Hot diggity dog: Jimmy Fallon develops new projects for NBCUniversal
Jimmy Fallon’s Electric Hot Dog behind five new shows at NBCUniversal
Hot diggity dog: Despite falling behind CBS's "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" and ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" in the ratings, the future looks bright for NBC's "The Tonight Show" and its host, Jimmy Fallon.
Late Laughs for the week of June 13 - 19, 2021
The Late Late Show with James Corden
President Biden was in Michigan today visiting Ford Motor Company's electric vehicle plant. As part of the visit, Biden was given a test drive of the new, electric version of Ford's popular pickup, the F-150 Lightning. It was only a test drive, but Biden made sure to install his dancing hula girl on the dashboard.
Fear the Walking Dead, on AMC
Don't miss a new episode of this hit zombie spinoff series starring Lennie James, Alycia Debnam-Carey, Maggie Grave and Coleman Domingo as a part of the ensemble cast. In this episode, the group tries to cling to their lives and values amid the chaos.
Master of the 'Cue: Food Network fires up new season of 'BBQ Brawl'
Chefs Bobby Flay and Michael Symon from "BBQ Brawl: Flay V. Symon"
May was National Barbecue Month, but with Father's Day coming up on June 20, and the Fourth of July not long after, your backyard grill is probably getting a whole lot of use right now.
Saving Private Ryan, on AMC
In this war-epic tribute to the heroism of soldiers during World War, II Tom Hanks stars as Capt. John Miller, a soldier searching for a missing paratrooper on the front lines in France. The ensemble cast also includes Matt Damon and Ted Danson.
The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, on CBS
Close out the week by staying up late with host Stephen Colbert. Colbert's sharp wit and willingness to get a little bit silly helps viewers digest the daily news and political happenings, earning him a top spot among late-night hosts and series.
Q: What has Matthew Gray Gubler been doing since "Criminal Minds"?
"Staying busy" is the best way to put it.
Matthew Gray Gubler played the eidetic-memoried Dr. Spencer Reid for the entire 15-season run of "Criminal Minds," one of the biggest shows on TV in its time, and so expectations were fairly high for what he'd do next.
A new, big project has yet to materialize, but it's only been a year ("Criminal Minds" left the air in February 2020).
Fine feathered friends: 'Tuca & Bertie' premieres on Adult Swim
Tuca and Bertie as seen in "Tuca & Bertie"
Second chances are rare in television. Most of the time, once a series has been cancelled, it's gone forever. However, every once in a while a show gets another shot, much to the delight of its fans. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, an offbeat cartoon about a couple of birds is about to make its triumphant return to TV.
Manifest, on NBC
Ben (Josh Dallas) and Michaela (Melissa Roxburgh) return for a new episode of this mysterious sci-fi drama's third season. After a dramatic Season 2 finale that saw a risky rescue take place, the survivors of Flight 828 are closer than ever to answers.
Q: I am more than a little sad to lose "NCIS: New Orleans" -- I have always been a Scott Bakula fan. Is there an address where I can drop him a note? This would be appreciated.
In the digital age, there are multiple options for sending stars like Scott Bakula a note.
The mail option still exists, of course. The best approach for that is to send it to his managers at Anonymous Content. Their mailing address is 3532 Hayden Ave., Culver City, CA, 90232.
This being said, actors often have their own social media accounts. They may not always be the ones actually posting from day to day, but the accounts are still a close-to-direct link to the stars.