In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Q: "The Bachelor" (8 p.m. EST on ABC) season finale In the sure-to-be-controversial season finale, Ben prepares to make one of the most difficult choices of his life. His search for love is now narrowed down to two very different women -- Courtney and Lindzi -- and he seems to be falling in love with both of them. After being rejected by Ashley on last season's "The Bachelorette," will he now find the love he had hoped to find with her? After having his family meet both women in Zermatt, Switzerland, and under immense pressure, he must make one final decision that could change his life forever. 
  
 "Alcatraz" (9 p.m. EST on Fox) Clarence Montgomery (guest star Mahershala Ali), the only innocent man in Alcatraz, returns to present day, but is now committing crimes. Why? You'll have to tune in to find out. 
  
 "Smash" (10 p.m. EST on NBC) Ivy faces major problems as her voice begins to fail her. Julia struggles to avoid Michael (guest star Will Chase). Eileen explores her inner hipster at a downtown dive bar with her new pal Ellis (doesn't that sound so horrifying that you have to see it?), while Karen books a side gig at a bar mitzvah on Long Island. 
  
 "Cougar Town" (8.30 p.m. EST on ABC) Jules and the gang decide Bobby needs some help romancing Angie (guest star Sarah Chalke) so they launch "operation kiss-the-girl." Meanwhile, other former "Scrubs" cast turn up, as Ted (Sam Lloyd) and the Peons pass through on their way to audition at Disney World. (Though the episode is perfection from start to finish, "Scrubs" fans should make sure they don't miss the closing credits.) 
  
 "Ringer" (9 p.m. EST on The CW) Scoff all you want, the series has finally hit its soapy stride. Bridget fears that something has happened to Malcolm when she cannot get in touch with him. In an effort to find him, Bridget visits the hotel where Malcolm was staying and discover on security footage that Andrew was the last person to see Malcolm before he disappeared. Meanwhile, Siobhan admits to Henry the reason she faked her death. 
  
 "Fashion Star" (9.30 p.m. EST on NBC) special 90-minute series premiere This unique series is like "Project Runway" meets "X Factor" meets a potential shopping spree, offering viewers a chance to purchase the week's winning designs online and in stores after the show. 14 designers face celebrity mentors Jessica Simpson, Nicole Richie and John Varvatos as they compete for a chance to launch their collections in three of America's largest retailers: Macy's, H&M; and Saks Fifth Avenue. In their first challenge, the designers will be asked to design and create their signature items. After an exhilarating trip down the runway, the retailers will make on-the-spot decisions as they vie for the right to purchase and exclusively carry the work of the up-and-coming designers each week. Elle Macpherson hosts. 
  
 "Justified" (10 p.m. EST on FX) Raylan pursues a Dixie Mafia soldier who may be the key to taking down Quarles. Ava turns brutal in order to protect an imperiled prostitute. ("Supernatural" and "Deadwood" star Jim Beaver guest-stars.) 
  
 "Suburgatory" (8.30 p.m. EST on ABC) When George picks Tessa up late from school she decides to get a job working for Dallas in order to buy her own wheels. Meanwhile Dallas invites her sorority sisters to stay with her in order to celebrate the opening of her store, A Crystal Cup of Crystals; however her rival sorority sister, Tulsa (Robin Givens), decides to crash the party. 
  
 "Happy Endings" (9.30 p.m. EST on ABC) So many bad things have happened every time the friends celebrate Penny's birthday, they're wondering if her special day might be cursed. They set out to find a restaurant where they can celebrate, where one of them hasn't been banned or where someone won't run into an ex -- something that's almost impossible. 
  
 "South Park" (10 p.m. EST on Comedy Central) season premiere One of the boys had been told time and time again about leaving the toilet seat up after he went to the bathroom, but he didn't listen. His actions have consequences and ultimately result in an unimaginable catastrophe, forcing the TSA to step in to prevent it from happening again. 
  
 "Face Off" (10 p.m. EST on SyFy) season finale The three remaining artists compete in the ultimate spotlight challenge to determine who will win the competition. 
  
 "Community" (8 p.m. EST on NBC) spring premiere We've escaped the darkest timeline! Andre (guest star Malcolm Jamal Warner) proposes that he and Shirley remarry and a wedding date is set. Britta and Annie get busy planning the wedding and Jeff prepares to give a wedding speech -- while Troy and Abed get ready to be "normal" for the occasion. Meanwhile, Pierce and Shirley pitch a sandwich shop idea to Dean Pelton for the Greendale cafeteria. 
  
 "Missing" (8 p.m. EST on ABC) series premiere At 8 years of age, Michael Winstone watched as his father, CIA agent Paul Winstone (Sean Bean), was murdered. Now 10 years later, Paul's wife, Becca (Ashley Judd), is faced with the reality that her son is growing up. When Michael is afforded the opportunity to study abroad, his mother reluctantly agrees it's time to let him go. But just a few weeks into his trip, Michael disappears, and Becca immediately suspects foul play. When she arrives in Rome, she begins piecing together the clues left behind. It isn't long before the kidnappers realize they've picked a fight with the wrong woman, because Becca has a secret of her own -- before Paul's death, she was also a lethal CIA operative. 
  
 "Awake" (10 p.m. EST on NBC) Detective Michael Britten's two worlds spin out of control when his son Rex is kidnapped by an escaped convict, Cooper, a man Britten arrested 10 years ago. In his other reality, Hannah is upset that Britten cannot attend an event honoring their deceased son because he is tracking down a missing teenage boy. Clues from both worlds lead to a confrontation that calls Britten's sanity into question. 
  
 "Nikita" (8 p.m. EST on The CW) Division is in an uproar as their agents are being assassinated one by one. Amanda realizes Percy is behind the murders and is trying to undermine her authority with the other Division agents. She reluctantly calls Nikita with an offer that is hard to resist -- stop Percy and she'll give Ryan (guest star Noah Bean) back to Nikita. 
  
 "Fairly Legal" (9 p.m. EST on USA) season premiere After being fired, Kate returns to work and mediates a case between a corporation and former employee whose granddaughter claims he was exposed to harmful chemicals. Followed by the final season premiere of "In Plain Sight." 
  
 "Supernatural" (9 p.m. EST on The CW) After a ballerina is found dead from dancing herself to death, Sam and Dean look into the case and discover the ballet slippers she wore were cursed. When Dean accidentally touches the shoes the power of the curse starts to take hold of him. 
  
 "Leprechaun's Revenge" (9 p.m. EST on Syfy) original telefilm If this synopsis doesn't convince you that this is can't-miss TV, I don't know what will: Days before the annual St. Patrick's Day parade, a teenage girl unwittingly unleashes a murderous leprechaun upon the citizens of a small town. The creature goes on a violent rampage, slaughtering descendants of the original settlers who stole its gold. Now the girl and her family have four days to kill the leprechaun -- otherwise she will die from the leprechaun curse. Starring Billy Zane. 
  
 "Frozen Planet" (8 p.m. EST on Discovery) two-hour series premiere Narrated by Alec Baldwin, this documentary series will provide the ultimate portrait of our earth's polar regions, where the scale and beauty of the scenery and sheer power of the natural elements are unlike anywhere else on the planet. To capture nature's majestic power -- as well as its ultimate fragility -- the filmmakers utilized the latest cinematographic techniques and technology to capture groundbreaking imagery both above and below the ice in some of the most extreme and remote regions of our planet. 
  
 "Once Upon a Time" (8 p.m. EST on ABC) Mary Margaret hires Mr. Gold as her attorney when Emma is forced to arrest her for the suspected murder of David's wife, Kathryn. Meanwhile, back in the fairytale land that was, Prince Charming sets out to stop a determined and unhinged Snow White -- whose memory is still clouded by Rumplestiltskin's potion -- from assassinating the Evil Queen. ||||| In this undated image from video released by Harpo, Inc., host Oprah Winfrey, left, embraces Bobbi Kristina, daughter of the late singer Whitney Houston during an interview in Atlanta, Ga. The exclusive... (Associated Press) 
  
 In this undated image from video released by Harpo, Inc., host Oprah Winfrey, left, embraces Bobbi Kristina, daughter of the late singer Whitney Houston during an interview in Atlanta, Ga. The exclusive... (Associated Press) 
  
 In her first interview since Whitney Houston's death, daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown said she's "doing as good as I possibly can" and recalled the tender last moments she shared with her superstar mother before her sudden death last month. 
  
 "She's always with me," said the 19-year-old, Houston's only child and sole heir. "Her spirit is strong, it's a strong spirit. I feel her pass through me all the time." 
  
 Brown made the comments in a Sunday interview with Oprah Winfrey on Winfrey's network, OWN, that also featured Pat Houston, the singer's manager and sister-in-law, and Gary Houston, the brother of Whitney Houston. 
  
 Brown credited her family and God for helping her cope since her mother's death on Feb. 11 at the age of 48. 
  
 "It comes in waves. One moment I can be happy and laughing, but then it comes over me. It's my mom," she said. 
  
 Houston, who had struggled with drugs and alcohol in the past but according to family had been apparently clean, was found in a bathtub at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif., on the eve of the Grammys. She was to attend a pre-Grammy party the night she died. 
  
 Brown said the night before her mother's death, she asked Houston to spend the night with her. 
  
 "I slept in her arms all day, all night long," said Brown, whose father is singer Bobby Brown. 
  
 Pat Houston said in the days before Houston died, the singer had not been abusing drugs, despite reports that she had been acting erratically. She said an event she attended two days before her death where Houston looked disheveled was particularly difficult because the legendary performer got into a verbal spat with a former contestant on the "X Factor." Pat Houston would not name the woman, but Stacy Francis has said that she and Whitney Houston had words that night. 
  
 According to Pat Houston, Francis "made herself present everywhere we were," unnerving Houston and leading to an argument. 
  
 The day of her death had been uneventful, according to her manager. Houston had lunch in her hotel and was preparing for her mentor Clive Davis' annual party. Houston was scheduled to tape an infomercial and other interviews that day. 
  
 Pat Houston went out to run errands for about a half hour and when she came back, Whitney Houston's assistant went to check on the singer. 
  
 "When I headed down the hallway (to her room), I heard screaming," she said. 
  
 When Pat Houston arrived in the room, she saw the singer's security guard frantically trying to revive her ahead of the paramedics. He told her: "I tried." 
  
 Pat Houston said the singer had "a peaceful look on her face." The cause of Houston's death has not yet been revealed. 
  
 The 90-minute television special also touched on the singer's ex-husband, Bobby Brown, who had a tumultuous marriage with Houston. While some have accused Brown of introducing Houston to drugs, leading to the once pristine singer's downfall, Pat Houston said that was untrue, and both Pat and Gary Houston had warm words for Brown. 
  
 "I loved Bobby Brown. Bobby was a good guy," said Gary Houston, her older brother. "I don't know how good they were for each other." 
  
 They also denied that the Houston family had asked Brown to leave her funeral service or didn't want him to come; Brown showed up briefly but left after a dispute over seating. 
  
 "Bobby was supposed to be there," said Gary Houston. 
  
 Pat Houston said Bobby Brown and his daughter have a relationship, but indicated they hadn't spoken since at least Houston's funeral. 
  
 Bobbi Kristina Brown said she planned to carry on her mother's legacy and become a singer, as well as act and dance. She expressed frustration over the "negativity" surrounding her mother's image: "That's not my mother." 
  
 Instead, she described her as her confidant, a sister, her best friend _ "my everything." 
  
 She still spends time in the house she and her mother shared together, and at times said it's hard to believe she's not there. 
  
 "Sometimes, it's so surreal. I still walk into the house like, 'Mom?'" she said. "But I've accepted it." |||||
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The night before Whitney Houston died, Bobbi Kristina Brown asked her mother to stay with her. "I slept in her arms all day, all night long," Brown told Oprah Winfrey last night. In her first interview since Houston's death, Brown called her mother "my everything," the AP reports. "She's always with me," Brown added. "Her spirit is strong, it's a strong spirit. I feel her pass through me all the time." "Sometimes, it's so surreal. I still walk into the house like, 'Mom?'" Brown said. "But I've accepted it," and she's now "doing as good as I possibly can," she said. "It comes in waves. One moment I can be happy and laughing, but then it comes over me." Pat Houston, Whitney Houston's manager and sister-in-law, also spoke to Oprah, recalling how she "heard screams" as she walked down the hall to Houston's room. She also said she didn't know how Houston got into the bathtub where she was found, the Huffington Post notes. Click to watch that portion of the interview.