The ongoing ratings battle between 'Dancing With the Stars' and 'American Idol' will likely end in a photo finish.

According to Variety, ABC has set the final episode of 'Dancing' season 10 on the same night as 'American Idol''s final performance night -- Tue., May 25. 'Dancing''s two-hour episode will begin at 9PM ET, while 'Idol' is expected to begin one hour earlier, at 8PM ET.

Meanwhile, ABC has set finale dates for other top-tier shows, including 'Grey's Anatomy,' which will end its current season on Thu., May 20. That same week will host the finales of 'Castle,' (May 17) 'V,' (May 18) and comedies 'The Middle,' 'Modern Family' and 'Cougar Town,' on May 19.

Rumors are abound that former Miss USA Tara Conner may be hosting an updated version of Singled Out, the popular match-making game that aired on MTV in the '90s and was hosted by Jenny McCarthy and Chris Hardwick (Carmen Electra later took McCarthy's place on the series). The original series had a group of fifty men and fifty women who were slowly whittled down to one person based on the preferences of the contestant, who could not see the other players.

All we know right now is that Conner has been chosen for a new project at MTV. Whether or not it's an updated version of Singled Out is unknown.

[via TV Filter]

Today is a day for rejoicing, at least TV show-wise: two of the most vile shows on television are saying bye-bye.

Both ElimiDate and Blind Date are not coming back next season. ElimiDate hasn't been renewed at all, and while Blind Date has been renewed in 90% of the country for next season, they are just going to show repeats.

And mind you, there are 1300 episodes of Blind Date! Yikes. Get your TiVos and VCRs ready to record them, so you can watch the show over and over and over and over again when the reruns stop.