Dr. Sandra Lee returns to treat huge, dripping growths on patient Roger's nose. So large he can barely breathe, Roger's sores have also been attracting flies. Meanwhile, sisters Sandra and Jessie bond over their numerous undiagnosed facial bumps.
The woman behind the hazmat suit was, in fact, the most famous person in the movie, but you can be forgiven for not recognizing her. While Cate Blanchett does have a pretty distinctive set of eyes, they're not a lot to go on.
Cecily Strong and Keegan-Michael Key as seen in "Schmigadoon!"
Dim the lights and get ready for curtain! For everyone with the Broadway blues or starved for musical theater, this one is for you: the premiere of "Schmigadoon!" hits Apple TV on Friday, July 16.
Cecily Strong and Keegan-Michael Key as seen in "Schmigadoon!"
Dim the lights and get ready for curtain! For everyone with the Broadway blues or starved for musical theater, this one is for you: the premiere of "Schmigadoon!" hits Apple TV on Friday, July 16.
Tune in for a rebroadcast of this freshman sitcom which follows three economically diverse siblings - played by Topher Grace, Caitlin McGee and Jimmy Tatro - as they navigate their adult lives and try to maintain a bond despite their status differences.
In this brand-new series premiere, Francis Cairnes (Cush Jumbo) begins her quest to find the person who killed her six-year-old son in a hit and run, and D.I. Strangeways (Billy Howle) starts anew on the Isle of Wight following a colleague's death.
In this brand-new series premiere, Francis Cairnes (Cush Jumbo) begins her quest to find the person who killed her six-year-old son in a hit and run, and D.I. Strangeways (Billy Howle) starts anew on the Isle of Wight following a colleague's death.
According to the real Adrian Cronauer, if he had done some of the things his fictional counterpart did in the 1987 movie, "I'd still be in Leavenworth" (referring to the military prison in Kansas).
"It was never intended to be a point-by-point accurate biography," Cronauer told Military Times magazine in a 2014 interview. "It was intended to be a piece of entertainment, and it certainly was that. It was nominated for an Academy Award, and you don't get much better than that."
A mysterious new hire (Statham) at an armored truck company exhibits surprisingly accurate marksmanship when the cash truck he's assigned to protect is attacked. Despite later being hailed as a hero by his co-workers, doubt is shed on his true identity by his boss and the authorities. When another attack takes place, it soon becomes clear that the expert marksman is searching for someone and will stop at nothing in order to settle a score.
Maggie (Gummer) and Jeff's (Friend) marriage is crumbling, and to cope with the fighting, their young daughter, Jenny (McGraw), plays pretend with puppets that are based on her father's artwork. When Maggie dies in a hit-and-run, Jeff and Jenny try to start a new life, but with Maggie's father (Cox) seeking custody and the babysitter (Brewer) almost acting as Maggie's replacement, figures and puppets from Jeff's art come to life and begin terrorizing the household.
A father (Grillo) and son (Allyn) are patrolling the Texas-Mexico border when the son, Jackson, accidentally kills a Mexican immigrant boy. His father tries to take the blame but fails, and Jackson is pursued by a Texas Ranger (Lopez) across the Rio Grande, where he becomes an "illegal alien" in Mexico. Alone and hunted by Texas Rangers and Mexican Federales, the young man flees across the country in search of the dead boy's father to ask for forgiveness. As he crosses mountains and deserts, Jackson begins to love the land he once hated.
America's most talented singers, dancers, magicians and more strive for their shot at the big time in this competition show's 16th season. In this rebroadcast, Simon Cowell joins Sofia Vergara, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel on the judging panel once again.