Whispers in the dark: 'The Walking Dead' returns with new foes
Norman Reedus stars in "The Walking Dead"
Chicago Med, on NBC
As the head of the hospital’s psychiatry department, Dr. Daniel Charles (Oliver Platt) helps not only the patients, but also his fellow doctors as they grapple with the pressures of a career in medicine. Meanwhile, his colleagues work in the city's top trauma center.
Q: I just finished watching the fifth season of "Longmire" and I'm wondering if there are going to be any more episodes.
For you, yes, but not many.
The good news, strangely, is that you're behind. The sixth season of "Longmire" has been available on Netflix since November 2017 (Netflix generally posts its shows one full season at a time).
The bad news is that six is it. The streaming service announced in advance of the new release that it would be the "final chapter" of the western drama.
The Gifted, on Fox
Mutants continue to fight for their rights as anti-mutant sentiment rises in the new season of this drama. Set in Marvel’s X-Men universe, this season of the show introduces ruthless mutant leader Reeva Payge (Grace Byers), who can emit powerful sonic blasts.
Long, dark road: 'Supernatural' celebrates its 300th episode
Jensen Ackles stars in "Supernatural"
Q: Is "Dr. Jeff: Rocky Mountain Vet" returning soon? He and his staff are such caring people.
If you're going to make it through the current off-season, you're going to have to make like Dr. Jeff himself and have patients. (Get it? You kind of have to say it out loud.)
There's been no word of a sixth season yet, and in fact it is technically overdue, though the show has never stuck to a schedule like most do.
Bull, on CBS
Dr. Jason Bull (Michael Weatherly) relies on his knowledge of human behavior as he works with legal teams to help them win cases in this acclaimed drama. His trial consulting team also includes neurolinguistics expert Marissa Morgan (Geneva Carr).
Late Laughs for the week of February 3 - 9, 2019
The Late Show With Stephen Colbert
The shutdown is bad news for fans of food, because the FDA has halted routine food inspections, so food companies are going to have to start adjusting their advertising. Now Kix cereal is just going to say, "Kid tested … ."
The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon
Sweet and savory decadence: Food Network goes all-in on chocolate for Valentine's Day weekend
Guy Fieri, Alex Guarnaschelli and Marc Murphy in "Guy's Ranch Kitchen"
Q: Is it true they're planning to do a reboot of "The Office"?
It depends a little on which "they" you mean, but it doesn't look like anyone has a plan. So the best answer at the moment is no. And if that sounds like a wishy-washy sort of answer, that's because that's the trend at the moment.
People have been talking about bringing back "The Office" almost since it ended in 2013, but the talk has heated up a bit with a couple of recent events.