Dwayne Johnson encourages contestants to push themselves to their limits as they compete for the chance to win up to $1 million. Johnson will guide the participants through challenges designed to test their intelligence, strength and morality.
The answer to the question of why you recognize actress Morena Baccarin depends, most likely, on what kind of nerd you are.
If you're the I-enjoy-a-bit-of-science-fiction-with-my-dinner kind of nerd, then you probably recognize her from her lead role in ABC's recent "V" remake. She played an alien ambassador of sorts whose secretly evil intentions unraveled over the course of the show's two seasons, from 2009 to 2011.
After last week's delicious premiere, the remaining contestants turn up the heat in the kitchen. Comedian Jeff Foxworthy hosts as the judges determine the best and worst creations after each challenge.
A woman seeks Chris Powell's help in losing weight she's gained over the years. Billed as a "transformation specialist," Powell does more than just supervise exercise and nutrition, he also changes perspectives.
It was, indeed, the same Kevin Williamson who wrote those two very different series, but perhaps it would make more sense if you knew about the connector piece: the "Scream" movies.
Williamson only got to write the popular teen drama "Dawson's Creek" and, years later, the serial-killer drama "The Following," after making a name for himself with the hugely popular teen/serial-killer film "Scream" (1996).
Miles' leadership abilities are put to the test as the Rebels push to infiltrate The Tower. As Miles struggles with his feelings for both Nora and Rachel, Aaron proves to be useful.
Cicadas are back, and there are going to be trillions of them. Cicadas mate once every 17 years. They're like Martha Stewart.
The stock market is at an all-time high. People at home are saying, “Well, that would be great if I had a job.”
Roblé Ali as seen in "Chef Roblé & Co."
When Sarah Linden's former partner Stephen Holder uncovers evidence of a new series of murders, she returns to work on the case in this season premiere. Stars Mireille Enos and Joel Kinnaman are joined by new cast members Peter Sarsgaard and Elias Koteas.
Aaron Tveit and Daniel Sunjata star in "Graceland"
Full of grace: Talk about a full house.
With the likes of "Burn Notice," "White Collar" and "Royal Pains" rightly earning the USA Network a reputation for high-quality scripted television, its latest offering is already attracting some buzz.