The Biggest Loser, on NBC
The remaining contestants face the music at the final weigh-in before finding out who the winner is in this season finale. This season, Dolvett Quince and Jennifer Widerstrom train the contestants while former trainer Bob Harper serves as host.
Girl power: Fifth season of 'Girls' has guest stars lining up
Zosia Mamet, Lena Dunham, Allison Williams and Jemima Kirke star in "Girls"
New Releases for the week of February 21 - 27
Spotlight
When Marty Baron (Schreiber) takes over as the editor of The Boston Globe in 2001, he learns that the newspaper has a "Spotlight" team -- a group of journalists, led by Robby Robinson (Keaton), that focuses on in-depth investigative pieces that can take months to research. When a small article in the paper about a pedophile priest catches Baron's eye, he has the Spotlight team investigate the story more thoroughly. When it's finally published, their findings shock the world and rock one of the world's oldest institutions to its core with allegations that dozens of priests in the city were known pedophiles -- a fact covered up by the local Catholic Archdiocese.
Director: Tom McCarthy. Stars: Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton, Liev Schreiber, Rachel McAdams, John Slattery, Brian d'Arcy James. 2015. 128 min. Biography.
The Good Dinosaur
When the asteroid that should have wiped out the dinosaurs instead narrowly misses Earth, life goes on pretty much as usual for the prehistoric beasts. After millions of years, the dinosaurs have developed civilization. A young apatasaurus named Arlo (Ochoa) works on a farm with his family, but is too cowardly and timid to help out with most of the chores. After his father (Wright) is killed in a flash flood and Arlo becomes separated from the rest of his family, he ends up befriending a feral "pest" -- a young human cave boy, whom Arlo names Spot (Bright).
Director: Peter Sohn. Stars: Jeffrey Wright, Raymond Ochoa, Jack Bright, Frances McDormand. 2015. 93 min. Animation.
I Smile Back
It's the perfect suburban life for Laney Brooks (Silverman): she has a handsome and loving husband (Charles), two beautiful, smart children and a lovely home. Behind the scenes of this perfect life, though, it's a different, darker story. She takes drugs, commits adultery and even disappears for days on end. As her destructive actions threaten to rip her family apart for good, Laney tries to ignore the many temptations that surround her to finally face the unresolved issues that she's dealt with since her childhood.
Director: Adam Salky. Stars: Sarah Silverman, Josh Charles, Skylar Gaertner, Shayne Coleman. 2015. 85 min. Drama.
Late Laughs for the week of February 21-27, 2016
Jimmy Kimmel Live
On CNN last night they had what they call a town hall meeting, where the Democratic candidates tried to woo Iowa voters. The only clear winner was the farmer who got $30,000 to let CNN park their satellite trucks in his cornfield.
Trump has claimed that Megyn Kelly is unfair. That makes sense. Fox News has a long and dark history of being unfair to Republicans.
Blue Bloods, on CBS
New York City Police Commissioner Frank Reagan (Tom Selleck) is the patriarch of a family of police officers and lawyers in this drama. Bridget Moynahan stars as his daughter, an assistant D.A. who serves as a legal and moral compass for the family.
Q: Has Dan Aykroyd done any voice work?
Dan Aykroyd was never big on voice work before, but he seems to have gotten quite into it lately.
Most notably, he voiced the titular above-average bear in 2010's "Yogi Bear," the classic character's big-screen, computer-animated adventure. Aykroyd turned in a pretty good impression of Daws Butler, the voice actor who made the character famous.
No crying shame: The Gallaghers need each other more than ever in season 6 of 'Shameless'
William H. Macy stars in "Shameless"
Despite the critical acclaim that Showtime's "Shameless" and its British forerunner have enjoyed, the American dramedy doesn't seem to generate a ton a buzz.
Q: Is it true that Jackie Chan was in "Enter the Dragon"?
Few people give the cast of "Enter the Dragon" (1973) the credit it deserves as a cinematic martial arts all-star team.
The film's star, Bruce Lee, is of course a legend in the genre, and "Enter the Dragon" is his most famous film. And serious fans know that the film's co-star, Jim Kelly, went on to a little fame of his own in the 1974 cult-favorite "Black Belt Jones" (and the less well-loved 1978 sequel "Black Belt Jones 2").
Survivor: Kaoh Rong, on CBS
Eighteen castaways travel to the island of Kaoh Rong in Cambodia, where they face harsh conditions and relentless weather as they compete for a $1-million prize in this season premiere. The castaways are divided into tribes based on similar characteristics: high IQ, muscular physique or attractiveness.
Divide and conquer: Season 4 of History's 'Vikings' sets sail
The cast of "Vikings
The epic series "Vikings" is finally back, a thrilling tale that follows several Nordic warriors as they raid and conquer the people of Europe. Catch the season 4 premiere of "Vikings" when it airs Thursday, Feb. 18, on History.