Late Laughs for the week of June 28 - July 4, 2020
Jimmy Kimmel Live
[Donald Trump] was whisked into a panic bunker on Friday as the crowds assembled outside the White House. It took three and a half years, but he finally got that massive crowd to show up for him in D.C.
There have been protests now in all 50 states. And that is a big deal. We can't even get all 50 states onboard for daylight saving time.
The Goodbye: Cush Jumbo leaving 'The Good Fight'
Cush Jumbo as seen in "The Good Fight"
The Good-Bye: "The Good Fight" actress Cush Jumbo has been playing the role of fan favorite Lucca Quinn since 2015, but it looks like this past season was her last.
Home-cooked TV: More self-shot episodes added to Food Network lineup
Kardea Brown from "Delicious Miss Brown"
Guy Fieri did it. So did Ree Drummond and Michael Symon. Heck, even the hosts of "The Kitchen" did it.
Doctor Sleep, on HBO
Decades after the events of "The Shining," Danny Torrance (Ewan McGregor) struggles daily with his traumatic past and psychic abilities. His powers lead him to connect with other psychics, some of whom are more powerful and dangerous than he is.
The 47th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, on CBS
Presented in a special from-home broadcast, this celebration of daytime television awards the winners of 18 categories, including Outstanding Drama, Legal/Courtroom Drama and Morning Program. This year, "General Hospital" leads with 23 nominations.
Broke, on CBS
Catch one of the final episodes of this recently canceled sitcom. Jackie (Pauley Perrette), a single mom, takes in her sister (Natasha Leggero) and her husband (Jaime Camil) and teaches them about the real world when they are cut off from his trust fund.
Taking down Wall Street: Season 2 of Showtime's 'Black Monday' returns Sunday
Don Cheadle stars in "Black Monday"
After the first season's finale ended with a long-lost father falling to his death, audiences have been waiting for the absurdist comedy "Black Monday" to return and clarify all of our unanswered questions. Though we were able to get some satisfaction earlier this year, Season 2 came to a screeching halt thanks to COVID-19 slowing down production.
An (almost) sure bet: Networks gamble on franchises to win ratings
Julian McMahon stars in "FBI: Most Wanted"
In television, as in life, when you find a good thing, you want more of it. Broadcasters have banked on that fact for years, and TV viewers reap the rewards when they tune in to prime-time hits inspired by other prime-time hits.
The Day After Tomorrow, on AMC
A group of people attempt to survive in New York City when tornadoes, tidal waves and earthquakes devastate the world because of global warming triggering another ice age in this apocalyptic action film. Dennis Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal and Emmy Rossum star.
The Genetic Detective, on ABC
Genetic genealogist CeCe Moore uses her unique research skills and crime scene DNA to change the crime-solving landscape in this show. She explains how her work has been used in various cases to track down violent criminals and solve crimes.
