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WEDNESDAY THURSDAY H I S T O R Y, T L C , C B S THURSDAY yuKon gold Wednesday, 10 p.m., History G et ready for another year of family feuding when these miners return for season three. Tensions rise as they juggle family obligations with their relentless pursuit of gold, as the returnees face two brand-new obstacles: an ambitious "power couple" has joined the cast, with their rambunctious toddler in tow. Who will find gold in them thar hills and who will find nothing but disappointment? Tune in to find out in what promises to be Yukon Gold's most contentious season yet. gOing fOr gOld family fortune welcome to myrtle manor Thursday, 7 p.m. & 9 p.m., TLC Now that Here Comes Honey Boo Boo has been yanked off the air, aficionados of redneck reality hijinks will have to get their fix from the return of this series, following all the down-home, low-rent shenanigans that take place at a trailer park in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. the victoria's secret swim special Thursday, 10 p.m., Global & CBS This beach-themed Victoria's Secret special serves up a bevy of beauties modelling skimpy swimwear, including such models as Adriana Lima and Behati Prinsloo — along with the latter's husband, Adam Levine, who'll be performing with Maroon 5. BIKINI BOdS TV Week 7 ended the season with a three-year time-jump to the future; when a seventh and final season was ordered, the challenge for the writers was to figure out a fitting way to end the season for good, factoring in the future setting. In fact, Schur admits there was no master plan on how to end the series. "We didn't come up with the idea for how it was going to end until we had already decided on the time-jump and we were already in the middle of it," he said during the recent TV Critics Association press tour, discussing the series' conclusion. "It was a pure internally generated gut feeling of, like, this feels like the way to go." SeRieS Finale SeaSon PRemieRe SeaSon PRemieRe This Week's MusT-see TV parKs and recreation Tuesday, 8 p.m., City; 10 p.m., NBC