The Mob Doctor, on Fox
After Constantine enlists the help of a Chicago mob colleague to help him reconnect with his son, he orders Grace to diagnose the mobster's girlfriend. It turns out Grace's new patient is hiding a shocking secret.
Q: I saw that movie "Drive," with Ryan Gosling, and I was wondering who did the very '80s-sounding music on the soundtrack?
Director Nicolas Winding Refn and his production team went out of their way to get the retro-'80s feel that permeates this art-house action film, and that extended to the soundtrack.
But rather than actually delve into the back catalogs for music from the era, they mined the modern electronic-music scene for acts with a similar love of neon and synthesizers.
Shark Tank, on ABC
Entrepreneurs hope the Sharks will bite when they present their inventions and business ideas. In this new episode, the Sharks are surprised when an engineer from Poway, Calif., has trouble explaining the financial aspects of his tabletop food screen.
Familiar faces, new goals: Jillian Michaels returns to fight childhood obesity in 'The Biggest Loser'
Dolvett Quince, Jillian Michaels and Bob Harper from “The Biggest Loser”
As years come and go, countless men and women create their own new year's resolution, whether it's kicking a bad habit or saving more money.
Person of Interest, on CBS
Jim Caviezel continues his role as a former CIA agent turned vigilante in this critically acclaimed drama. Using his special training in covert operations, Reese works with an eccentric billionaire to stop violent crimes before they happen.
Q: I saw "Pete's Dragon" for the first time the other day, and I'm wondering how they combined the animation and live-action sequences. How did they make Pete float while Elliott was invisible?
Disney has a long and popular history of combining live action with animation, and the beloved 1977 adventure "Pete's Dragon" is just one step on the path that winds all the way back to its early days in the 1920s and a series of shorts about a girl named Alice who interacts with a bunch of animated characters.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, on NBC
An elite squad of dedicated officers work to protect the innocent. Created by legendary producer Dick Wolf, this drama chronicles what happens to the victims of violent crimes as police officers and lawyers seek justice on their behalf.
Tournament of Roses Parade, on ABC, NBC, Hallmark
Marching bands, equestrian teams and lavish floral floats highlight The 124th Annual Tournament of Roses Parade. This year, Dr. Jane Goodall will serve as the Grand Marshal of the parade, which is themed "Oh, the Places You'll Go!"
Thanks a brunch: Food line-up offers breakfast-themed start to new year
Ree Drummond of “Pioneer Woman”
As 2012 comes to a close, many revelers are preparing to ring in 2013 in style.
Indeed, New Year’s Eve parties abound, with their focus on cocktails, appetizers and fanciful desserts. But for many, the year’s first big meal is their favorite way to usher in a brand new year (or in some cases, wrap up the previous night’s festivities).
Q: Is it true there was a TV version of "Dirty Dancing"?
It is true, but it was a long time ago, and it didn't last for very long.
The '80s film phenomenon "Dirty Dancing" (1987) was translated into a half-hour dramedy format (making it a little less self-serious than the film) the following year on CBS. And though this should have been a recipe for success, it barely made it through a 12-episode season before CBS stuck Baby (along with such other implausibly named characters as Johnny Castle) in a corner once and for all.