Who's watching whom?: 'Big Brother' returns to CBS
Julie Chen returns to host Season 23 of "Big Brother"
A 'Star-Spangled Spread': 'The Kitchen' cooks up the perfect Fourth of July menu
Jeff Mauro, Sunny Anderson, Geoffrey Zakarian and Katie Lee host "The Kitchen"
When a CEO falls: Kyle Chandler joins cast of Showtime anthology series
"Friday Night Lights" star Kyle Chandler to star in "Super Pumped"
The Simpsons, on Fox
Kick the Fourth of July off with America's favorite cartoon family. In this rebroadcast, Mr. Burns goes undercover as 'Fred' and makes friends with Homer and the gang at the power plant. David Harbour and Phil Rosenthal lend their voices as guest stars.
Untold Stories of the ER, on TLC
Dr. Bob Slay has his work cut out for him in this rebroadcast when a snapping turtle has clamped down on the neck of a patient and refuses to let go. Meanwhile, another man is impaled by a chainsaw twenty feet off the ground, high in a tree.
The Matrix, on AMC
Catch Keanu Reeves as Neo, a hacker who learns the world is a simulation in the Wachowskis' iconic sci-fi franchise. The only one who can save humanity, Neo must decide between the pleasant illusion and the horrific reality in these first three films.
Q: I just watched "The Personal History of David Copperfield" with Dev Patel and thought it was delightful. I know it was based on a Dickens novel, but is the movie very different from the book?
Most say "The Personal History of David Copperfield" (2019) was very faithful to the spirit and intention of the original -- and it bent over backwards to stuff as many characters in as possible -- but it certainly took some liberties.
Taking a bite out of summer: SharkFest runs for six weeks
Paul Butcher of the DPI and Chris Hemsworth bait and release the smart drumline in "Shark Beach with Chris Hemsworth"
Taking a bite out of summer: SharkFest runs for six weeks
Paul Butcher of the DPI and Chris Hemsworth bait and release the smart drumline in "Shark Beach with Chris Hemsworth"
B Positive, on CBS
When Drew (Thomas Middleditch) misses Maddie's (Izzy G.) soccer game because of his dialysis appointment in this sitcom rebroadcast, he begins to question whether the sacrifices he has been making for his health are worth all the missed life moments.
