What If We Get Married?, on TLC
Amy and Mike have been close friends for a while, but they've decided to skip the dating phase and get married in this new episode. Cameras follow best friends Amanda and Christian as well, who have also decided to take the plunge.
Roll the 'Dice': Andrew Dice Clay attempts another TV comeback
Andrew Dice Clay as seen in "Dice"
Everything old is new again. In the 1990s, Andrew Dice Clay ("The Adventures of Ford Fairlane," 1990) was known for his expletive-laden, brash brand of humor. For a while, he was on top, but the entertainment industry is notoriously fickle, and he faded from view within a decade of his rise to fame.
The Odd Couple, on CBS
Matthew Perry returns as the affable Oscar Madison alongside Thomas Lennon as neat freak Felix Unger in this season premiere. The comedy offers viewers a new take on the television classic about mismatched roommates who drive each other crazy.
Chicago P.D., on NBC
When four people are committed to the ER at Gaffney Chicago Medical Center following chemo overdoses, a doctor with personal connections to Sgt. Hank Voight (Jason Beghe) comes under investigation in this rebroadcast.
Q: I always loved "In the Heat of the Night." Please update me on the cast members that are still living and what they are doing these days.
Assuming you mean the late-'80s TV series "In the Heat of the Night," rather than the late-'60s film it was based on, there's actually very little to report.
Though the show was a big hit for NBC, running from 1988 to 1995, none of its stars went on to much afterwards.
There is, of course, a sad element to that, since three of its main stars died shortly after the series ended.
American Idol: American Dream, on Fox
Host Ryan Seacrest, current and former judges and the behind-the-scenes crew reminisce about the past 15 seasons as finale week kicks off. Contestants also share their memories in the one-hour retrospective special.
Dancing With the Stars, on ABC
NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown teams up with professional dancer Sharna Burgess this season. Tom Bergeron hosts the unique dance competition featuring celebrities from the worlds of entertainment, sports and pop culture.
Q: I love the new TV show "Lucifer." Where has the star, Tom Ellis, been hiding?
The short answer is: Britain. Over there, though, it hasn't seemed like hiding at all.
Silent but deadly: An attorney's past comes back to haunt him in 'Game of Silence'
David Lyons stars in "Game of Silence"
New Releases for the week of April 3 - 9
Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens
Han Solo (Ford), Princess Leia (Fisher) and Luke Skywalker (Hamill) are back as fans are treated to another action-packed story set in a galaxy far, far away. When stormtrooper Finn (Boyega) helps rescue Resistance pilot Poe Dameron (Isaac), he winds up deserting the villainous First Order. After crashlanding on the desert planet Jakku, he meets the enigmatic Rey (Ridley), an independent young woman with a mysterious past. With a map in their possession that may lead to the missing Jedi, Luke Skywalker, the two unlikely companions flee Jakku in a familiar spaceship with the First Order in hot pursuit. As they struggle to deliver the map to the Resistance, the First Order's terrifying and powerful Kylo Ren (Driver) remains hot on their trail, along with a super weapon even more powerful than the Death Star of old.
Director: J.J. Abrams. Stars: Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Adam Driver, Oscar Isaac, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill. 2015. 135 min. Adventure.
The Hallow
Adam (Mawle), Clare (Novakovic) and their infant son relocate to a remote forest town where Adam is surveying the woods so that logging can begin in the area. When acts of vandalism and violence start plaguing the family, they suspect that a local man is behind them, but the truth is far more sinister. It doesn't take long before the family must fight for their very lives against the Hallow, a supernatural force that the locals believe lives deep in the surrounding forest.
Director: Corin Hardy. Stars: Joseph Mawle, Bojana Novakovic, Michael McElhatton, Michael Smiley. 2015. 97 min. Horror.
Tumbledown
After Hannah's (Hall) husband, a popular folk singer, dies at a young age, she struggles to deal with her grief and move on. Things are made even harder for her when a New York writer (Sudeikis) shows up at her home in rural Maine to investigate the death, forcing her to confront her grief and deal with the ambiguous circumstances surrounding her husband's death.
Director: Sean Mewshaw. Stars: Jason Sudeikis, Rebecca Hall, Dianna Agron, Joe Manganiello. 2015. 105 min. Romance.