Q: Here's a random question: it looks like Gordon Ramsay has really big feet -- is it true or is it just the angle of the cameras?
Amazingly enough, I know the answer to this. He does, in fact, have enormous feet.
This is public information because the L.A. Times asked him in an interview what his most useless talent is and he answered almost without hesitation: "My size 15 feet."
Ramsay is famous for his overstatements, and he didn't disappoint when describing his paws, which he referred to variously as "works of art," "machines" and "torpedoes."
The Good Place, on NBC
Eleanor (Kristen Bell) uncovers a secret while Michael (Ted Danson) tries to work out the kinks in his grand plan in this rebroadcast. The comedy follows a recently deceased woman who’s accidentally sent to the wrong place in the afterlife.
The Real Housewives of Dallas, on Bravo
D’Andra and Mama Dee engage in a power struggle over the family business in the new season. Also, Stephanie and LeeAnne bond over their shared battle with depression, while Carey returns to work.
Q: What is happening with Vanessa Helsing? We were with her sister and mother the last couple episodes with no clues on her status after getting shot. When will we see her again?
The prophecies say that Vanessa Helsing will rise again, sometime in the fall TV season (the prophecies are pretty light on details).
We can take the prophecies at their word, because they come from the show's writers as well as from Kelly Overton, also known as Vanessa Helsing herself.
Mayans M.C., on FX
When the Galindo worlds north and south of the border collide, the Mayans approach a local crew in search of answers in this new episode. EZ Reyes (JD Pardo) tries to carve out a new life for himself after being released from prison in this drama.
Q: I am an every-week watcher of "Lucky Dog" and am wondering who compensates Brandon for the dog training and TurfMutt for the backyard makeovers?
You could say that being in the show is compensation in itself. Or, put another way, they compensate each other.
"Lucky Dog," a weekend morning show built around dog trainer Brandon McMillan, is sponsored by TurfMutt, which means not only does that company provide its backyard makeovers free of charge, it actually pays the show's producers for the privilege. The idea is that the exposure TurfMutt gets on the show will lead other people to hire them to work on their own yards.
The Talk, on CBS
Eve, Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne and Sheryl Underwood chat about hot topics as the ninth season kicks off. The show features a diverse panel of female hosts who cover current events, pop culture, family issues and more.
Local bites: New series brings out local rivalries
Host Tyler Florence with Chicago chefs in "Bite Club"
Local chefs love to help each other out. After all, they all share a passion for food, and they all experience the unique stresses and challenges of the culinary world. Of course, there's also a lot of friendly competition that happens behind the scenes, with chefs in every city striving to outdo each other with their culinary creations.
Foes in high places: Samantha Bee isn't afraid to pick a fight
Samantha Bee hosts "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee"
Having the highest elected official in the land call you out by name to demand your firing might be received as a serious deterrent by some, but for Samantha Bee ("The Daily Show"), it probably feels a little like a badge of honor.
Chicago-style laughs: The Gallaghers return with more dark humor in 'Shameless'
The cast of "Shameless"
Chicago-style laughs: The Gallaghers are back, and this time there's even more of them. The hit dramedy "Shameless" returns for a ninth season on Sunday, Sept. 9, on Showtime, with a super-sized 14-episode season (up from the 12 that all of the previous seasons have had), and even more of the cringeworthy laughs that have made the series the most popular on the network.