Chrisley Knows Best, on USA Network
Julie agrees to let Chase help her and Allison train for a five-kilometer run, but she begins to question whether or not that was a good idea in this new episode. At the same time, Todd is diagnosed with gout.
Q: I'm a great fan of "If Loving You Is Wrong." Can you please tell me when it will be returning this year? I can't wait to see it.
I'm afraid I can't -- OWN is taking its time dishing out renewals for its shows. I can, however, double-speculate.
Criminally funny: Kristin Chenoweth kills it in 'Trial & Error'
Kristin Chenoweth stars in "Trial & Error: Lady, Killer"
There's nothing like a good whodunit. TV viewers have been eating up mysteries for decades, and a new show puts a comedic twist on the crime series genre.
Running Wild With Bear Grylls, on NBC
Uzo Aduba and survival expert Bear Grylls are dropped among snow-capped mountains as they embark on an adventure in this new episode. They encounter a poisonous viper, dine on field mice and use a crossbow to make a zip line.
'Real' life: New housewives join the Orange County gang
"The Real Housewives of Orange County"
To Tell the Truth, on ABC
Anthony Anderson hosts as a panel of celebrities tries to determine which player is telling the truth and which ones are lying, in this new episode. The panel includes Oliver Hudson, Candace Cameron Bure, Kal Penn and Ross Mathews.
New Releases for the week of July 15 - 21
Rampage
George, an albino gorilla living in a wildlife preserve near San Diego, is exposed to a mutagenic pathogen that causes him to both grow larger at an alarming rate and become more aggressive. His handler, Davis (Johnson), learns that the pathogen was developed as a biological weapon, but after government agents take the massive gorilla into captivity, George escapes and heads to Chicago, where the company that developed the pathogen is emitting a signal to attract the animal. When two other beasts that have also been exposed, a wolf and a crocodile, also arrive in the city, a massive battle breaks out between the three titanic animals and the military forces trying to save the city.
Director: Brad Peyton. Stars: Dwayne Johnson, Naomie Harris, Malin Akerman, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Joe Manganiello. 2018. 107 min. Action.
I Feel Pretty
Renee (Schumer) struggles with insecurity over her appearance, but that changes one day after she falls off her bike and hits her head. When she regains consciousness, she suddenly sees herself as thin and beautiful, and her whole attitude to life changes because of it. When a cute guy (Scovel) makes small talk at the dry cleaner's, she assumes he's hitting on her and insists on exchanging numbers. She applies for a receptionist position at the cosmetics company where she works that she'd previously assumed she was too homely to get, and her positive attitude impresses her boss and lands her the position. It doesn't take long for her newfound confidence to twist into arrogance, though, and she begins to alienate her friends and endanger her job.
Directors: Abby Kohn. Marc Silverstein. Stars: Amy Schumer, Michelle Williams, Tom Hopper, Rory Scovel, Adrian Martinez, Emily Ratajkowski. 2018. 110 min. Comedy.
Truth or Dare
An innocent game of truth or dare gets all too real for Olivia (Hale) and her friends when a supernatural presence begins killing them if they don't follow the rules. As the players die one by one, Olivia tries to figure out a way to end the game before she and her friends are all killed for lying or refusing to complete a sadistic dare.
Director: Jeff Wadlow. Stars: Lucy Hale, Tyler Posey, Violett Beane, Sophia Ali, Nolan Gerard Funk, Sam Lerner. 2018. 100 min. Horror.
Coastal chow down: America's seasides sizzle in new Cooking Channel series
Sabin Lomac hosts "Seaside Snacks & Shacks"
The seaside is beautiful at any time of the year, but to most of us, the salty breezes and sandy shores are at their best right now, in the heat of summer. Not all of us live within easy reach of the seaside, but that just makes every visit all the more special.
Late Laughs for the week of July 15 - 21, 2018
The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon
It was 90 degrees in New York City today. Yeah, you know it's bad when you get that dirty gust of wind from the subway and you go, "Ahh!"
This year, Americans spent around $15 billion on Father's Day. When dads thanked their kids for the gifts, the kids were like, "No problem, I ordered them using your Amazon account."
Saturday Night Live, on NBC
A new generation of talented comedy players lampoon politics, pop culture and more in this legendary sketch-comedy series. Each week, a celebrity host takes the stage to perform alongside the talented cast.
