Contestants from varied walks of life are paired up with a celebrity partner and must face off in a battle of words in this game-show reboot. Keke Palmer hosts the series, which premiered last week with a tribute to "Golden Girls" actress Betty White.
Anne-Marie Duff, Saise Quinn, Sharon Horgan, Eva Birthistle, Sarah Greene and Eve Hewson in "Bad Sisters"
The sagas of Jimmy McGill, Saul Goodman and Gene Takavic (all aliases played by Bob Odenkirk) come to an end in the series finale of this hit "Breaking Bad" spinoff. It's never a dull moment as the criminal defense lawyer bends the law to suit his needs.
Faced with a nearly endless number of possible golf puns, ABC named its mini-putt themed game show "Holey Moley."
Contestants have to, as you say, negotiate physical obstacles (i.e.: duck rolling logs, go down waterslides and so on) while also completing rounds of actual miniature golf.
The sagas of Jimmy McGill, Saul Goodman and Gene Takavic (all aliases played by Bob Odenkirk) come to an end in the series finale of this hit "Breaking Bad" spinoff. It's never a dull moment as the criminal defense lawyer bends the law to suit his needs.
Ree Drummond, Catherine McCord, Eddie Jackson and Damaris Phillips in "Big, Bad Budget Battle"
The cost of groceries keeps rising, and for many households, it's getting harder to stretch the food budget. For this reason, it's refreshingly relatable to see competitors on a cooking competition working with limited resources — as do many viewers at home.
Ree Drummond, Catherine McCord, Eddie Jackson and Damaris Phillips in "Big, Bad Budget Battle"
The cost of groceries keeps rising, and for many households, it's getting harder to stretch the food budget. For this reason, it's refreshingly relatable to see competitors on a cooking competition working with limited resources — as do many viewers at home.
Evan Rachel Wood, Thandiwe Newton and Aaron Paul star in a new episode of this dystopian series set in an amusement park. As the site's artificial intelligence battle against humankind, they tell a dark story of desire, evolution and consciousness.
Joe Mantegna to star in reboot of "Criminal Minds"
Green light: If one were to name all of the TV shows that have recently been revived, rebooted or remade, that long list would have to include "Law and Order," "Gossip Girl," "Frasier" and, now, "Criminal Minds."
Now they're not sure how the president [Joe Biden] contracted COVID. I suspect he wished on a cursed monkey's paw for any "positive news." Got to be careful!
We are getting a sequel [to the Jan. 6 hearings] in September, and a fall hearing is perfect because the former president [Donald Trump] is pumpkin spice.