Sofia Helin stars in "Atlantic Crossing"
While there is no shortage of stories about World War II, that doesn't mean that every story has already been told. In fact, a new miniseries explores the little-known story of two high-profile historical figures, and it's coming to North American audiences.
COVID-19 has rocked Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital hard in Season 17 of this beloved medical drama by Shonda Rhimes. As the season continues, Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) battles the virus from her hospital bed, and the rest of the team works on the front lines.
Twelve hard-working contenders are tested by a series of challenges meant to push their endurance, life skills and mental toughness to the limit at real-world job sites. Phil Keoghan hosts a new episode of this blue-collar competition's second season.
There are actually two competing explanations for this, though it's possible they're both true.
Jonathan Harris ("The Third Man"), the somewhat overacting actor who played the villainous (at first) Dr. Smith, did appear in every episode of "Lost in Space," but he reportedly wasn't meant to. As a result, he was listed as a guest, and they just never changed the credits.
Kenan Thompson stars in this new comedy as the recently widowed host of the second-most-popular morning television show in Atlanta. At home, Kenan deals with his two young daughters, his father-in-law and his brother/manager. Chris Redd also stars.
Adhir Kalyan and Parker Young in "United States of Al"
They say friendship knows no bounds, and a new TV comedy explores an unlikely friendship between two men from very different worlds: as one begins a new life in a new country, the other tries to regain the life he once had.
Bobby Nash (Peter Krause) moves to Los Angeles to start over in the wake of a devastating family tragedy in this rebroadcast. He becomes the captain of the 118 and meets police officer Athena Grant (Angela Bassett). Jennifer Love Hewitt also stars.
There are a couple of different answers to this question, and there are multiple timelines and time travel trips involved, so don't expect too much precision here. That said, they're somewhere between 8 and 10 years old.
Dax Shepard, Ellen DeGeneres and Kristen Bell as seen on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show"
"Family Game Fight": Some celebrities can't escape the pressure of projecting perfection in every aspect of their lives, even in their home life. Happily, actor Kristen Bell ("The Good Place") isn't one of them.
It's 1984 and Diana Prince, aka Wonder Woman (Gadot), is keeping a low profile as an archeologist at the Smithsonian museum, occasionally going out to fight crime undercover. When she and her mousey colleague, Barbara Minerva (Wiig), identify a mysterious yellow gemstone that grants the holder one wish, Barbara gives in to her envious desire and wishes to become like Diana. The stone then falls into the hands of failing businessman Max Lord (Pascal), whose wish causes worldwide chaos. It's now up to Wonder Woman to take on these two new enemies in order to save the world from the stone's destructive power.
When Matt (Affleck) learns that his wife, Nicole (Johnson), has terminal cancer, he does his best to take care of their two young daughters while tending to Nicole as her condition deteriorates. Seeing Matt struggling in his new daily routine, family friend Dane (Segel) offers to move in with them so he can help out. Lives are forever changed as Dane's presence brings family and friends closer than ever before in an act more selfless than the family realizes.
During a dinner conversation, four Danish high school teachers discuss a theory that certain amounts of alcohol can improve creativity and lower stress. They decide to test it out, make a set of rules and begin drinking at work. To their delight, the experiment yields positive results, with the men noticeably more confident and focused at work and at home. But when they decide to push the boundaries by increasing their daily limit, the experiment begins crashing down around them along with all the progress they've made at work and in their personal lives.