Wholesome television: Jeff Foxworthy brings viewers a sweet treat with 'The American Baking Competition'
Jeff Foxworthy hosts "The American Baking Competition"
Forget cake mixes and canned frosting, real bakers make their treats from scratch.
Mad Men, on AMC
A recurring dream torments Roger while Joan enjoys some time at the beach. The critically acclaimed drama premiered with its sixth season this April to more than three million viewers.
Bet on Your Baby, on ABC
Parents try to prove how well they know their little tykes as they play to win money for their child's future education. Melissa Peterman hosts as toddlers between the ages of two and three and a half years old play.
Bones, on Fox
The Jeffersonian team's latest case introduces them to the world of illegal animal trafficking. Meanwhile, Brennan is convinced she would be an excellent candidate for the presidency.
Q: Everyone talks about Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin, but what is Tracy Morgan doing now that "30 Rock" is over? He was always my favorite.
That remains to be seen, actually -- Morgan hasn't announced a new major project yet, either on TV or film.
He's doing voice roles in a couple of films currently in production, but neither really counts as his next big step -- indeed, one is in "Rio 2," a sequel to the animated comedy he did in his spare time while working on "30 Rock."
Back in the saddle: A&E's hit show 'Longmire' returns for Season 2
Robert Taylor stars in "Longmire"
There's a storm brewing, and it's headed to Absaroka County.
"Longmire," the western-themed crime-drama, makes its triumphant return as its sophomore season kicks off Monday, May 27, on A&E.
Save Me, on NBC
Anne Heche returns to television as Beth Harper, a woman who believes a near-death experience has given her the ability to talk to God. While her husband Tom is skeptical, her teenage daughter Emily is mortified.
Home-cooked 'Masters': Gordon Ramsay's 'Masterchef' returns
(from left): Chef Graham Elliot, Chef Gordon Ramsay and Joe Bastianich as seen in "Masterchef"
Sometimes, with a lot of hard work and maybe just a little bit of luck, dreams really can come true.
Q: What was Lucille Ball's last role? Didn't she do another series later on in her career?
Lucille Ball, who will be best known forever as the titular star of the fittingly named, golden-age sitcom "I Love Lucy," starred in a few other shows afterwards. Her last role was in one of those, the also appropriately titled "Life With Lucy."
That one, unfortunately, was not a hit like "I Love Lucy," and only lasted one 13-episode season before being yanked from the ABC airwaves a few months after it debuted in 1986. Ball died three years later, at age 77.
Criminal Minds, on CBS
Tragedy strikes when the UnSub known as The Replicator targets a member of the BAU team in this special two-hour edition. Hotchner's estranged brother may be linked to a string of deaths tied to ecstasy overdoses. Mark Hamill guest stars.
