Q: What was the name of the series that Betty White and Marie Osmond starred in together?
The series you're thinking of was called "Maybe This Time," which debuted in 1995 but only lasted one season.
Marie Osmond starred as Julia Wallace, a recently divorced mother who runs a bakery with the help of her mother Shirley (played by Betty White) and daughter Gracie (Ashley Johnson, who's now better known for her voice work on shows like "Ben 10" and "Recess").
The doctor is out: Fox and fans bid farewell to the iconic medical drama
"House" comes to an end this week after eight strong seasons
With eight seasons under his belt as the curmudgeonly Dr. Gregory House, Hugh Laurie will hang up his cane and put away the Vicodin for good after his show's series finale on Monday, May 21, on Fox.
Awake, on NBC
When the truth about the accident comes to light, Britten uncovers a high-ranking conspiracy and isn't sure he can trust anyone in this season finale.
No Stone unturned: Selleck returns to Paradise for new telefilm
Tom Selleck in "Jesse Stone: Benefit of the Doubt"
TV detectives are a dime a dozen, but a good one is worth tuning in for.
Suburgatory, on ABC
Dallas finds an unexpected supporter in Tessa as George struggles to figure out how he really feels in this season finale.
Q: Is it true they're making a new film version with Richard Stark's Parker character?
Yes, but a glance at the advance credits shows some guy named Donald Westlake stealing all of Richard Stark's thunder. Westlake is credited as having written the book on which the film is based, instead of Stark.
But that's alright because, as it turns out, he and Stark are the same man.
Glee, on Fox
As the kids of New Directions prepare for graduation and rehearse for nationals, Tina bumps her head and her world is turned upside down in a special two-hour edition.
Q: I absolutely love the British series "The IT Crowd." I've heard rumors about a Season 5, or even a movie. What can you find out?
The "official" word seemed to change weekly last fall, but now the show's creator, Graham Linehan, says that there will be no fifth season. So far, no one's contradicted him. He said that, instead, the show would wrap with a TV special sometime this year.
America's Got Talent, on NBC
Notorious radio-show host Howard Stern joins Sharon Osbourne and Howie Mandel as they scour the U.S. for singers, dancers, comedians and more in this season premiere.
New Releases for the week of May 13 - 19
The Grey
A plane crash leaves eight oil rig workers stranded in the Alaskan wilderness with few supplies and no idea where to go. A wolf hunter comes across them and offers to help them reach safety, but the weather and terrain are challenging for even the most skilled outdoorsman. When the group starts being followed by a group of hungry wolves, it becomes clear that the people need to come up with a plan if they want to make it out alive.
Director: Joe Carnahan. Stars: Liam Neeson, Grank Grillo, Dermot Mulroney, Dallas Roberts, Joe Anderson, Nonso Anozie, James Badge Dale, Ben Hernandez Bray, Anne Openshaw, Jacob Blair. 2012, 118 mins., action.
One for the Money
Desperate for money and struggling to pay bills, Stephanie begs her cousin for a job at his bail-bonding company. Her first assignment -- track down a former police officer who's up on murder charges. The man, Joe, just happens to be the same guy who broke Stephanie's heart during high school, and she's itching to get payback.
Director: Julie Anne Robinson. Stars: Katherine Heigl, Jason O'Mara, Daniel Sunjata, John Leguizamo, Sherri Shepherd, Debbie Reynolds, Debra Monk, Nate Mooney, Adam Paul, Fisher Stevens, Ana Reeder. 2012, 88 mins., comedy.
Albert Nobbs
Nineteenth-century Ireland was one of the toughest economic downturns in history, and Albert Nobbs is forced to pose as a man in order to find a job. She does get a position at a hotel, and she slowly becomes more and more comfortable with her new identity.
Director: Rodrigo Garcia. Stars: Glenn Close, Mia Wasikowska, Aaron Johnson, Janet McTeer, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Brendan Gleeson, Maria Doyle Kennedy. 2011, 113 mins., drama.
Rampart
Dave Brown has always been the one to do the dirty work that other cops are afraid to be a part of. His entire world is turned upside down when he is caught on tape -- doing what he does best -- and everything he loves is at risk of disappearing.
Director: Owen Moverman. Stars: Woody Harrelson, Ben Foster, Steve Buscemi, Jon Bernthal, Sigourney Weaver, Robin Wright, Brie Larson, Anne Heche, Ice Cube, Cynthia Nixon. 2012, 108 mins., drama.
Hell on Wheels: Season 1
Bent on revenge, Confederate soldier Cullen Bohannon searches for the men responsible for killing his wife and son. He joins the mobile settlement of "Hell on Wheels" as it moves along with the growth of the first railroad, determined to get his hands on those who murdered his family. Meanwhile, the Emancipation Proclamation has just been passed, and many slaves are released -- with no idea where to go.
Director: David Von Ancken. Stars: Anson Mount, Common, Colm Meany, Dominique McElligott, Tom Noonan, Eddie Spears, Phil Burke, Ben Esler. 2011, 430 mins., television.