Q: I was a fan of "Resurrection" and I was told it will not be coming back. Is there any chance of one episode being made to at least tie up all the loose ends we fans were left with? I think we deserve at least that much.
Fans of the ABC drama "Resurrection" certainly do deserve a satisfying wrap-up -- especially the ones who stuck with it all the way to the end of season 2, as the mystery got deeper and the viewership got smaller. But it doesn't seem likely.
The ratings decline is one reason: the season 2 finale drew just 4.6 million viewers, which may sound like a lot, but was just half of what the show's first episode got.
No plain Jane: Jane Lynch headlines new CBS sitcom
Jane Lynch stars in "Angel from Hell"
"Glee's" red-tracksuited devil is heading back to TV, but this time she's perched on the other shoulder -- more or less. CBS is rolling out a Thursday night lineup chock-full of comedies, and "Angel from Hell," starring Jane Lynch, is on the roster.
Late Laughs for the week of November 1 - 7, 2015
Conan: Conan O'Brien
Analysts say Jeb Bush's campaign is in so much trouble, they may bring in George W. Bush for support. This will help Jeb appeal to George W. Bush’s key demographic: people who have a terrible memory.
ISIS has destroyed another ancient cultural treasure from the distant past. As a result, security has been beefed up around Larry King.
New Releases for the week of November 1 - 7
Vacation
Eager to strengthen his family's frayed relationships, a grown-up Rusty Griswold (Helms) announces that he's taking his wife, Debbie (Applegate), and sons, James (Gisondo) and Kevin (Stebbins), on a cross-country road trip to Walley World, the theme park where Rusty had his own memorable childhood vacation with his family. The trip is far from uneventful, though, with sibling rivalries, revelations from the past and troublesome run-ins all conspiring to make this vacation just as disastrous -- and just as memorable -- as the one that Rusty remembers from so long ago.
Directors: John Francis Daley, Jonathan M. Goldstein. Stars: Ed Helms, Christina Applegate, Skylar Gisondo, Steele Stebbins, Chris Hemsworth. 2015. 99 min. Comedy.
Inside Out
Set almost entirely inside a young girl's mind, Pixar's latest animated feature brings a child's emotions to life. Riley (Dias) is a happy little girl with five main emotions living in her head: Joy (Poehler), Sadness (Smith), Fear (Hader), Anger (Black) and Disgust (Kaling). Joy is the dominant one of the group, but when Riley and her parents move to a new city, her emotions are thrown into disarray. When Sadness causes Riley to cry in front of her new schoolmates, she and Joy set off a disastrous chain reaction in Riley's memories and end up lost deep in the little girl's mind. As the other three emotions desperately try to keep Riley's emotions in balance, two opposites struggle to find their way back to her conscious mind.
Director: Pete Docter. Stars: Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith, Bill Hader, Lewis Black, Mindy Kaling, Kaitlyn Dias, Richard Kind. 2015. 94 min. Adventure.
The End of the Tour
In 1996, author David Foster Wallace released his groundbreaking novel, "Infinite Jest." In this biographical drama, former Rolling Stone magazine writer David Lipsky (Eisenberg) learns of Wallace's (Segel) suicide, and thinks back to 1996 when he spent five days interviewing the author. Over the course of several days, Wallace opens up about his life, and the two end up becoming lifelong acquaintances.
Director: James Ponsoldt. Stars: Jesse Eisenberg, Jason Segel, Anna Chlumsky, Joan Cusack, Ron Livingston. 2015. 106 min. Drama.
No kid gloves: 'MasterChef Junior' welcomes Christina Tosi onto judges' panel
The judges and contestants of "MasterChef Junior"
Well, I think that that went fairly well. The sixth season of Fox's hit cooking competition "MasterChef" wrapped up in September with single mom Claudia Sandoval taking home the MasterChef trophy, but perhaps the biggest news coming out of that season was just how much of a hit Christina Tosi was.
CSI: Cyber, on CBS
Special Agent Avery Ryan (Patricia Arquette) leads a team that includes ex-military forensic expert Elijah Mundo (James Van Der Beek) in this new episode. Ted Danson recently joined the cast of the drama as D.B. Russell, a character he originated on “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation."
'Elementary' casting: Sherlock Holmes' father finally arrives on CBS
John Noble guest stars in "Elementary"
'Elementary' casting: Sherlock Holmes is back, and he's bringing another close family member along with him. Australian actor John Noble has joined the cast of "Elementary," and is scheduled to make his first appearance in the premiere of the fourth season, airing Thursday, Nov. 5, on CBS.
Recaps for the week of October 26 - 30
Kassie DePaiva stars in "Days of Our Lives"
The Bold and the Beautiful
Julius and Vivienne are brought up to speed regarding Nicole and Maya's lives since the wedding, which leads to a rocky family reunion for the Avants. Later, Maya worries that having her parents move to town could affect her future plans with Rick. Zende asks Carter for advice about his relationship with Nicole and how to deal with her decision. While Bill struggles with the fact that Caroline is having a baby with his nemesis, Thomas isn't quite convinced by Caroline's response to his question about the paternity of her baby. Thomas confronts Ridge and demands to know the real reason he was banished to Forrester International. Sensing the tension between the two men, Brooke resolves to find out what's going on. Quinn asks Wyatt directly whether or not he is in love with Ivy, while Ivy receives encouragement about her modeling from an unexpected person. Pam and Charlie's Halloween party gets underway.
Days of Our Lives
Bo is shocked when he learns of Hope's impending wedding from Steve. While Shawn has misgivings about Hope's decision to marry Aiden, Bo and Steve work together to get out of a deadly situation. As chaos reigns at Hope's bachelorette party, Aiden begins to buckle under the pressure of having to kill Hope. Later, Hope considers postponing her wedding after she hears a stunning confession from Aiden. Steve and Bo face immense danger as they try to make it in time to stop Hope's wedding. Eve plans to avenge her daughter's death when she pays a visit to a comatose Chad. Later, Marlena grills Chad to determine if he's telling the truth after he's arrested for the Necktie murders. Meanwhile, Abigail is shocked by Ben's show of extreme anger. Eric gets an important message from Sami, and Nicole urges Theresa to stand up to Kate.
General Hospital
Sam promises to help Jake discover his true identity. Dante and Lulu decide to go ahead with their family plans, and Olivia shares some positive news with the couple. After Dante and Dillon butt heads over Lulu, Dillon threatens to spill the truth. Later, Dante confesses something to Sonny, and Paul gives Dillon some advice regarding Lulu. Meanwhile, Sonny receives legal advice from Ric that he really doesn't want to hear. Ava implores Kiki to help her get Avery back. The residents of Port Charles celebrate Halloween with a party at the Haunted Star. Elizabeth struggles with nervousness about her big day, while Paul finds Anna on the pier.
The Young and the Restless
Billy and Victoria tell Delia that she can now rest in peace when they visit their late daughter's tree at Chancellor Park. After pushing him to admit that he feels responsible for Delia's accident, Victoria begs Billy to let go of the guilt so that he can be a good father to his kids and not let Delia's death destroy him. Meanwhile, Nikki and Phyllis work together on the Halloween gala to benefit the Delia Project. Victor tells Connor just how much Adam loves him. Joe breaks up a fight between Devon and Cane. Lily later thanks him for stepping in, but tells him that sleeping with him was a huge mistake. Dr. Neville tells an impatient Neil that he is making progress with Hilary, but doesn't know when exactly she'll wake up. Ashley confesses to Victoria that she has feelings for Stitch, but she plans to suppress them. When Billy arrives, he informs them that the Paragon Project has started attacking Jabot.
Ghost Adventures, on Travel Channel
Aaron Goodwin, Zak Bagans and the rest of the team head for Deadwood in this new episode. This spooky series follows a team of investigators as they travel to allegedly haunted locales where they search for hard evidence of paranormal activity.
Q: What is the young boy who starred in "Sleepless in Seattle" doing now?
Like so many actors who find fame before they find adulthood, Ross Malinger couldn't make it last. After a fair bit of success lasting into his teens, he quit the acting biz to sell classic cars at a dealership in Malibu, Calif.
Ross Malinger, born in 1984, seemed poised for a promising film career when "Sleepless in Seattle" came out in 1993. Indeed, though he was just nine years old at the time, it wasn't even his first role.