Wynonna Earp, on Syfy
The great-great-granddaughter of legendary lawman Wyatt Earp has been recruited to a top-secret division of the U.S. Marshals in this season premiere. Based on the IDW comic, the series follows Earp as she tries to break her family's curse.
Queen of the South, on USA Network
The saga continues for Teresa Mendoza (Alice Braga), who was forced to flee to America after her drug-dealing boyfriend was murdered, in this season premiere. The drama is based on Arturo Pérez-Reverte's global best-selling novel, "La Reina Del Sur."
Broadway's banner year: The Tonys celebrate the best of the best on CBS
Kevin Spacey hosts the 71st Annual Tony Awards
Broadway is having a moment. While New York's beloved theater district has always been popular, it's been particularly successful this past season, and the city's performers are ready to celebrate.
<span>Q: Will there be a second season of "Sun Records"?</span>
Pick your joke of choice: CMT has stepped all over "Sun Records'" blue suede shoes. CMT has chosen not to walk the line. There's no more shakin' going on at CMT. I could go on.
The point is, the network has ended "Sun Records" after its first season. I say "ended" instead of canceled, because according to the network's programming chief, that was the plan all along.
MasterChef, on Fox
The battle for a white apron continues in this new episode, as the remaining chefs compete to make it into the top 20. With only nine aprons remaining, the pressure's on as the judges decide who makes it to the next stage and who is sent home.
America's Got Talent, on NBC
Tyra Banks hosts as performers take the stage in the hopes of impressing the judges in this new episode. Mel B, Howie Mandel, Simon Cowell and Heidi Klum decide whether the acts are good enough to move on in the competition for a $1-million prize.
Adventures in space: 'Dark Matter' returns for season 3
Alex Mallari, Marc Bendavid, Roger Cross and Anthony Lemke as seen in "Dark Matter"
Still Star-Crossed, on ABC
After the tragic death of her cousin, Rosaline Capulet (Lashana Lynch) is betrothed to Benvolio Montague (Wade Briggs) in the hopes of ending the feud between the two prominent families. This drama picks up where William Shakespeare’s tragedy “Romeo and Juliet” ends.
Q: I was enjoying "Time After Time" as a different type of program, and was looking forward to the rest of the story, but it was pulled mid-series! Can I rent or watch the rest of the episodes somewhere?
As of now, there's no way to watch the seven remaining episodes of "Time After Time." But that could change.
ABC hasn't officially canceled the show, though networks rarely cancel anything officially. Rather, it has simply replaced the show in its time-slot. That means it could bring back the show at any point and just call it a hiatus.
Cloning success: 'Orphan Black' returns for one last season
Tatiana Maslany and Ari Millen as seen in "Orphan Black"
Cloning success: BBC America's "Orphan Black" still has some life left in it -- one more season's worth, it turns out. It's no surprise, really. After all, the gritty Canadian science fiction series is a critical darling with a hugely devoted fan base.