London calling: Sean Bean's 'Legends' gets a facelift for season 2
Sean Bean stars in "Legends"
Grey's Anatomy, on ABC
The doctors at Seattle’s Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital struggle to balance their personal and professional lives in this critically acclaimed drama. Now in its 12th season, the show stars Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey, Justin Chambers as Alex Karev and Kelly McCreary as Maggie Pierce.
The Mysteries of Laura, on NBC
Emmy winner Debra Messing stars as Det. Laura Diamond, a single mom and the smartest homicide detective in the entire New York Police Department. This season, her ex-husband, Det. Jake Broderick (Josh Lucas), works as her partner.
The Grinder, on Fox
All Dean (Rob Lowe) wants is to be a "regular guy," but he keeps using his celebrity to get ahead. Stewart (Fred Savage) convinces Dean to stop, but when the brothers find themselves in a serious predicament, it may be Dean's fame that bails them out.
A 'Bang' up job: 'The Big Bang Theory' gives a nod to a couple classics
Simon Helberg and Kunal Nayyar star in "The Big Bang Theory"
Scorpion, on CBS
High-tech threats are no match for genius Walter O’Brien (Elyes Gabel) and his elite team of brilliant misfits in this new episode. Robert Patrick stars as Cabe Gallo, the federal agent who oversees the group’s activities as the nerds deal with the nation’s crises.
Into the Badlands, on AMC
Daniel Wu stars as Sunny, a highly respected warrior in a ruthless and dangerous world in the new martial arts drama. As rival Barons challenge each other for control, Sunny meets a teenager who is harboring a dark secret.
'Turkey' talk: A Jim Henson Thanksgiving special airs on Lifetime
Mary Steenburgen stars in "Jim Henson's Turkey Hollow"
'Turkey' talk: The late, great Jim Henson's creations are returning to the screen. Not the Muppets, who launched a new show -- appropriately titled "The Muppets" -- earlier this year, on ABC. Instead, an entirely original Henson creation will at last see the light of day.
Late Laughs for the week of November 15-21, 2015
Jimmy Kimmel Live: Jimmy Kimmel
I was born in Brooklyn. I grew up in Mill Basin, and I have to say, Brooklyn really hasn't changed. It's still the same collection of mom-and-pop, gluten-free, artisanal mayonnaise shops that made this borough what it is.
They say you can never go home again, and turns out they're right. This morning, I tried to go back to my old house and walked in on a lady taking a shower. Sorry, Renee.
Simmons smackdown: Thanksgiving holiday brings out the spirit of competition in Rev Run
The Simmons family as seen in "Rev Run's Thanksgiving Supper"
Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving, it's almost Thanksgiving! Ah yes, the day that marks the start of the holiday season. A day of food, friends, family and, of course, a healthy dose of arguing.