SEAL Team, on CBS
David Boreanaz returns to television as Jason Hayes, the intense leader of an elite Tier One Navy SEAL team, in this premiere. The new drama follows the professional and personal lives of the soldiers as they train and execute dangerous missions.
Regal rivalry: The powerless usurp the powerful in 'Marvel's Inhumans'
Ken Leung stars in "Marvel's Inhumans"
When it comes to out-of-this-world heroics and stellar character development, no comic book franchise has been able to surpass the gravity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Though the company dabbled in television and film during the 1970s, Marvel has really come into its own in the last 20 years.
This Is Us, on NBC
Twins Kate (Chrissy Metz) and Kevin (Justin Hartley) and their adopted brother, Randall (Sterling K. Brown), face more challenges in this season premiere. The unique drama skips back and forth through time as it explores the family's past and present.
Q: Who plays Littlefinger in "Game of Thrones"? I think he's the best part of the show.
The delightfully Machiavellian schemer and brothel owner Petyr Baelish, better known to many as Littlefinger, is played by Aidan Gillen. He wasn't very well known before landing the gig on the most talked-about show of the decade, but business has picked up for him since.
Prior to landing the "Game of Thrones" gig in 2011, he was best known to North American audiences as Tommy Carcetti in another critically acclaimed HBO hit, "The Wire," from 2004 to 2008.
The Good Doctor, on ABC
When Shaun Murphy (Freddie Highmore), a young surgeon with autism and savant syndrome, relocates to a prestigious hospital, he faces prejudice in the premiere of this medical drama. Dr. Claire Brown (Antonia Thomas) soon forms a special bond with Murphy.
Live, take 43: Live from New York, 'SNL' is back
Kate McKinnon stars in "Saturday Night Life"
New Releases for the week of September 24-30
Transformers: The Last Knight
In the fallout of the battle of Chicago, humanity has declared war on all Transformers. While in hiding with his friend Bumblebee and a number of other renegade Transformers, Cade Yeager (Wahlberg) is contacted by the mysterious Sir Edmund Burton (Hopkins), the last living member of an ancient order with knowledge of the Transformers' history on Earth. Along with Vivian (Haddock), a descendant of the legendary Merlin (Tucci), Cade and Bumblebee uncover ancient secrets about the Earth just in time to use the information to confront the greatest threat that the planet has ever faced.
Director: Michael Bay. Stars: Mark Wahlberg, Anthony Hopkins, Laura Haddock, Josh Duhamel, Santiago Cabrera, Isabela Moner, Stanley Tucci. 2017. 149 min. Action.
47 Meters Down
After a bad breakup, Lisa (Moore) is taken on vacation to Mexico by her sister, Kate (Holt), where the two decide to get a little adventurous and go cage diving with sharks. While the boat captain (Modine) throws bait in the water to attract the killer fish, the women are put into a cage that is slowly lowered beneath the surface. When the chain holding the cage snaps, though, the women plunge into the depths, finally coming to rest on the bottom, 47 meters below the surface of the shark-infested waters.
Director: Johannes Roberts. Stars: Mandy Moore, Claire Holt, Matthew Modine, Chris Johnson, Yani Gellman, Santiago Segura. 2017. 89 min. Adventure.
2:22
Dylan (Huisman), a talented air traffic controller, is suspended from his job after a flash of light that only he can see blinds him at exactly 2:22 one afternoon, causing two aircraft to nearly collide in midair. He begins to pursue a relationship with Sarah (Palmer), a beautiful woman he meets during his suspension, but the phenomenon that first manifested itself as a flash of light begins to escalate into something more, always occurring at exactly 2:22, and driving Dylan to solve its mystery before time runs out.
Director: Paul Currie. Stars: Michiel Huisman, Teresa Palmer, Sam Reid, Maeve Dermody, Remy Hii, Simone Kessell, John Waters. 2017. 98 min. Action.
Late Laughs for the week of September 24 - 30, 2017
The Late Late Show With James Corden
Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci -- you know, the Mooch -- posted a tweet comparing what happened during his firing from the White House to what happened to Monica Lewinsky during the Bill Clinton sex scandal. Now think about this: Scaramucci is comparing himself to someone who helped get a president impeached. I LIKE where this is going.
Conan
Spooky sweets: Third bite's the charm with 'Halloween Baking Championship'
Carla Hall, Zac Young and Lorraine Pascale as seen in "Halloween Baking Championship"
Fear the Walking Dead, on AMC
Nick (Frank Dillane) teams up with Jeremiah's (Dayton Callie) son, Jake (Sam Underwood), to handle a delicate situation in this new episode. Meanwhile, when a new threat arises, the residents of the ranch prepare to fight for their home.
