The Amazing Race, on CBS
The final leg of the race takes the teams from Peru to Dallas, where they face a challenge at the top of AT&T Stadium, the home of the Dallas Cowboys, in this season finale. The finalists will also have to join a Texas cattle ranch and rappel 500 feet down Reunion Tower.
Q: Everyone loves Johnny Depp now, but where did he get his start?
Many people remember a young Johnny Depp in his star-making turn on the '80s cops-as-kids drama "21 Jump Street," but fewer remember his first role, in the classic 1984 horror film "A Nightmare on Elm Street."
He broke ground by playing one of the first teenagers hunted in their sleep by Freddy Krueger, who has made a business out of hunting teenagers in their sleep across numerous sequels.
Depp is not surprised that this was not the role that made him a star.
Elementary, on CBS
A case becomes personal for Holmes (Jonny Lee Miller) and Watson (Lucy Liu) when Holmes’ recovery sponsor, Alfredo (Ato Essandoh), mysteriously disappears in the season finale. The investigation leads Holmes to wonder if Alfredo’s relapsed into addiction.
Hats off: AMC's 'Mad Men' marks the end of an enormously successful run
Jon Hamm stars in “Mad Men”
Don Draper could be considered a man among men. From a distance, that is. Perhaps that is part of his charm and why so many adore the wolf -- and sometime dog -- clad in the finest sheep's clothing money could buy. Get close enough to these guys, though, and the whisky and tobacco might not cloud your vision quickly enough.
American Idol, on Fox
Don’t miss the big reveal as host Ryan Seacrest announces the winner in this special two-hour season finale. Thousands of hopefuls auditioned for the chance to compete for a lucrative recording contract and the title of "American Idol."
Q: My mother is a big fan of James Drury, who starred in "The Virginian," and she is wondering where he lives.
As long as your mother promises not to start stalking the 81-year-old TV great, I can tell you that he now lives in Houston.
Ever the cowboy, he has continued to work with horses down south, competing in dressage, polo and cutting-horse competitions.
"Texas has been good to me," Drury told Oklahoma City's "The Oklahoman" newspaper. "I've worked with many great horse trainers here and up through Oklahoma. I love it all -- the dust, the sweat, the sunshine and the smell of the horses."
Chicago Fire, on NBC
The firefighters, rescue squad and paramedics of Chicago Firehouse 51 sign off in another dramatic season finale. The critically acclaimed series, which stars Jesse Spencer, Taylor Kinney and Eamonn Walker, was recently renewed for the 2015-2016 season.
By the book: Fox turns Blake Crouch's 'Wayward Pines' novels into special event series
Matt Dillon stars in “Wayward Pines”
The rules: Do not try to leave. Do not discuss the past. Do not discuss your life before. Always answer the phone if it rings. Work hard, be happy and enjoy your life in Wayward Pines!
Mike & Molly, on CBS
Mike (Billy Gardell) and Molly (Melissa McCarthy) continue to navigate the ups and downs of life as husband and wife. This season, Molly has faced her insecurities as a writer while Mike deals with his partner (Reno Wilson) dating Molly’s sister (Katy Mixon).
Q: Is the show "Devious Maids" coming back? It's hilarious.
You have nothing to worry about, unless your main reason for watching the show was one particular devious maid, played by Edy Ganem.