Q: Why did they kill off Christopher LaSalle on "NCIS: New Orleans"? He was my favorite character!
The "why" in these cases is often hard to pin down, but fortunately it seems clear in this case that actor Lucas Black is leaving "NCIS: New Orleans" on good terms.
Ghostbusters, on AMC
AMC presents these cult classic films back-to-back. Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd and Sigourney Weaver star in these comedies about a group of scientists who dedicate their lives to ridding New York City of ghosts but end up facing an ancient god.
A penny for your songs: 'Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist' premieres on NBC
Jane Levy stars in "Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist"
The Great American Baking Show, on ABC
Only the top three bakers remain in the season finale of this popular reality series. The bakers must bring their absolute best in all three aspects of the competition in order to be crowned champion by judges Paul Hollywood and Sherry Yard.
Q: Who did the soundtrack to the Bourne movies? I'd love to look them up, as I always thought the music in those was amazing.
There's no question that the music was great, but you might be disappointed in looking up John Powell.
It's not because he's not talented -- he's one of the most prolific and sought-after composers in the industry. But that in itself might be the problem.
He's scored more than 50 feature films, from a variety of genres. That means if you go looking for his music, you're as likely to find a Dreamworks cartoon as a Bourne movie.
Almost Family, on Fox
After getting out of rehab, Roxy (Emily Osment) tries to repair her broken relationships in this new episode. When she learns Nick (Jeff Hephner) is now coaching Izzy (Bryce Lorenzo), she decides to tell the truth about their relationship.
A Toast to 2019, on NBC
This comedic look back at 2019 features the trends, highlights and viral stories of the past year. The hosts are joined by celebrity guests and drink champagne as they react to the moments in 2019 that made us laugh and cry.
Q: Are they ever going to make a sequel to the "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." movie? I thought it was great and assumed it was the start of a franchise.
Many people assumed 2015's "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." was the start of a franchise. Until the box-office receipts started being counted.
The movie seemed to have it all. Director Guy Ritchie was huge at the time, fresh off the blockbuster success of his Sherlock Holmes updates in 2009 and 2011, and still dining out on the success of his genre-defining crime films "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" (1998) and "Snatch" (2000).
Urban cowboy: There's a new sheriff in town in 'Deputy'
Stephen Dorff stars in "Deputy"