The next 'Rookie': Niecy Nash-led spinoff reportedly in the works
Niecy Nash to star in spinoff of "The Rookie"
The next 'Rookie': ABC is hoping to enlist a new "Rookie" for its prime-time lineup.
Love Italian, will travel: Tucci's 'Searching for Italy' resumes
Stanley Tucci hosts "Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy"
Oscar-nominated actor and Emmy-winning host Stanley Tucci ("The Lovely Bones," 2009) has had viewers yearning for a return trip to Italy since Season 1 of his show premiered last year. Happily, CNN's "Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy" returns this Sunday, March 13.
48 Hours, on CBS
True crime stories are explored in great detail by journalists and experts in this news magazine series. The award-winning program has been instrumental in the reopening of cold cases and has led to the exoneration of numerous wrongfully convicted people.
Past and future: Dwayne Johnson looks both ways in Season 2 of 'Young Rock'
Uli Latukefu stars in "Young Rock"
Q: Are they making more of "Only Murders in the Building"?
Yes. (The rest is a mystery.)
Streaming service Hulu, which produces and streams the mystery-comedy hit, renewed it for a second season back in September, while the first was still airing, weeks before the finale aired in October.
The only news that's been shared since has been the start of filming earlier this winter. That timing suggests the second season will be released some time this fall, in line with the first.
Real Time With Bill Maher, on HBO
Bill Maher, known for his unique brand of acerbic humor, welcomes a three-guest panel for lively political discussions in this new episode from Season 20. Rounded out by a comedic monologue and poignant interview, Maher puts the focus on current events.
Joe Millionaire: For Richer or Poorer, on Fox
A group of women compete for the attention of two single men in another new episode from this reality show reboot with a twist. One man is wealthy while the other is not, but the women vying for their love and/or money aren't sure which one is which.
<span>Q: I watched the Netflix movie "Red Notice" expecting an adaptation of Bill Browder's book, but that's not what it was. Are they allowed to do that?</span>
"I've had a career in Moscow, a career in Wall Street and a career in Washington. They're all highly dysfunctional, sharp-edged, dishonest places, but I've never seen something so dishonest as Hollywood. It's unbelievable. Everything they do in Hollywood would be illegal in any other place."
The Wonder Years, on ABC
This new series is an original take on the show of the same name from the late '80s. In this reboot set in Montgomery, Alabama, a middle-class Black family has their story told through the eyes of their imaginative 12-year-old child, Dean (Elisha Williams).
FBI: International, on CBS
Luke Kleintank, Heida Reed and Carter Redwood star in a new episode of this hit procedural spinoff. In order to keep the citizens of the United States safe, international agents go to extreme lengths to capture fugitives at large anywhere in the world.
