Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, on NBC
The trial against serial rapist Sir Tobias Moore (Ian McShane) finally begins in this rebroadcast of the Season 21 finale. While Carisi (Peter Scanavino) handles the trial, the rest of the SVU handles a slew of complications in other cases.
American Housewife, on ABC
In a town filled with so-called "perfect" wealthy neighbors and their entitled children, housewife and mother Katie Otto (Katy Mixon) and her husband Greg (Diedrich Bader) try to raise their three children to be humble in this popular family sitcom.
Q: Our local TV listings used to feature a show called "Longmire" a while back, and we wondered if there are any new episodes and where to find them.
"Longmire" has been through a lot since it last appeared on a TV schedule, but, for better or worse, its trials are over.
It aired its first three seasons on A&E, between 2012 and 2014, before getting canceled. It turned out the network may have underestimated the western drama's popularity, because a major public outcry followed, leading the online service Netflix to pick the series up again and produce new episodes.
Gone in 60 Seconds, on AMC
In order to save his brother, a former car thief agrees to steal 50 high-end cars in a single night for a threatening British gangster, despite being under surveillance by the police in this high-speed heist film. Nicolas Cage and Angelina Jolie star.
We Are Who We Are, on HBO
Sarah (Chloe Sevigny) and Maggie (Alice Braga) move from New York to Italy with their 14-year-old son Fraser (Jack Dylan Grazer) when they are posted to a military base in Veneto in this series premiere. Despite being shy, Fraser soon makes new friends.
Q: I'm trying to remember the name of a movie where Jake Gyllenhaal plays a police officer who helps Hugh Jackman find his daughter. I remember the ending being very anger-inducing.
I'm feeling your pain here. It could seem like producers in the late '00s and early '10s were actively trying to make you forget the name of the movie you just watched (if you were watching a certain type of movie).
Let's try a thought experiment. Guess which of these actual film titles from the period between 2008 and 2014 is the one you're looking for: "Taken," "The Captive," "Prisoners," "Gone Girl," "Homefront," "Safe."
High-flying conspiracy: Punjabi and Plummer star in Peacock's 'Departure'
Christopher Plummer stars in "Departure"
This fall TV season may look a little different than years past, but studios are finding ways to bring viewers fresh shows nonetheless. Networks are scouring the globe to find just the right series for North American audiences, and one such acquisition is poised to reel in viewers with action, mystery and conspiracy.
It's complicated: New season of 'The Bachelorette' to feature unique twists
Clare Crawley appears in "The Bachelorette"
It's complicated: So. Much. Drama. That's the simplest way to describe what's been going on behind the scenes of the upcoming season of "The Bachelorette."
It looks like Season 16 will break with tradition by featuring two Bachelorettes: Clare Crawley, the previously announced Bachelorette, and, unexpectedly, Tayshia Adams.
Our Cartoon President, on Showtime
Season 3 continues in this new episode. Cartoon Trump must learn how to act like a normal president and person after the Republican Party considers dropping him as their nominee. Luckily, Cartoon Kellyanne Conway is there to help him out.
Firing up Netflix: Get ready to stream 'American Barbecue Showdown'
American barbecue
Cooking low and slow outdoors is a timeless technique associated with many cultures worldwide, but American barbecue has elevated it to an art form. (And "low and slow" is key; otherwise, you're just grilling.)