Late Laughs for the week of March 3 - 9, 2013
The Tonight Show: Jay Leno
The Pope said he was stepping down at age 85 because he could no longer handle the job physically. To which Lance Armstrong said: "I've got some stuff that can help you with that ..."
Geologists say that in 100 million years, Asia and America will smash into each other and become one big super-continent. How ironic is that? Just about the time when we have our loan to China paid off, we ARE China!
Lean, Deen machine: 'Not My Mama's Meals' still going strong one year later
Bobby Deen in "Not My Mama's Meals"
I’m sure Bobby Deen would forgive us if we labelled his show as “Deen Light.”
The Bible, on History
Live-action sequences and stunning CGI bring some of the most riveting stories ever told to life in this new five-part docudrama.. The debut retells the stories of Noah and Abraham, as well as that of Moses and the Ten Commandments.
Chicago Fire, on NBC
Dawson puts herself at risk as she tries to help her brother with his gang investigation. As she seeks assistance from an unlikely source, Severide visits an important person from his past and Casey deals with his new relationship with his mom.
Blue Bloods, on CBS
Danny and Jackie suspect a young woman may have been forced to commit suicide in the first of back-to-back rebroadcasts. Elsewhere, the Reagan clan faces a crisis when Henry has a heart attack, and Linda worries about Danny's emotional state.
Q: I know Jerry Orbach starred for years on "Law & Order," but didn't he have his own detective show once?
Not many remember it, but, yes, Orbach starred in a brief run of his own series, "The Law and Harry McGraw." It's a little surprising that it didn't do better, for a few different reasons.
For starters, it premiered on CBS while Orbach was still appearing on the big screen in one of the biggest films of the year, "Dirty Dancing" (he played Baby's slightly cantankerous father).
They're back: All-star celebrities return for 'The Celebrity Apprentice'
The contestants of "The Celebrity Apprentice" with Donald Trump
We have an unending fascination with the lives of celebrities. With supermarket tabloids and entertainment gossip TV -- not to mention the always-on Internet -- it's easier than ever to find out almost anything about these titans.
Comic Book Men, on AMC
Walt has designs on an original Asteroids arcade cabinet and tries to negotiate for one, but another customer complicates matters. Meanwhile, GI Joe action figures from Ming's childhood get him fired up.
Family matters: 'Red Widow' tests the balance of right and wrong
Goran Visnjic, Radha Mitchell and Rade Serbedzija in "Red Widow"
How far would you go to protect your family? Would you be willing to break the law to keep your family safe?
Boston's Finest, on TNT
The men and women of the Boston Police Department allow cameras into their lives as they protect and serve. The unscripted series follows patrol officers, detectives, SWAT team members and other units on the job and off as they go home to their families.
