Q: I was really impressed with the guy who played Khal Drogo on the first season of "Game of Thrones." What's he doing now?
Jason Momoa's star has been consistently rising in recent years.
He had a somewhat inauspicious introduction as a regular in the last two seasons of the increasingly laughable drama "Baywatch" from 1999 to 2001. Things heated up for him about 10 years later, though, with his role on "Game of Thrones," the most talked-about series on TV, as well as the lead in the high-profile "Conan the Barbarian" reboot (2011).
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, on TLC
Everybody's favorite pageant child, Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson, stars in this reality TV offshoot of "Toddlers and Tiaras," which follows Alana and her offbeat Georgia family - father, mother and three older sisters - in their daily goings-on.
The right to remain silent: CBS turns up the heat with southern legal drama
Cam Gigandet and Anna Wood star in “Reckless”
Things are heating up down south between a litigator and an attorney -- and not just in the courtroom.
Q: How do they decide who gets which partner on "Dancing With the Stars"?
The exact calculus involved in who is paired with whom in "Dancing With the Stars" is a mystery, but it is the show's producers who get to do it.
It even seems that the dancers know little more than we do.
When pro dancer Derek Hough was asked by "Entertainment Weekly" why he was paired with actress Jennifer Grey in the show's 11th season, he said, "I wish I knew how the producers paired people. If anyone knows, please tell me."
Taxi Brooklyn, on NBC
Cat (Chyler Leigh) and Leo (Jacky Ido) delve into the case when a respected foster mother is murdered in this new episode. Cat, who's never been crazy about kids, surprises herself when she finds that she is developing a bond with one of the foster children.
The Walking Dead, on AMC
Get your temporary zombie fix while you wait for "The Walking Dead's" season 5 premiere with this AMC special. Delve into the creation of a realistic walker in the show, including the makeup process and tutorials on lurching around like a proper zombie.
Joining forces: NBC rolls out a hilarious Canadian-American collaboration
Clockwise from top: Benjamin Arthur, Azura Skye, Andrea Martin and Kasey Rohl star in “Working the Engels”
Isn't it nice when you find common ground with your neighbors?
Q: Will "Justified" come back for a season 5? It is the best show on TV these days!
Actually, the season that just ended in April was the fifth, but there will be another, which will definitely be the last.
"A lot of it was just figuring out how much story we have left," series creator Graham Yost said after the announcement of the show's impending end. "Our biggest concern telling these stories is that we don't run out of stories and start repeating ourselves. ... It really felt, in terms of the story of Raylan Givens in Kentucky, six years felt about right."
The Bachelorette, on ABC
Andi Dorfman continues her search for love in this new episode. As far as dates go, the bar is set high this season, with outings already having taken place in Connecticut, Marseilles and Venice. The popular reality series is still going strong, now in its 10th season.
Online alphabet: Internet dating brings out the stars
Ben Feldman and Cristin Milioti star in “A to Z”
Online alphabet: It's an online dating world out there.
The stigma that was attached to finding a date or a mate on the Internet is gone (mostly, at least), and a new NBC comedy hitting the airwaves this fall is set to take a laugh-filled peek at this now-mainstream dating method.