Grease, on AMC
Set in the 1950s, new student Sandy (Olivia Newton-John) is having trouble fitting in at Rydell High. To make matters worse, when she's reunited with her summer love, he acts like he's too cool for her. John Travolta also stars in this classic musical.
Money hungry: 'Billions' returns with second installment of Season 5
Paul Giamatti stars in "Billions"
The $100,000 Pyramid, on ABC
Host Michael Strahan guides the action as celebrities team up with contestants who want to win money in this episode. In this updated version of the classic game show, celebrities give and receive clues as players try to guess mystery words.
Q: I really enjoy listening to all the current hosts on Turner Classic Movies, but whatever happened to Tiffany Vazquez, who was the Saturday afternoon host in 2016?
Being the Saturday daytime host on TCM was only ever a side gig for Tiffany Vazquez, and, sadly, the gig eventually cast her aside. There's no gentler way to put that. She joined the classic-film cable channel in 2016, but her contract wasn't renewed.
She was a good sport about it, announcing the end of her tenure on Twitter in January 2018, closing with, "This experience has changed my life and I'm forever thankful for it."
FBI, on CBS
Experience the inner workings of the FBI’s New York office with a rebroadcast of this action-packed drama featuring police-force legacy Officer Maggie Bell (Missy Peregrym) working alongside Special Agents Scola (John Boyd) and Zidan (Zeeko Zaki).
Q: I know this sounds crazy, but I noticed a lot of plot similarities between the romantic comedy "Two Weeks Notice" and the spy thriller "A Most Wanted Man." The latter came out much later -- is it possible it was sort of based on "Two Weeks Notice"?
I understand your reluctance to even suggest a link. Tonally, the two movies couldn't be further apart. In fact, it seems like the similarities are just chance, with a bit of help from storytelling stereotypes.
The Wall, on NBC
Win or lose millions depending on where a ball lands after being dropped down a four-story wall in this game show. Hosted by Chris Hardwick, contestants answer trivia questions, hoping luck is on their side and that they chose the right partner.
TV that sucks: Vampires sink their teeth into prime time with FX series
Kayvan Novak and Mark Proksch as seen in "What We Do in the Shadows"
Vampires are lurking in prime time once again, but fear not -- these vampires are more silly than scary. The undead are ready to entertain TV viewers with a whole new season of blood-curdling laughs.
Back to 'Bridgerton': Period drama back on track for Season 2
Harriet Cains, Bessie Carter and Nicola Coughlan as seen in "Bridgerton"
Back to 'Bridgerton':The Gossip Girl of the Regency period will be returning to Netflix, though perhaps not as soon as fans had hoped.
What's in your fridge: Series challenges chefs to elevate the ordinary
Dan Ahdoot hosts "Raid the Fridge"