Daym that's good: Internet sensation lands his own Travel show
Daymon Patterson in "Best Daym Takeout"
Eating on the go: we all do it. Whether it's a croissant during the grid locked morning drive to work, a granola bar for an afternoon snack or a fast food burger that's chowed down in the driver's seat while rushing to pick up the kids, take out food is most definitely a staple of our culture.
Late Laughs for the week of August 4 - August 10, 2013
Jimmy Kimmel Live!: Jimmy Kimmel
One of the world's leading scientists said he believes the human species was probably created when pigs mated with chimps. So it turns out that men really ARE pigs. There is scientific evidence.
Conan: Conan O'Brien
Zero Hour, on ABC
Anthony Edwards continues a thrilling adventure as skeptic Hank Galliston in this season finale. Galliston found himself smack in the middle of a worldwide mystery after his beloved wife Laila (Jacinda Barrett) was abducted from her antique clock shop.
Star-studded gaming: NBC lets loose with 'Hollywood Game Night'
Jane Lynch hosts "Hollywood Game Night"
There are very few tried-and-true recipes for prime-time success, but high-stakes game shows have made a comeback in recent years. The thrill of watching an average Joe or Jane play for money and prizes has kept TV viewers on the edge of their seats for decades in daytime, but add a little star power and -- voila! -- a prime-time hit is born.
Q: In the Robert Downey Jr. "Sherlock Holmes" movie, he fights a giant in a bowler hat. Is the actor really as big as he seemed on screen? Who is he?
While Hollywood used to scout professional football for huge, tough-guy actors, it has now turned to the wrestling ring.
In the not-so-grand tradition that gave us Hulk Hogan and Dwayne (The Rock) Johnson, Robert Maillet is pro wrestling's latest addition to the actors guild.
Having wrestled in the '90s under the names Kurrgan and The Interrogator, the seven-foot-tall actor hailing from the rural town of Sainte-Marie-de-Kent, N.B., in Canada, played Dredger in 2009's "Sherlock Holmes."
America's Next Top Model, on CW
Tyra Banks introduces another group of beauties in the two-hour premiere of the first "guys-and-girls" edition of the show. The popular reality TV series follows aspiring models as they compete in various challenges designed to test their modelling mettle.
'The Killing' kills in prime time: The stars of AMC's resurrected drama shine
Mireille Enos and Joel Kinnaman star in "The Killing"
Rookie Blue, on ABC
Swarek (Ben Bass) joins forces with his former training officer in an effort to solve a 15-year-old missing persons case after human remains are found in a ravine. Also, Chloe (Priscilla Faia) and Dov (Gregory Smith) encounter a witch and her disgruntled client.
Q: Christina Applegate has some very insightful comments as a judge on "So You Think You Can Dance" -- does she have a background in dancing?
She does indeed, though she said recently that she's had to give it up.
The 41-year-old actress, best known as dim but beautiful Kelly Bundy on the classic Fox sitcom "Married ... With Children," is actually a Tony-nominated song-and-dance star.
She received the Tony nod for best actress for her turn in the musical "Sweet Charity" in 2005, though she had a rough time getting there.
Necessary Roughness, on USA
Dr. Dani (Callie Thorne) takes a trip down Memory Lane when Connor (John Stamos) requests that she resume working with her very first V3 client in this new episode. Meanwhile, the investigation into the scandal at V3 continues and Nico (Scott Cohen) helps the feds.
