Q: On "FBI: Most Wanted," what happened to Jesse's brother-in-law who lived and worked with him?
One devoted fan base's loss is another's gain. Nathaniel Arcand, who played Clinton Skye on the first two seasons of "FBI: Most Wanted," has returned to his other well-known role: Scott Cardinal on "Heartland."
Arcand disappeared from "FBI: Most Wanted" partway through its second season with little explanation for his character's absence. It was months before Arcand announced that he was officially exiting the show.
Q: On "FBI: Most Wanted," what happened to Jesse's brother-in-law who lived and worked with him?
One devoted fan base's loss is another's gain. Nathaniel Arcand, who played Clinton Skye on the first two seasons of "FBI: Most Wanted," has returned to his other well-known role: Scott Cardinal on "Heartland."
Arcand disappeared from "FBI: Most Wanted" partway through its second season with little explanation for his character's absence. It was months before Arcand announced that he was officially exiting the show.
'Life Goes On' goes on: Revival one step closer to reality
Kellie Martin to star in “Life Goes On” sequel
'Life Goes On' goes on: A hit for ABC in the early '90s (1989-93, to be exact), "Life Goes On" was the drama series that broke new ground by featuring a main character with Down syndrome (played by Chris Burke, "Mona Lisa Smile," 2003). It also gave actress Kellie Martin ("Christy") her big break.
Euphoria, on HBO
Emmy-winning actress Zendaya stars in another new episode of this hit A24 series. Also starring Hunter Schafer and Sydney Sweeney, the series follows teenaged Rue (Zendaya) as she battles with addiction, sexuality, trauma and love in an unspecified city.
Cooking with passion: 'Chopped' chefs date while competing
Ted Allen, host of “Chopped”
With Valentine's Day just around the corner, you can count on Food Network to serve up chocolate recipes and dessert ideas in the lead-up to the most romantic day of the year.
Tombstone, on AMC
A gang of unruly outlaws threatens a small, defenseless village in this edgy Western favorite, forcing Wyatt Earp (Kurt Russell) out of retirement to form a group of gunslingers good enough to stop them. Val Kilmer and Michael Biehn also star.
Q: Remember the weird building that the original "Power Rangers" show used as a command center? Is that an actual building or was it part of a set?
The real power being wielded in the "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" headquarters is the power of knowledge. (If you're a fan of the series, that line won't sound corny at all.)
The location they used for the exterior scenes is, in fact, a building called The House of the Book, part of the American Jewish University's Brandeis-Bardin Campus in Simi Valley, California.
Shark Tank, on ABC
Kevin O'Leary, Daymond John, Robert Herjavec, Barbara Corcoran, Lori Greiner and Mark Cuban are some of the world's most successful investors. This hit series gives everyday inventors and budding businesspeople the opportunity to work with them.
Wave goodbye: Nail Artisans close shop in 'Claws'
Carrie Preston and Niecy Nash star in “Claws”
The women of Nail Artisans of Manatee County returned to our screens this year, but this time it was to close up shop. The South Florida-set dark comedy "Claws" airs its series finale Sunday, Feb. 6, on TNT, bringing to an end the fourth and final season of the show.
Call Me Kat, on Fox
Mayim Bialik return to the small screen as Kat in another episode from this sitcom's second season. Determined to prove to her mom she can be happy and make it in the world as a single 39-year-old woman, Kat follows her dream and opens a cat café.
