A whole new late-night: Jimmy Fallon is the new host of 'The Tonight Show'
Jimmy Fallon hosts “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon”
NBC's late-night lineup is about to get a facelift, and this time, it might even stick.
Q: I loved the British comedy series "The IT Crowd," and its credits say prominently that it was created by Graham Linehan. Has he made any other shows?
Ireland-born writer-director Graham Linehan is now best known for "The IT Crowd," his smash-hit sitcom that combined office jokes with nerd jokes ("IT" stands, in this case, for "information technology").
He had made a number of other shows prior to "The IT Crowd's" debut in 2006 -- though none was as popular -- and one since.
Hawaii Five-0, on CBS
Kick off two hours of "Hawaii Five-0." In this rebroadcast, Five-0 investigates a runaway bride suspected to be the murderer of a wedding crasher. Meanwhile, Danny (Scott Caan) makes a big decision that will affect his relationship with Gabby (Autumn Reeser).
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, on TLC
The Thompson family is back for more shenanigans in this new episode. The show chronicles the lives of "Mama June" and "Sugar Bear" Thompson and their children as they live their lives in rural McIntyre, Ga.
Q: What has America Ferrera been doing since "Ugly Betty" went off the air?
The short answer is she's been riding on a dragon, trying to revolutionize television, and will soon be working towards real-world revolution, too.
But the short answer requires some explanation.
She had a voice role in the 2010 hit animated film "How to Train Your Dragon," which has since spun off into a TV series ("Dragons: Riders of Berk"), a couple of video shorts and will be launching a second big-screen film this summer -- Ferrera reprises her role as Astrid in all of them.
Super Fun Night, on ABC
Starring Aussie sensation, Rebel Wilson, the dynamics of a group of close girlfriends begins to change when Kimmie (Wilson) decides to branch out. Crushing on a handsome lawyer at her office, Kimmie hopes to catch his attention.
Person of Interest, on CBS
When The Machine identifies a U.S. naval officer as a potential target, Reese (Jim Caviezel) and Shaw (Sarah Shahi) search for the officer among a sea of sailors in town for Fleet Week. Also, Root (Amy Acker) tests her boundaries.
Q: Will the "Vikings" series ever be back on History?
The ambitious Ragnar Lothbrok has lain in wait for nine months, but he's ready to unleash another season of havoc on land and sea (and on cable).
History's dramatic series set in medieval Scandinavia will return on Feb. 27 for its second season, and fans will be happy to hear that this season will have a whopping 10 episodes (not a lot, perhaps, but one more episode than the last).
Don't Trust Andrew Mayne, on A&E
The mischievous Andrew Mayne uses his skills to help regular people get even with others in back-to-back new episodes. A young husband has been putting his football obsession before his family, and Mayne helps his wife get even.
Happy with Hoffman: Oscar winner is headed to the small screen
Philip Seymour Hoffman is set to star in "Happyish"
Happy with Hoffman: Showtime is loading up their plate with new scripted fare, and they're tapping an Oscar-winning actor to help out.
The specialty channel has announced the addition of two new shows to their slate, the Philip Seymour Hoffman dark comedy "Happyish" and drama "The Affair."