Gabrielle Dennis, seen here in "A Black Lady Sketch Show," to star in "Someone Out There" pilot on NBC
Sabin Lomac hosts "Grill of Victory"
The backyard grill plays a starring role in most Fourth of July festivities, and on that day, everyone wants to be a barbecue hero. If you’re planning to fire up the grill and you need a little inspiration for your patriotic menu, or if you just enjoy a good ol’ competition series, consider tuning in to Food Network this Monday, June 28.
Tune in to catch a late-night rebroadcast of this hybrid game and talent show's first season. Wayne Brady hosts as contestants attempt to guess which over-the-top or downright bizarre hidden talent a slew of mystery performers might have based on clues.
Back-to-back new episodes of this hit spinoff begin as Tiffany travels to visit Ronald, and Natalie holds a grudge against Mike's mother. As Elizabeth's trip begins poorly, Angela plans to spy on Michael, and Kalani levels with Asuelu. Yara has news.
Alas, the short answer is: nothing.
This is a question that comes up every year or two, which is understandable since fans were teased with the prospect of a film version of "The Janson Directive" novel 10 years ago, with nothing to show for it since.
The latest concrete update came in 2018, when former pro wrestler John Cena ("Wipeout") was attached as the new lead.
Christina Hendricks, Retta and Mae Whitman star as not-so-good girls in a new episode of this hit dramedy. When each of the women needs fast cash for their family, they conspire to rob a supermarket. They soon learn a life of crime isn't easy to leave.
Matthew Goode and Teresa Palmer as seen in "A Discovery of Witches"
Matthew Goode and Teresa Palmer as seen in "A Discovery of Witches"
Michael Strahan hosts a new episode of this celebrity-partner game show. Ali Wentworth takes on TV's Sara Haines, and "Harold & Kumar's" Kal Penn faces off against "First Wives Club's" Michelle Buteau to fill in the blanks and win their partner $100,000.
The summer camp movie is a rich genre, and it feels as if there was at least one made in every person's childhood. I don't know when you were a kid, but Candace Cameron (now Cameron-Bure) was only a child star for a relatively brief period, and during that period she made "Camp Cucamonga."
Aired on NBC in 1990, it did indeed feature a stack of child stars of the time, and a couple of grown-up stars, too.