The Killing, on AMC
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.
Elementary, on CBS
Sherlock uses his keen detective skills to try to crack the case of a child predator nicknamed "The Balloon Man." Jonny Lee Miller stars in this updated take on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous detective.
Recaps for the week of May 27 - 31
Lindsey Morgan stars in "General Hospital"
The Bold and the Beautiful
Unaware of Brooke's plan involving Eric, Taylor settles in to a false sense of security in her relationship with him. Brooke enlists Donna's help with her plan and she later pulls out all the stops to get Eric to help her hide the truth about her night of passion with Bill. Meanwhile, Bill is surprised when Donna reveals that she knows his secret. Steffy sees Hope for the first time since losing her baby. Sensing that Hope will waste no time trying to get Liam back, Steffy is forced to put her in her place. Maya struggles with a difficult decision regarding Rick when faced with the harsh reality of Bill's blackmail. Carter makes a bold move in an attempt to win Maya's affection. Later, Brooke and Bill struggle to fight their lust when they find themselves alone together for the first time in weeks.
Days of Our Lives
Will is overcome with emotion as he holds his newborn daughter for the very first time. Nick apologizes to Will and later comes clean to Gabi about what really happened to him in prison and that he had been blackmailing Will. John and Kristen's game of seduction reaches its explosive conclusion. Meanwhile, Marlena shows Brady the proof of Kristen's deception. Brady confronts his would-be bride and she tries in vain to convince him that her love for him is true. Brady considers numbing his pain when a drug dealer approaches him and later finds comfort in Nicole. After an intense clash with Kristen, Marlena is faced with the consequences of John's actions. Eric learns of Nicole's feelings for him, while JJ swindles Jennifer into helping him come up with the seed money to start selling drugs.
General Hospital
The residents of Port Charles gathered together at the Haunted Star are in for a shock when their mysterious host is revealed. Lulu suffers a traumatic flashback and shortly thereafter shares something about her past with Dante. After a heart-to-heart talk about their friendship, Tracy demonstrates that she only wants what is best for Luke. Meanwhile, Morgan learns the hard way how some habits can be difficult to break. Nik deliberates over how best to sabotage AJ & Liz, while Michael learns he can't run from his past.
The Young and the Restless
Phyllis tells Jack their relationship is solid, but that she's not ready yet when he asks her to move back in with him. Carmine comes to Fen's rescue when he's being beaten up, but when Michael finds out he tells Carmine to keep his distance. Billy becomes frustrated by Victoria's constant battles with Adam at Newman Enterprises and she later decides to leave the company. Meanwhile, Neil is surprised to learn that both Leslie and Devon are considering career alternatives. Nick and Sharon visit Cassie's grave and Phyllis later urges Nick to tell Summer the impact they felt from her death to illustrate the significance of Summer's choices. Avery offers her legal services to Dylan, while Kevin processes the news that Chloe's been looking to sell Crimson Lights. Adam seeks information from the doctor after Chelsea and Dylan leave their appointment.
Star search: 'America's Got Talent' returns to NBC
Heidi Klum joins "America's Got Talent"
Often, the oldest forms of entertainment are the best.
Q: Do you remember the movie "Key Largo"? Was that based on a book or something?
Or something, yes.
The 1948 classic "Key Largo" was actually based on a play by Pulitzer-winning dramatist Maxwell Anderson.
Several of Anderson's other plays were made into films, such as "Saturday's Children," which was adapted three times, and "Anne of the Thousand Days," which was nominated for best picture in 1969 (21 years after it debuted on stage). "Key Largo" debuted on stage in 1939, marking a much better turnaround time to film.
What Would You Do?, on ABC
A street musician who makes fun of people crosses the line into bullying, and cameras capture the reactions of bystander. Also, shoppers look on as a transgender girl tries on dresses for her prom.
Q: Do you remember the movie "Key Largo"? Was that based on a book or something?
Or something, yes.
The 1948 classic "Key Largo" was actually based on a play by Pulitzer-winning dramatist Maxwell Anderson.
Several of Anderson's other plays were made into films, such as "Saturday's Children," which was adapted three times, and "Anne of the Thousand Days," which was nominated for best picture in 1969 (21 years after it debuted on stage). "Key Largo" debuted on stage in 1939, marking a much better turnaround time to film.
Desperate for love: Relationship drama heats up prime time in ABC's 'Mistresses'
Alyssa Milano stars in "Mistresses"
Whether it's an unbelievable game-winning field goal or a stunning prom-queen moment, it's natural to want to relive your glory days.
Hannibal, on NBC
As the BAU investigates another gruesome murder case, Will contaminates a crime scene, convinced he may have committed murder. An MRI reveals that Will may be suffering from Advanced Encephalitis.
Q: I love David Shatraw in "Titus" -- what else has he done? What is he doing now?
Once I realized you're asking about the mostly forgotten Fox sitcom that ran from 2000 to 2002, and not the much-better-known 1999 Shakespearean film adaptation of the same name, I was able to find out for you.
Of course, comedic supporting man David Shatraw would have been out of place opposite Anthony Hopkins in the gory adaptation of Shakespeare's tale of Rome at war. The working-stiff sitcom starring popular standup comic Christopher Titus was a much better fit for him.