Q: Is it true that Michael Palin did another TV series with one of the other Monty Python members after "Flying Circus"? What was it called?
Despite rumored acrimony between the members of the seemingly upbeat Monty Python troupe, the members continued to work together after their legendary sketch show, "Monty Python's Flying Circus," ended in 1974.
Indeed, they reteamed for three feature films between 1975 and 1983. However, they also broke off into smaller groups for other projects, such as "Ripping Yarns," which Palin and Terry Jones created and produced between 1976 and 1979.
The Job, on CBS
Five candidates vie for a coveted editorial assistant position with the legendary women's magazine, Cosmopolitan. Editor-in-Chief Joanna Coles, along with editors Joyce Chang and Jessica Knoll, evaluate the candidates as they compete in a series of elimination challenges.
Zero Hour, on ABC
When Hank Galliston's wife is abducted from her antique clock shop, a treasure map is found inside one of the clocks. Anthony Edwards stars as Hank, who sets out to decipher the symbols on the map and solve a mystery in the hopes of saving both his wife and humanity.
And they're off: 'The Amazing Race' still going strong after 21 seasons
"The Amazing Race" contestants
Benjamin Franklin famously quoted that "in this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes." Well, another certainty may need to be added to that list: every few months, a new season of "The Amazing Race" gets underway and it's a huge hit.
Q: What happened to the host of "The Weakest Link"?
Not a lot, though it actually hasn't been that long since she did the show.
"The Weakest Link," hosted by the emotionless and frequently harsh Anne Robinson, debuted on Britain's BBC network in 2000 and was a huge success, spawning versions in many other countries. An American version debuted in 2001, also hosted by Robinson, but it performed poorly over here and was canceled in 2002.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, on NBC
Marcia Gay Harden guest stars as FBI agent Dana Lewis, who believes a 25-year-old murder case may be connected to a string of unsolved cases. As Lewis works with the SVU team, Det. Benson and Amaro develop doubts about her prime suspect.
Storage Wars Texas, on A&E
Bubba reminisces about his teenage years when the auction heads to his old stomping grounds in Killeen. Meanwhile, Victor has a bad hair day but things look up when he finds some Civil War collectibles, and Jenny moonlights as a safecracker.
Q: The advertisement for the University of Phoenix -- is that Phylicia Rashad doing the narration?
Yes it is.
Tony-winning Broadway star and, of course, Emmy-nominated "Cosby Show" star Phylicia Rashad has found time, between stage and TV commitments (which are much more demanding now that she has a full-time series gig on "Do No Harm") to do commercial voiceovers, including most recently a series of ads for the University of Phoenix.
Deception, on NBC
When Mia finds out her mother's true identity, she ends up running away with her boyfriend, Kyle. As they head for a friend's empty vacation home, Will looks for answers to some questions about Vivian's murder. John Larroquette guest stars.
Revenge, on ABC
As Jack and Amanda's wedding nears, all Emily can think about is what might have been. Elsewhere, Conrad tries to begin a new chapter in his life, and it's anything but business as usual for Daniel at Grayson Global. Michael Trucco and Wendy Crewson guest star.
