Cooking catastrophes: Anne Burrell and Rachael Ray face off in a celebrity cooking boot camp
Rachael Ray and Chef Anne Burrell host “Worst Cooks in America”
Snickers and screams: Fox's 'Scream Queens' is a star-studded slasher
Jamie Lee Curtis stars in “Scream Queens”
Snickers and screams: Get ready to scream. And then laugh. And then scream some more. With the massive success of the horror-anthology series "American Horror Story" on FX, Fox (which owns FX) is launching another show in the same vein, but with a deliciously humorous twist.
The 67th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, on Fox
Andy Samberg honors his peers in the TV industry as he hosts this year's Emmys. Broadcast from the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles, the star-studded awards ceremony salutes outstanding achievement in network, cable and digital platforms.
Late Laughs for the week of September 20 - 26, 2015
Jimmy Kimmel Live: Jimmy Kimmel
Every night, I walk out onto this stage, I get a nice round of applause and it feels good to have 200 people clapping for you. But then I turn on the news this weekend and see 30,000 people in Alabama going absolutely nuts for Donald Trump and, I have to admit, I don't feel quite as good anymore. I feel cheap.
New Releases for the week of September 20 - 26
Pitch Perfect 2
The Barden Bellas are back in this sequel to the hit 2012 film. Now a highly successful act, the college a cappella group is set to perform at President Obama's birthday celebration. Things go disastrously wrong for the group during Fat Amy's (Wilson) solo, though, and the Bellas are suspended from further performances. To get them reinstated, the group's leader, Beca (Kendrick), gets them a spot in the Worlds a cappella tournament, where they must win in order to compete again -- a feat that no American group has ever been able to accomplish. Faced with intimidating European teams, the girls will have to be at their best if they're to have any hope of bringing home the top prize.
Director: Elizabeth Banks. Stars: Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson, Skylar Astin, Hailee Steinfeld, Brittany Snow, Adam DeVine, Katey Sagal, Anna Camp. 2015. 115 min. Comedy.
Saint Laurent
The story of one of history's most successful and iconic fashion designers is told in this biography. Gaspard Ulliel stars as the French designer Yves Saint Laurent during the height of his career in the late 1960s and early 1970s. As his company grows to dominate the high-fashion world, Saint Laurent nonetheless feels that his life is spiraling out of control and that his work has totally taken over. Meanwhile, his partner in both life and business, Pierre Bergé (Renier), struggles to keep the company moving forward.
Director: Bertrand Bonello. Stars: Gaspard Ulliel, Jérémie Renier, Louis Garrel, Léa Seydoux, Amira Casar, Aymeline Valade. 2014. 150 min. Biography.
Results
Danny (Corrigan) is recently divorced but also newly rich and very miserable. During a trip to a local gym, where he hopes to break out of his melancholy, he meets the gym's owner and self-styled guru, Trevor (Pearce), and a charming personal trainer, Kat (Smulders). It doesn't take long before the three of them see their lives become intertwined, both professionally and personally, and they must deal with challenges that none of them could have foreseen.
Director: Andrew Bujalski. Stars: Guy Pearce, Cobie Smulders, Kevin Corrigan, Giovanni Ribisi, Brooklyn Decker. 2015. 105 min. Comedy.
Back in prime time: ABC raises the curtain on the famous puppet crew in 'The Muppets'
Kermit the Frog and Gonzo the Great in “The Muppets”
It's time to get things started. Fans of Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy and the rest of The Muppets have been anxiously awaiting their return since ABC greenlit a new series about the beloved Jim Henson creations in May. They officially return to prime time in "The Muppets," premiering Tuesday, Sept. 22, on ABC.
NCIS: New Orleans, on CBS
The NCIS team investigates when a Navy recruiter is the victim of a lethal hit and run in this rebroadcast. Pride (Scott Bakula) and the team try to determine if the murder was related to her career or her role as the foster mother of two brothers.
Recaps for the week of September 14 - 18
Haley Pullos stars in "General Hospital"
The Bold and the Beautiful
Charlie and Pam get ready for a contest with an illustrious prize, but find themselves blinded by love. Later, Charlie is asked to deal with a security issue at Forrester Creations. Ridge and Caroline play hooky and take a romantic day-trip to the beach. Ivy's plans backfire when she tries meddling in the affairs of the president of Forrester Creations. Wyatt doesn't take Steffy's betrayal of Ivy very well, vowing to get back at Liam and Steffy. Liam disapproves of the way Steffy handled herself, which leads her to doubt his loyalty and forces her to explain herself. Tensions bubble over between the Spencer family and Forrester family, marking the start of an intense battle. Quinn reaps the benefits of Ivy's misfortunes at work. Rick and Maya must learn to deal with people who continue to be intolerant of their relationship. After each speaking with Wyatt separately regarding Ivy's predicament, Katie and Bill go to Steffy and Liam to get the other side of the story. Brooke lays into Ridge, trying to convince him to tell Caroline the truth.
Days of Our Lives
Justin confronts Rafe and urges him to arrest Chad. Chad, meanwhile, asserts that Stefano framed him for murder. When Stefano suffers a sudden health crisis, his fate is left in Chad's hands. Ben divulges a secret to Abigail and they argue. JJ goes to Jennifer to tell her she may not be safe. Abigail, still worried about Chad, convinces him not to leave Salem, and the two go to Marlena in to try and prove his innocence. Marlena hypnotizes Chad hoping the session will get them closer to the truth about the two murders. Aiden finds it very difficult to continue his charade around Hope, Ciara and Chase. Looking for answers, John searches his past. Gabi gets released from prison and shares a joyous moment with Ariana and Will.
General Hospital
Sonny and Dante share a special, sensitive moment, and elsewhere, Nina and Franco exact their revenge on an unsuspecting Ric. Carly is forced to make a very important decision, and Liz almost spills the beans. Jake's behavior makes an impact on Sam. Ava listens to a proposition from Scott, and later, the two stumble upon an unfortunate finding. Michael and Morgan get into a heated debate about their families. Dante's conduct leaves him apologetic, and he goes to confess his feelings to Nathan. Valerie has some very special news for someone while Alexis has a big choice to make. Ava and Sonny each welcome an unexpected visitor, and a surprise leaves Sam reeling. Dillon's photo shoot is floundering, but Paul may be able to save the day.
The Young and the Restless
Chelsea's clothing line gets revamped by Abby, and Chelsea must give the OK for the launch of "Chelsea 2.0." Mariah and Kevin hope to take their relationship to the next level, and Kevin's professional life gets a great boost. Esther reveals to Dylan all she knows about Colin, and she's convinced that Colin is again doing shady dealings. Abby and Stitch meet up with Ashley and things get heated quickly. Stitch isn't having any of Abby's behavior and stands up for Ashley. Sage is dumbfounded by Sharon, who she perceives is acting strange. An unwelcome visitor disturbs Marisa and Noah's as they try to enjoy an intimate evening. Cane is back in Genoa City and learns that, in his absence, Lily was getting help with the twins from Joe.
Q: On the new "Hawaii 5-0," McGarrett talks about his dad's old car, and when it's shown, it looks like the same make as the car that Jack Lord drove in the original. Is it?
It's more than the same make, it's the same car.
In the last few seasons of the original "Hawaii 5-O" series, which ran from 1968 to 1980, Det. Steve McGarrett (played by Jack Lord) drove an all-black 1974 Mercury Marquis. When the show ended, Lord gave it to his stuntman, John Nordlum, to show his gratitude -- and since it was Nordlum who did the hardest work behind the wheel.
Continuum, on Syfy
Kiera (Rachel Nichols) attempts to negotiate with Kellog (Stephen Lobo), who's using Emily (Magda Apanowicz) to get to Alec (Erik Knudsen) in this new episode. Elsewhere, a frustrated Alec impulsively decides to save Emily on his own.
