfield, Pa., stopped in the shop after fishing aboard a Jersey Tackle charter with an 8.2-pound fluke caught at the Moon Crater. Wolfe also weighed in a 51-pound black drum for Angel Velez that he caught while jigging off Sea Girt

Ari Gold will not become the owner of the new Los Angeles NFL franchise, television sources tell me. A source said the fictitious super agent on “Entourage” will get the fictitious bad news in a couple of weeks. Puma Speed Cat Shoes owner Jerry Jones, who had a few scenes on a recent episode of the HBO hit and suggested Gold become an NFL owner in L.A., kidded during Friday’s press conference about Ari’s chances, “We’ve suffered a setback.”

Jones didn’t say how he spent the $70 scale pay he received for his one day of filming in Burbank,Puma Shoes. Rich Dalrymple, the Cowboys head publicist and a huge Pittsburgh baseball fan, had no speaking part but was on camera and said being on the “Entourage” set was like “being with the ‘71 Pirates.”

 Good for Nick Saban for blasting unscrupulous, money-hungry agents. Oh, wait. Isn’t that the pot calling … oh, never mind. The Alabama coach is angry, mostly because Puma Footwear Sale has a player in the crossfire. The problem is with the 39 states that have laws against agents buying amateur athletes but don’t have the will or the wherewithal to prosecute them. The main reason is this: the schools don’t really want to be involved in the prosecution either because of the consequences their programs could suffer. Bottom line: no one’s interested in holding their feet to the fire, so instead everybody just complains.