The Little Couple, on TLC
It's time to introduce their new addition to the Klein family so Bill and Jen take William to Florida for some family fun in this new episode. Bill's brother shares some news that could change the couple's lives.
Q: There's an old movie starring Patrick Dempsey as a teenaged pizza delivery boy -- what was it called?
The film you're looking for is the surprisingly PG-13-rated "Loverboy" (1989). It features Patrick Dempsey, known today as Dr. McDreamy on "Grey's Anatomy," who even then was leveraging his good looks to play a young pizza delivery boy and, for some select clients, prostitute.
The Glades, on A&E
A family feud rears its ugly head when the body of a ranch hand turns up between the two families' properties in this new episode. Meanwhile, someone from Callie's (Kiele Sanchez) past asks for help.
Start your engines: 'The Great Food Truck Race' is burning rubber
Tyler Florence hosts "The Great Food Truck Race"
Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines!
New Releases for the week of August 18 - 24
Amour
After his wife Anne suffers a stroke that leaves her partially paralyzed and confined to a wheelchair, Georges dutifully agrees to care for his ailing wife rather than send her back to hospital or to a nursing home. But the strain of caring for her takes a toll on the retired music teacher. Despite their daughter's protest, Georges vows to keep his promise even as Anne's condition worsens.
Director: Michael Haneke. Stars: Jean-Louis Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva, Isabelle Huppert, Alexandre Tharaud, William Shimell. 2012. 127 min. Drama.
Rapture-Palooza
Lindsey and Ben are twenty-somethings who dream of one day landing good jobs and having a family. Unfortunately for them, the rapture has come and gone, and as non-believers, they are left on Earth to carry on without any hope of salvation. But when the antichrist sets his sights on Lindsey, she and Ben devise a plan to defeat the angel of darkness and restore hope to those left behind.
Director: Paul Middleditch. Stars: Anna Kendrick, Ken Jeong, John Francis Daley, Craig Robinson, Rob Corddry. 2013. 85 min. Comedy.
Scary MoVie
When Dan Sanders' brother turns up dead and his children are found hiding in the woods, Dan and his wife Jody reluctantly adopt the now fatherless kids. Along with their newborn son, the Sanders and their newly adopted daughters move into a new suburban home where a strange pattern of bizarre activity leads them to discover that they're being stalked by an evil demon.
Director: Malcolm D. Lee. Stars: Ashley Tisdale, Simon Rex, Charlie Sheen, Lindsay Lohan, Snoop Dogg, Mac Miller, Molly Shannon. 2013. 86 min. Comedy.
Post Tenebras Lux
Juan and Natalia and their two children, an upper class Mexican family, leave their urban lifestyle behind and move to the countryside, where they contend with domestic crises and class friction.
Director: Carlos Reygadas. Stars: Adolfo Jiménez Castro, Nathalia Acevedo, Willebaldo Torres. 2012. 115 min. Drama.
Vampire
Simon is a seemingly normal and dedicated teacher, but he harbors a dark secret: he's a vampire. To satisfy his thirst for blood, Simon searches online for suicidal women willing to give up their life to ensure his survival.
Director: Shunji Iwai. Stars: Kevin Zegers, Keisha Castle-Hughes, Amanda Plummer, Rachel Leigh Cook. 2011. 120 min. Drama.
Ghouls ghosts and sharks: Syfy's aquatic killers return from beyond
Richard Moll in "Ghost Shark"
Ghouls, ghosts and ... sharks?: The howling sharknados have dissipated and the legendary sharktopus is missing in action. Surely, it must be safe to go in the water.
Fatherhood for the future: Cameras follow stay-at-home fathers in 'Modern Dads'
Stone Slade as seen in "Modern Dads"
Fatherhood has never been easy. Often portrayed as hard-working breadwinners and strict disciplinarians, the role of fathers has evolved over the past several years and some men are taking daddy duty to new heights as stay-at-home dads.
Late Laughs for the week of August 17 - August 24, 2013
The Tonight Show: Jay Leno
They kept saying on the news, "the royal couple welcomes a baby boy." Well, I hope so. Do people sometimes give a kid the cold shoulder?
According to a new study, lying gets easier over time. People get better at lying the more they do it. See, that's why you have to have term limits.
Whodunnit?, on ABC
After weeks of using crime scene investigation techniques to gather clues and eliminate suspects, the remaining guests have one last chance to solve the mystery in this season finale. The amateur sleuth who unmasks the killer will take home the $250,000 prize.
Psychic Tia, on A&E
A visit from a celebrity spirit prompts Tia to talk to her clients about the importance of a solid personal foundation in this new episode. Tia welcomes a Long Island couple looking for family information.
