Bob Newhart returns to the role that recently earned him an Emmy when he appears as Professor Proton in this new episode. A hurt Sheldon (Jim Parsons) befriends Proton's rival, Bill Nye (guest starring as himself), after Proton asks Leonard (Johnny Galecki) for help with an experiment.
Despite a long bibliography that included dozens of non-"Dune" stories, it seems Frank Herbert will always be remembered as the "Dune" guy.
There have been four different "Dune"-based films and TV miniseries made, but none based on his other works, such as "The White Plague." (There was an independently made and mostly unseen short film made of his story "Cease Fire," but it disappeared almost as soon as it was released last year.) And, unfortunately, there aren't any being planned either.
Tony winner Billy Porter guest stars as a TV personality who's been accused of sexual abuse in this new episode. As the case progresses, Rollins (Kelli Giddish) urges the team to consider his reputation, but Benson uncovers incriminating evidence.
Robin Roberts takes an in-depth look at today's country music industry in this one-hour special. The special will reveal the results of an ABC News online poll asking fans to vote for their favorite country music duet of all time.
Showrunner and head writer Graham Yost is trying to turn something sad into something happy this winter when "Justified" returns for a fifth season.
Commenting on the effect that the death of pulp-fiction great Elmore Leonard will have on the series, which is based on Leonard's books, Yost said he's planning some kind of tribute to start off the new season.
Molly makes a huge decision when she finds herself at a crossroads in her career in this season finale. Brian Baumgartner of "The Office" guest stars as Molly's union rep. Billy Gardell also stars in this comedy about a working class couple.
Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood co-host "The 47th Annual CMA Awards"
Kate Hudson and David Letterman as seen in "The Late Show With David Letterman"
Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood co-host "The 47th Annual CMA Awards"
No other music genre epitomizes the pioneering spirit that settled North America like country music. With a broad range of styles, from soulful gospel to twangy honky-tonk, the diversity of the music speaks to the diversity of those who love it.
It looks like there is no hope for this situation back east. Not the shutdown, but the New York Yankees!
According to research, immigration is on the rise. You know, immigrants come here to do the jobs Americans don’t want to do, like running the government.