Shark Tank, on ABC
Kevin O'Leary, Robert Herjavec, Mark Cuban and the rest of the Sharks entertain more aspiring entrepreneurs who are on the hunt for investments in this new episode. Businessmen and women see if their ideas sink or swim in this cutthroat reality series.
Q: My kids were watching "Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H." and I thought I recognized the voice of Rick Jones. Who is the face behind the voice?
You have a good ear for voices, especially since Seth Green's voice is so elastic.
He's the actor who provides the voice of Rick Jones on "Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H.," the new cartoon series based on the Incredible Hulk character. (The title is also a reference to the ABC drama series "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.," and both series are part of the same Marvel Comics universe.)
DIG, on USA Network
When FBI agent Peter Connelly (Jason Isaacs) takes a new position in Israel, he stumbles upon a mystery that delves into the Holy Land’s dark secrets. As he races to investigate, he realizes he may not be the only one looking for answers.¢
CSI: Cyber, on CBS
Patricia Arquette returns to television as Special Agent Avery Ryan, the leader of the FBI’s Cyber Crime Division. Inspired by the work of real-life Cyber Psychologist Mary Aiken, the series also stars Peter MacNicol and James Van Der Beek.
Q: I love the Hallmark series "Signed, Sealed, Delivered." Please tell me it's going to be back with new episodes. We need more TV like this!
Technically, I can say "yes" to your question, provided I use a pretty broad definition of "episodes."
Hallmark announced in the fall that the series would return in 2015, but as a series of two-hour movies on its sister network, Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, rather than as a weekly TV show.
Hell's Kitchen, on Fox
Chef Gordon Ramsay and his fiery temper is back in the season 14 premiere of this hit culinary competition. Ramsay wastes no time in putting these aspiring chefs to work, splitting them into two teams and getting them to cook their signature dishes.
The Following, on Fox
Ryan Hardy (Kevin Bacon) is finally getting back to normal with Joe Carroll (James Purefoy) waiting on death row and his following gone. The bliss is short-lived, however, after strange tableaus are staged and opens up old wounds.
The hunt for a killer: '12 Years a Slave' writer John Ridley puts a fresh twist on crime drama
Felicity Huffman stars in “American Crime”
There’s no shortage of gripping crime dramas on television right now. If the long-running “Law & Order” and "CSI" franchises are anything to go by, it’s a genre that audiences love.
Q: Why in the world does the entertainment community think older folks don't watch TV? So many good shows have been canceled because the networks say not enough young people watch. Don't they think older viewers need and want to watch something?
This is certainly one of the most frustrating problems in television, and as the saying goes, to get an answer you have to follow the money.
Broadcast television, along with most of cable, makes its money from advertising, and advertising studies show time and again that the most lucrative demographic to target is between the ages of 18 and 49.
Late Laughs for the week of March 1 - 7, 2015
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Jimmy Fallon
I read that more than 100 million people tuned in to tonight's Super Bowl on NBC. In response, NBC will be re-airing the Super Bowl every Thursday night at 8 p.m.
There was actually a fight between some Patriots and Seahawks at the end of the game. I'm not saying it was embarrassing for the Seahawks, but the Patriots won that, too.