Storage Wars, on A&E
Barry gives Dave a hat with "Yuup" written on it, while Jarrod and Brandi spend nearly $2,000 on a unit. Meanwhile, Darrell gets lost on the way to the auction and still ends up with a unit, while Dave hopes to cash in on one of his biggest units ever.
Third season's a charm: 'Happy Endings' returns to ABC
The cast of "Happy Endings"
Friends are there through thick and thin, good times and bad. It's no wonder viewers love watching close-knit groups on their favorite TV shows, even if some of them take a while to earn a following.
Six twentysomethings from the Windy City prepare to take prime time by storm when "Happy Endings" returns to the schedule on Tuesday, Oct. 23, on ABC.
Grimm, on NBC
Nick and Hank investigate the murder of a high school decathlete and find out just how competitive some extracurricular activities can be. Elsewhere, Monroe gets a visit from an unlikely customer at the spice shop.
Q: I haven't seen Chi McBride since "Human Target" was canceled. What's he been doing since?
Chi McBride has become the sort of respected TV supporting man who you just expect to always be around. He's fuelled that expectation by always being around.
Though his nearly unbroken string of full-time series gigs seemed to have come to an end with the cancelation of Fox's action-adventure "Human Target," in fact, it's just his face that's disappeared.
Community, on NBC
Class is back in session for the zany students and faculty of Greendale Community College in this season premiere, The tight-knit study group is ready to tackle their fourth year, including a history class with Professor Noel Cornwallis (guest star Malcolm McDowell).
Elementary, on CBS
Sherlock uses his keen detective skills to try to crack the case of a child predator nicknamed "The Balloon Man" because he leaves balloons at his crime scenes. Jonny Lee Miller stars in this updated take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous detective.
Suburgatory, on ABC
Single father George and his daughter Tessa return in this season premiere. In Season 2, Tessa deals with feelings she's developed for a certain someone across the street, and she and George wonder whether or not they really belong in Chatswin.
Q: I vaguely remember a show on A&E, quite a while ago, that took place at a courthouse in New York. It was a big deal at the time because it was produced by a big director, but I don't remember much else. What was it? Can it be found on DVD?
That was "100 Centre Street," and it was actually a big deal for a few reasons.
The series, about the lives of the people working at a New York City courthouse, ran for two seasons, from 2001 to 2002, and was produced (and occasionally directed and written) by Hollywood legend Sidney Lumet.
Emily Owens, M.D., on CW
Mamie Gummer stars as a first-year intern who hopes to leave her high school-nerd reputation behind when she begins an internship at Denver Memorial Hospital. As she struggles to fit in, she tries to win the affection of med-school crush Will Collins, a fellow intern.
Q: I heard, quite a while ago, that there was another Bridget Jones movie being made. Is that still happening? When?
Yes, it is still "happening," in the sense that the script is still being written, which would be fine except that the film was supposed to have started filming seven months ago.
The third installment in the series, based on the book series by Helen Fielding, about a charmingly awkward British everywoman and her troubled love life, is reportedly titled "Bridget Jones's Baby," pretty much giving away the premise right off the bat.