Former NBC hoops commentator Ahmad Rashad has signed on as host of ABC's upcoming celeb edition of "The Mole." Rashad replaces veteran "Mole" front man Anderson Cooper, who's leaving the reality series in order to focus on his gig as an anchor-reporter for CNN. ABC is also developing another civilian-focused "Mole" for next summer, but Rashad has not yet been locked in to host that series. Celebs already confirmed for the celeb "Mole" include Kathy Griffin (news) and Stephen Baldwin (news). It is expected to tape in Hawaii as early as next month for broadcast later this season.

Dorothy won $636,000 and is the grand prize winner of the Mole 2. She correctly guessed that Bill was the Mole. Heather came in second place. Heather is the one who first discovered that Bill was the Mole, but Heather and Dorothy worked together to pick off the guys, until it was just Heather and Dorothy left. But, in the end, Dorothy beat Heather in answering the most questions correctly about Bill.

Al wins an exemption in an "Evader" game. Heather is the one who is trying to evade. They play the game twice, and both times Heather is caught--she does not get an exemption. But, they win $50,000 per game for the pot (so a total of $100,000). In the end, Bribs is executed. Now, there only four that remain: Bill, Al, Heather and Dorothy.

Darwin is executed. Since the Producers objected so much, last year, when someone suggested that they cancelled the show due to Darwin, I thought that Darwin was the mole. But, I was wrong.

Katie is the executed person on July 2nd. In this episode, loved ones of each player were brought in. The two assignments were Relative Disguise and Relative Bungee jump. The total pot is now $346,000.

Elavia, the person whom everyone suspected, was voted least liked by the group, and she was offered $50,000 to leave the game. She took the money. So, Elavia is the 7th person to leave the game. There are 7 players left.

Myra is the 6th to be executed. There are 8 players left.