FBI, on CBS
When the mayor limits their investigation to prevent economical loss, Maggie (Missy Peregrym) and Dana (Sela Ward) struggle to find justice for the victims of a serial killer who left a ghoulish mark on each of his victims in this rebroadcast.
Catherine the Great, on HBO
As scandal and conflict swirl around her, Catherine (Helen Mirren) wields absolute power in this lavish miniseries. Set near the end of her reign, the program takes a look at the relationship between the empress and Grigory Potemkin (Jason Clarke).
Q: When is "Doctor Who" coming back? It is coming back, right?
There will be new "Doctor Who" episodes airing well into our future, which is great news for fans, but also a bit of a problem, because they also don't start until well into the future.
The most recent episode aired on New Year's Day of this year, and the network announced at the time that Season 12 wouldn't premiere until "early 2020."
It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, on ABC
Charlie Brown is thrilled when he's invited to a Halloween party in this classic animated special. Linus awaits the arrival of the Great Pumpkin in the pumpkin patch while the rest of the Peanuts gang goes trick-or-treating.
New Releases for the week of Oct. 27 - Nov. 2
Luce
After being adopted by a white couple (Watts and Roth) and removed from the war-torn African country of Eritrea, Luce (Harrison Jr.) enjoys a peaceful life. He's a beloved and well-respected student at his high school and is both academically and athletically inclined. When his history teacher, Harriet Wilson (Spencer), repeatedly praises him for being a shining example, and singles him out time and again, he expresses his dislike for her and for the tokenism he feels is being foisted on him. Luce raises Ms. Wilson's suspicions when he takes an alarmingly controversial stance in a writing assignment, and she takes it upon herself to warn his parents about his work, as well as other concerning activities, including bringing fireworks to school. Grappling with the knowledge that Luce was once a child soldier in his home country, his parents are forced to choose between defending their son and disciplining him, while balancing their own expectations with their family's reality.
Director: Julius Onah. Stars: Naomi Watts, Octavia Spencer, Tim Roth, Kelvin Harrison Jr., Norbert Leo Butz, Andrea Bang, Marsha Stephanie Blake. 2019. 109 mins. Drama.
A Cinderella Story: Christmas Wish
Kat Decker (Marano) has big dreams of becoming a renowned singer-songwriter. When the opportunity arises to work as a singing elf at billionaire Terrance Wintergarden's Santa Land for the holiday season, she jumps at it. Used to spending her time with her terrible and unforgiving stepmother (Newmarch) and horrible stepsisters Grace (Peloso) and Joy (Doucet-Roche), Kat relishes her escape into the world of Santa Land. Away from the chaos of her conniving family, Kat develops a crush on the dreamy new Santa working the tree lot, Dominic Wintergarden (Sulkin), who encourages her to pursue her musical dreams. Unaware of Dominic's true identity, Kat accepts an invitation to the renowned Wintergarden Christmas Gala, but her cruel family will stop at nothing to derail her happiness.
Director: Michelle Johnston. Stars: Laura Marano, Gregg Sulkin, Isabella Gomez, Barclay Hope, Johannah Newmarch, Lillian Doucet-Roche, Chanelle Peloso. 2019. 85 mins. Romance.
10 Minutes Gone
When career criminal Rex (Willis) orchestrates a bank robbery, he uses trusted operatives with sharp skills and plenty of experience. When the hit takes place, team leader Frank (Chiklis) is shocked that the police seem to know where they'll be in advance. He manages to get his team out but is hit from behind while transferring to a secondary getaway vehicle. He wakes up to find his teammate dead and the loot gone. His watch broke when he was attacked, so Frank knows that about 10 minutes passed while he was unconscious, and he must discover what happened in those 10 lost minutes to unravel the mystery and recover the stolen goods.
Director: Brian A. Miller. Stars: Bruce Willis, Michael Chiklis, Meadow Williams, Kyle Schmid, Texas Battle, Lydia Hull, Swen Temmel. 2019. 89 mins. Action.
Late Laughs for the week of October 27 - November 2, 2019
Jimmy Kimmel Live
If Trump had been putting all his calls in this special classified server or system or whatever, that would be one thing. But he only put a few in, so you know those were the bad ones. It's like putting magazines under your mattress. There are no Popular Mechanics under there!
Not your average mystery: CW's 'Nancy Drew' re-invents the heroine
Kennedy McMann stars in "Nancy Drew"
You can't keep a good woman down. Nancy Drew may be close to 100 years old, but she's still going strong. Few characters have captured the imagination of millions of fans like the iconic teenage sleuth, and she's back on television with a fresh new series.
Take a seat: Nick Jonas is coming to 'The Voice' in 2020
Nick Jonas joins "The Voice"
Take a seat: News that Adam Levine was walking away from “The Voice” came as a shock last May, especially since he appeared to have signed on for two more seasons.
Garten to table: 'Barefoot Contessa' returns with new episodes
Ina Garten stars in "Barefoot Contessa: Cook Like a Pro"
For years, we've watched and listened carefully as Ina Garten has taught us how to master everything from roasted chicken (made with garden-fresh herbs, naturally) to the cheesiest, creamiest mac and cheese.
