Gold Rush, on Discovery Channel
Modern-day treasure hunters hope to strike it rich with their gold mining operations in some of the world's roughest terrain in this special two-hour edition. This season, Todd Hoffman moves his entire operation to the High Bar mine in Oregon.
Q: I heard that Betty White and Helen Mirren never had any kids. Are there any other big-name actors or actresses who never had them?
I should start this answer by thanking you, on behalf of Zooey Deschanel, for asking about both actors and actresses.
When asked by Marie Claire magazine in 2013 if she was planning to have kids, the "New Girl" star said, "I don't think people ask men those questions." (She actually later had two children.)
Ridley rules: Oscar winner's acclaimed anthology drama returns for a third season
Felicity Huffman stars in “American Crime”
Kicking & Screaming, on Fox
Ten survival experts embark on an adventure like no other when they team up with pampered partners for a survival challenge in this premiere. Hosted by Hannah Simone, the series follows the teams through a tropical jungle in Fiji.
Ridley rules: Oscar winner's acclaimed anthology drama returns for a third season
Felicity Huffman stars in “American Crime”
Q: Did Bishop on "NCIS" really go to Oklahoma State University?
As "really" as a fictional character can do anything, Agent Ellie Bishop did go to OSU. At least, presumably.
Q: Did Bishop on "NCIS" really go to Oklahoma State University?
As "really" as a fictional character can do anything, Agent Ellie Bishop did go to OSU. At least, presumably.
Survivor: Game Changers, on CBS
Fan favorite Michaela Bradshaw returns to compete alongside other previous players in this special two-hour season premiere. Jeff Probst hosts as castaways are divided into tribes, and make their way to their new homes.
The Americans, on FX
As Paige's (Holly Taylor) relationship with Matthew Beeman (Danny Flaherty) grows, Philip (Matthew Rhys) and Elizabeth (Keri Russell) embark on a new mission in this season premiere. The experience pushes their family to the limit.
Q: What happened to the reality shows dealing with guns? I enjoyed watching "Top Shot," where contestants competed using different weapons, as well as two others: "Sons of Guns" and the one with the gun appraiser from "Pawn Stars."
I have some potentially good news for you. "Top Shots" is still on; it's just moved (way) down the cable lineup. After having aired for four years on History, it was canceled in 2013. However, it was picked up by Outdoor Channel, which still airs new episodes.
Indeed, Outdoor Channel seems to be the place for gun-TV aficionados such as yourself. It has a number of firearm-themed reality shows in its lineup.