Hell's Kitchen, on Fox
In this rebroadcast, the three remaining all-stars are given the surprise announcement that they'll all be competing in the two-part finale. As a reward for making it this far, chef Ramsay treats them to a pampered retreat at a Malibu resort.
Darcey & Stacey, on TLC
Larger-than-life sisters Darcey and Stacey Silva, originally seen on TLC's "90 Day" series, let viewers get to know their family, friends and lovers who all have just as much personality as they do in this new drama and laughter filled spinoff.
Q: I'm assuming Alec Baldwin is the biggest star of the family -- which of the other Baldwin brothers has the biggest resume?
Actually, any one of them has a case, depending on the metric you use.
In terms of raw numbers, Daniel has had the biggest career besides Alec (he's also second in birth order), having appeared in over 120 film and TV projects over the years. Stephen, the youngest brother, has 103 titles on his resume, while William has just 78.
Bad Boys, on AMC
In Michael Bay's directorial debut film, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence star as Miami narcotics detectives tasked with recovering $100 million worth of heroin which was stolen from a secure police vault. Unfortunately, they have three days to do it.
Late Laughs for the week of September 6 - 12, 2020
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
I do want to thank my wife and kids again for everything they did to help produce the show while I was home. I just want to say, over the last five months, y'all became like a family to me.
The only thing this office doesn't have is guests ... unless I take the hydroxychloroquine and start hallucinating them.
'Delicious' holiday: Kardea Brown kicks off new season with Labor Day menu
Kardea Brown hosts "Delicious Miss Brown"
Labor Day was created to celebrate the American worker, though nowadays it's become more of a final celebration of summer. But if you're already reaching for a pumpkin spice drink or other fall treats, Food Network wants you to slow your roll -- it isn't ready to say goodbye to summer grilling just yet, and neither is Kardea Brown.
From 'Holiness' to 'Highness': Jonathan Pryce to star in final seasons of 'The Crown'
"Game of Thrones" star Jonathan Pryce is set to star in "The Crown"
From 'Holiness' to 'Highness': After earning his first Oscar nomination for his turn as Pope Frances in "The Two Popes" (2019), actor Jonathan Pryce is moving on from the Vatican … and moving into Buckingham Palace.
New Releases for the week of September 6 - 12
Bad Education
Dr. Frank Tassone (Jackman), beloved school superintendent of the Roslyn Union Free School District, and his longtime assistant, Pam Gluckin (Janney), have made Long Island's own Roslyn High School the fourth-ranked public school in the country with drastic, sweeping improvements that also continue to positively impact the local economy. Writing an article for the school's newspaper about some new construction for the school, student reporter Rachel Bhargava (Viswanathan) is encouraged by Frank to treat the project as a professional journalist would, and in doing so, the student unwittingly discovers the largest public school embezzlement scheme in American history.
Director: Cory Finley. Stars: Hugh Jackman, Ray Romano, Welker White, Allison Janney, Alex Wolff, Rafael Casal, Stephen Spinella, Annaleigh Ashford, Stephanie Kurtzuba, Calvin Coakley, Geraldine Viswanathan. 2019. 108 mins. Drama.
First Cow
Traveling through the Oregon Territory in 1820, timid chef Otis "Cookie" Figowitz (Magaro) dreams of opening a bakery in San Francisco. While journeying with a group of fur trappers, Cookie comes upon King-Lu (Lee), a Chinese immigrant on the run for murdering a Russian man, and the pair form an unlikely friendship. Upon learning that the first-ever milk cow is being brought to the Territory, to the home of Chief Factor (Jones), Cookie and Lu concoct a plan to steal milk from the cow to make Cookie's alluring baked goods and sell them for a hefty profit to the men at the outpost.
Director: Kelly Reichardt. Stars: Alia Shawkat, John Magaro, Dylan Smith, Ryan Findley, Clayton Nemrow, Manuel Rodriguez, Orion Lee, Patrick D. Green, Toby Jones. 2019. 122 mins. Drama.
A Nice Girl Like You
When the tightly wound aspiring concert violinist Lucy Neal (Hale) catches her boyfriend, Jeff (Friedrich), watching pornography, she gives him an ultimatum: the porn or their unsatisfying relationship. After being called a prude by Jeff on his way out the door, a newly single Lucy decides to tackle her problem the only way she knows how, with a to-do list. On her journey to self-discovery and self-acceptance, Lucy devises a wild to-do list filled with a litany of sexy items.
Directors: Chris Riedell, Nick Riedell. Stars: Lucy Hale, Mindy Cohn, Jackie Cruz, Leonidas Gulaptis, Adhir Kalyan, Stephen Friedrich, Skye P. Marshall, Leah McKendrick, Jina Panebianco. 2020. 94 mins. Comedy.
Saturday Night Live, on NBC
The cast pokes fun at pop culture, politics and much more with the help of a rotating roster of celebrity hosts in this sketch show. For decades, the legendary late-night series has served as a launching pad for some of comedy’s biggest stars.
Blue Bloods, on CBS
The Reagan family is embroiled in law enforcement and the legal system, Frank (Tom Selleck), the patriarch, is police commissioner, while Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) and Jamie (Will Estes) work on the force and Erin (Bridget Moynahan) is a prosecutor.
