Worlds collide: Aliens and humans work together in 'Roswell, New Mexico'
Jason Behr and Kayla Ewell as seen in "Roswell, New Mexico"
When the Pentagon officially released videos showing "unidentified aerial phenomena" in 2020, it rekindled the debate about extraterrestrial life. As the conversation about aliens rages on, a sci-fi drama series that has captured the imaginations of millions of fans with its alien story is returning for Season 3.
Making It, on NBC
Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman host in this unique crafting competition show's newest episode. America's most talented makers tackle projects to up a home's curb appeal with a front door makeover and a porch upgrade featuring unique, handmade touches.
Q: Why has the second season of the PBS series "Beecham House" vanished? It was a wonderful story and ended on a cliffhanger, and those who watched it want to find out what happened.
The second season of "Beecham House" hasn't "vanished" so much as it never existed — and was never meant to.
From the beginning, before it ever aired, the show was being billed by its network (U.K. broadcaster ITV) as a six-part miniseries; and that's what they delivered.
A few days after the finale ended in July 2019, the show's official Twitter account even posted a pretty final statement: "We hope you've enjoyed the series as much as we have enjoyed making it."
Crime Scene Kitchen, on Fox
In this quirky cooking series' newest episode, bakers use crumbs and clues to decode what type of dessert was made and duplicate the recipe for the chance to take home the $100,000 prize. Joel McHale hosts with judges Yolanda Gampp and Curtis Stone.
Let's Make a Deal, on CBS
Tiffany Coyne and Jonathan Mangum join this hit game show's hilarious host, Wayne Brady, in welcoming costumed audience members to the fun. Contestants make increasingly risky deals with the host in an effort to win big money and amazing prizes.
The games must go on: Tokyo 2020 Olympics kick off on NBC
NBC correspondent Natalie Morales joins the team announcing the 2020 Summer Olympic Games
Let's Make a Deal, on CBS
Tiffany Coyne and Jonathan Mangum join this hit game show's hilarious host, Wayne Brady, in welcoming costumed audience members to the fun. Contestants make increasingly risky deals with the host in an effort to win big money and amazing prizes.
Q: I've watched the reruns of "M*A*S*H" about a million times, and the episode that always sticks out to me is the one with the guy singing between scenes -- I think the song is called "Oh Tokyo," but that might just be one of the lines. Who was that? Wha
He actually appeared (and sang) in three episodes, but Loudon Wainwright III's first appearance, in the Season 3 episode "Rainbow Bridge," is definitely the most peculiar.
The episode just cuts to Wainwright periodically, alone on the chopper pad, singing "North Korean Blues" (a song whose common refrain is, indeed, "Oh Tokyo").
Bob Hearts Abishola, on CBS
Billy Gardell and Folake Olowofoyeku star in this rebroadcast Season 2 premiere. Bob (Gardell) is ready to buy an engagement ring, but plans are derailed when Abishola (Olowofoyeku) reveals she doesn't believe traditional marriage is worth the hassle.
Keen to move on: Boone and co-creator exit 'The Blacklist'
Megan Boone exiting "The Blacklist"
Keen to move on: "The Blacklist" has lost its leading lady, and now its creator, too.
The NBC series starring James Spader ("Boston Legal") was renewed for a ninth season in January, but by that time, Megan Boone ("Law & Order: LA") had already decided to leave her career-defining role (thus far) as FBI agent-turned-fugitive Elizabeth "Liz" Keen.