Q: How did someone get Daniel Craig to do a vodka ad?
You must be referring to the ad for Belvedere vodka that features Daniel Craig ("Casino Royale," 2006) dancing, badly, in an undershirt through a swanky hotel. It went viral online because — well, because of what I just described.
Craig said he did it for a laugh. "When I read the script, I thought, 'Hmm, really?'" he told England's Sunday Times magazine. "Then, 'Let's go with it.' I hope people get the gag."
Fire Country, on CBS
Singer Kane Brown makes his acting debut in tonight's episode. Brown plays a train hopper who helps those injured in a train crash, but the rescue risks spiraling out of control when the crews discover the train is filled with illicit cargo.
Good vibrations: Musicians honor 60 years of The Beach Boys
Lady A’s Charles Kelley, Hillary Scott and Dave Haywood in “A Grammy Salute to the Beach Boys”
Call Me Kat, on FOX
Kat (Mayim Bialik) and Max (Cheyenne Jackson) have some news to share but they try to keep it a secret until after Sheila's (Swoosie Kurtz) big birthday bash, and Carter (Julian Gant) thinks he's cursed after breaking a pre-wedding superstition.
Q: Are they making more Expendables movies?
In the case of the Expendables franchise, that's a big "they." But I can say that "they" have at least one more installment locked and loaded, and at least a rough plan for more.
The premise of "The Expendables" (2010) and its sequels is simple: What if, instead of making a bunch of different action movies, someone tried to cram all the big action-movie stars and all the usual action-movie elements (wise-cracking heroes, bad-guy drug runners, stuff blowing up in the jungle) into one movie?
Chicago Fire, on NBC
Tonight's new episode finds a familiar face returning to Firehouse 51 to serve with Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo) on a special task force. Also, with Tony (Anthony Ferraris) close to breaking the CFD's perfect attendance record, the team works to keep him safe.
FBI: International, on CBS
For the second time in the franchise's history, the teams from "FBI," "FBI: Most Wanted" and "FBI International" come together in a three-part crossover event. The teams work together when an abduction in Rome reveals a plot to carry out a terror attack.
Quantum Leap, on NBC
The future of the Quantum Leap project is at stake in this season finale. While Ben's (Raymond Lee) final leap of the season brings him closer to home, a showdown with Leaper X could jeopardize everything. Ernie Hudson and Mason Park also star.
Q: Who plays Virginia in "Happy Gilmore"? I recognize her eyes.
Virginia Venit, the kind public relations head who takes unorthodox golfer Happy (Adam Sandler, "Murder Mystery 2," 2023) under her wing in "Happy Gilmore" (1996), is played by Julie Bowen, an actress who would soon turn her eyes away from film and back to TV.
And that's probably how you know her. In particular, you likely know her from the long-running sitcom "Modern Family," in which she played stern but devoted mom Claire Dunphy for the show's 11-season run from 2009 to 2020.
Round two: More 'Martha Cooks' arrives on Roku
Martha Stewart, seen here in "Martha Bakes," also hosts "Martha Cooks"