The Code, on CBS
Abe (Luke Mitchell) and Dobbins (Anna Wood) are assigned to opposite sides of an important case when they travel to a war zone in this new episode. One of them must defend a Marine who may have caused the deaths of three soldiers by abandoning his post.
New Releases for the week of April 14 - 20
Glass
Three men with superhuman abilities are set on a collision course when they are confined to the same hospital at the same time. Overseeing their care is Dr. Ellie Staple (Paulson), who has three days to convince David Dunn (Willis), Elijah Price (Jackson) and Kevin Crumb (McAvoy) that they are just ordinary people who have delusions of "abilities" before they're turned over to the police to face the consequences of their various crimes. Unfortunately for Staple, Price is one step ahead of her, and he has used his superior intellect to ensure that everything unfolds exactly according to his nefarious plans.
Director: M. Night Shyamalan. Stars: Samuel L. Jackson, Bruce Willis, James McAvoy, Sarah Paulson. 2019. 129 min. Drama.
The Kid Who Would Be King
While hiding from bullies in a construction site, 12-year-old Alex (Serkis) finds an old sword and takes it to show it to his best friend, Bedders (Chaumoo). They discover that it's actually Excalibur, the legendary sword of King Arthur, and when a new boy arrives at school the next day, he reveals himself to be the wizard Merlin (Imrie), who has come to warn Alex about the return of the evil sorceress Morgana (Ferguson). With only four days until Morgana enslaves all of England, Alex needs to convince his schoolmates to fight by his side against her army of demons.
Director: Joe Cornish. Stars: Louis Ashbourne Serkis, Tom Taylor, Dean Chaumoo, Angus Imrie, Rebecca Ferguson, Patrick Stewart. 2019. 120 min. Action.
Replicas
Synthetic biologist William Foster (Reeves) loses everything when his wife and three children are all killed in a car crash, and in his grief, he uses his equipment to transfer the consciousness of most of them to newly cloned bodies. Lacking the equipment necessary to save all four of his loved ones in time, he erases his youngest child from the memories of his resurrected wife (Eve) and other children, keeping the child's existence a secret from them while also struggling to keep his unethical actions hidden.
Director: Jeffrey Nachmanoff. Stars: Keanu Reeves, Alice Eve, Thomas Middleditch, John Ortiz, Emjay Anthony. 2018. 107 min. Drama.
Country roads: A New York couple discovers the quiet life in rural Nebraska
Dax Shepard and Lake Bell star in "Bless This Mess"
ABC's newest single-camera comedy series premieres on Tuesday, April 16. "Bless This Mess" is the story of a newlywed couple from New York City who pick up and move to an unfamiliar, challenging setting.
Auto Racing: Toyota Owners 400, on Fox
The checkered flag drops when Richmond International Raceway hosts the Toyota Owners 400, a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. Fox analysts are on hand to guide viewers through the highly anticipated event, which features some of NASCAR’s top drivers.
Recaps for the week of April 8 - 12
Thia Megia, Victoria Konefal and Olivia Keegan from "Days of Our Lives"
The Bold and the Beautiful
Shauna is shocked to find out that Bill is Wyatt's father. Bill tells Katie that he regrets the time he missed with Liam and Wyatt, and that he still resents Quinn for keeping Wyatt a secret. Quinn becomes curious when Shauna insists that Flo should not find out who her father is. Meanwhile, Flo thanks Wyatt for helping her with the DNA test. Bill and Quinn are both thrown for a loop when Shauna reveals that she has met Bill before. Zoe tries to keep Hope away from Flo when Hope thinks they can connect over more than just their lost children. At the same time, Bill calls Wyatt to his office and delivers stunning news. Flo dodges the question when Hope asks her why they can't be real friends. Bill and Shauna answer tough questions before Wyatt tells them that Flo has already taken a DNA test. Flo's attempts to tell Hope the truth fall on deaf ears. Donna, Katie and Brooke talk about their childhoods. Bill, Quinn, Wyatt and Shauna all react as the identity of Flo's father is revealed.
Days of Our Lives
Ted reveals that he's in love with Hope. Rafe asks Jordan who the father of her baby is. Abe shares with Eli his concern over Lani's attachment to baby David. Jennifer is shocked when Eve tells her that she and Jack are getting married. Marlena opts to tell Sarah the truth about Eric's feelings for her. Will and Sonny wait for Will's test results. Claire helps Haley prepare for her wedding to Tripp. Eric offers to help Jennifer put a stop to Eve and Jack's wedding. Rex and Sarah have shocking news for Will and Sonny. Jennifer goes to extremes to prevent Eve from tying the knot with Jack. Lani tries to convince Rafe to keep custody of David. Ted asks Hope to leave Rafe for him. Claire makes a momentous confession to Eve. For the first time, Ben meets his nephew. Haley and JJ share a warm moment as she forgives him. Rafe tells Hope about his decision to take care of baby David. Eve grows concerned when she can't find Jack before their wedding. Someone unexpected crashes Haley and Tripp's wedding.
General Hospital
Chase issues a warning to Shiloh. Kristina and Daisy make plans. Alexis confides something in Neil. Michael feels shaken. Jason must act quickly. Neil offers some cautionary advice. Harmony sends a distress call. Alexis wants to speak with Sonny. Anne is consumed with emotion. Molly confronts Sam. Michael turns to Chase for help. Finn offers his unique expertise. Valentin crosses with Spencer. Laura grows softer.
The Young and the Restless
Victoria continues to hide out in Las Vegas, but Billy calls her and reveals that he knows where she is. Victoria then tries to lose herself in the embrace of musician Brandon Rose. Brandon tells Victoria that her father has been spotted, but she tries to put thoughts of her family out of her mind. Unable to avoid reality when Billy comes knocking on the door, Victoria is worn down, and the two share a passionate kiss. Billy runs into his old gambling rival, Sinead, but resists the temptation to join the game. Victor doesn't show up to the game, but Victoria surprises everyone with a big win. Cane talks to Traci about his marital problems and he blames them all on Billy. Traci helps him to see that he is responsible for his own marriage woes. Tessa begins to find her voice as a songwriter. Mariah appeals to Devon on Tessa's behalf. Devon sees a real change in Tessa, so he gives her another chance, and assigns Ana to manage her career.
Country roads: A New York couple discovers the quiet life in rural Nebraska
Dax Shepard and Lake Bell star in "Bless This Mess"
ABC's newest single-camera comedy series premieres on Tuesday, April 16. "Bless This Mess" is the story of a newlywed couple from New York City who pick up and move to an unfamiliar, challenging setting.
Q: Why can't I find the movie "Where the Lilies Bloom " to watch or purchase on DVD?
The 1974 family drama "Where the Lilies Bloom" is hard to come by these days because it was very much a product of its time, and it was largely defined even then by what it wasn't.
Blue Bloods, on CBS
Someone breaks into the home of Luis Delgado (Lou Diamond Phillips) and murders his wife in this new episode. Luis goes to Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) for help, and they team up to find the killer who may also be responsible for Linda's (Amy Carlson) death.
In the Dark, on CW
Murphy (Perry Mattfeld) continues to unravel the mystery of Tyson's (Thamela Mpumlwana) disappearance in this new episode. After an ill-advised one-night stand, Murphy uncovers a clue that leads her to one of Darnell's (Keston John) associates.
Q: How authentic was "Parking Wars" on A&E? Was it staged?
Apparently not -- "Parking Wars" is cited as one of the more realistic reality TV shows to come out of the A&E stable.
It actually began life as a documentary produced seven years before the series debuted in 2008, and many of the show's regulars from the Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) appeared in that original doc feature.