Serial thriller: 'Dexter: New Blood' breathes new life into deadly show
Michael C. Hall in "Dexter: New Blood"
When a popular television show ends, there are always heartbroken fans who want more, especially when they are unhappy with the finale. Most of the time they are out of luck, but every so often a series is so compelling it's resurrected. One such series is headed back to prime time in all its bloody glory.
My 600-lb Life, on TLC
Ryan moved to Montana to try to save himself from his potentially lethal addiction to drugs. But as this new episode helps to illustrate, he may just have traded one addiction in for another. Now, Ryan must curb his overeating habits before they kill him.
Q: Can you tell me how I can get in touch with Stone Phillips? I'd like to talk to him about his documentary on aging parents.
"Moving With Grace" touched a lot of people. Veteran reporter Stone Phillips' PBS documentary about being thrust into the role of caregiver for aging parents may have been his TV swan song, but it looks like you can still reach him to talk about it.
Your best bet is through the contact form on his personal website, StonePhillipsReports.com, which seems to be his post-TV project -- he has posted a range of articles on there in the years since "Moving With Grace" aired in 2014.
'Because that you are going': Period comedy 'Dickinson' launches final season on Apple TV
Hailee Steinfeld stars in "Dickinson"
Hailee Steinfeld ("The Edge of Seventeen," 2016) returns as headstrong American poet Emily Dickinson in Season 3 of "Dickinson" this fall. The series will grace Apple TV with its final season, releasing its first three episodes on Friday, Nov. 5, with new episodes dropping weekly thereafter.
'Because that you are going': Period comedy 'Dickinson' launches final season on Apple TV
Hailee Steinfeld stars in "Dickinson"
Hailee Steinfeld ("The Edge of Seventeen," 2016) returns as headstrong American poet Emily Dickinson in Season 3 of "Dickinson" this fall. The series will grace Apple TV with its final season, releasing its first three episodes on Friday, Nov. 5, with new episodes dropping weekly thereafter.
New Amsterdam, on NBC
Based on Eric Manheimer's novel "Twelve Patients: Life and Death at Bellevue Hospital," this medical drama returns for more of Season 4 in this episode. Ryan Eggold, Janet Montgomery, Freema Agyeman and Jocko Sims star as the hospital's department heads.
New Amsterdam, on NBC
Based on Eric Manheimer's novel "Twelve Patients: Life and Death at Bellevue Hospital," this medical drama returns for more of Season 4 in this episode. Ryan Eggold, Janet Montgomery, Freema Agyeman and Jocko Sims star as the hospital's department heads.
The Neighborhood, on CBS
There are scarier things than befriending the neighbors in this new episode. Cedric the Entertainer and Max Greenfield star in a Halloween episode of this series that follows a white Midwestern family's move to a predominantly Black neighborhood.
Q: I was just rewatching "The Long Goodbye" and I think I saw Arnold Schwarzenegger in it. Am I right?
Arnold Schwarzenegger is a pretty unmistakable presence on screen, even when he's just there for a minute.
Yes, that was indeed the great bodybuilder-turned-actor-turned-politician-turned-actor-again in a brief, non-speaking role in the 1973 noir classic "The Long Goodbye."
Late Laughs for the week of October 31 - November 6, 2021
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Thirty-five Republicans in the Senate voted against the extension, and they didn’t raise the debt ceiling, which means we are still facing what the chief economist at Moody's Analytics calls "financial Armageddon" — which is a very bad kind of Armageddon. It's one of the worst kinds of Armageddon. Even Bruce Willis is powerless against Financial Armageddon.