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Made for TV: Television darlings are inducted into the Hallmark Hall of Fame

Author: 
Shona Dustan / TV Media
Alexis Bledel and Zachary Levi star in "Remember Sunday"

Alexis Bledel and Zachary Levi star in "Remember Sunday"

Made for TV movies are making a splash in prime time.

Made for TV: Television darlings are inducted into the Hallmark Hall of Fame

Author: 
Shona Dustan / TV Media
Alexis Bledel and Zachary Levi star in "Remember Sunday"

Alexis Bledel and Zachary Levi star in "Remember Sunday"

Made for TV movies are making a splash in prime time.

The Big Bang Theory, on CBS

When Sheldon's new assistant misconstrues his comments, she files a sexual harassment claim against him in "The Big Bang Theory." Regina King guest stars as Ms. Davis, the university's director of employee relations.

Jim Parsons stars in "The Big Bang Theory"
Jim Parsons stars in "The Big Bang Theory"

Made for TV: Television darlings are inducted into the Hallmark Hall of Fame

Author: 
Shona Dustan / TV Media
Alexis Bledel and Zachary Levi star in "Remember Sunday"

Alexis Bledel and Zachary Levi star in "Remember Sunday"

Made for TV movies are making a splash in prime time.

Suburgatory, on ABC

A season of teenage trials and tribulations comes to a close in a special one-hour finale of "Suburgatory." This season, young Tessa took an interest in getting to know her biological mom and Dallas set her sights on George.

Jane Levy stars in "Suburgatory"
Jane Levy stars in "Suburgatory"

Q: I just recently caught on to the hilarious show "Jeeves and Wooster." It looks pretty old -- is that the first thing that Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry did together?

Author: 
Adam Thomlison / TV Media

Not by a longshot, actually.

When "Jeeves and Wooster" premiered on Britain's ITV in 1990, the pair already had a hit sketch-comedy show on competing network BBC, "A Bit of Fry and Laurie," which premiered in 1987. They would moonlight on both throughout "Jeeves and Wooster's" three-year run.

However, even that wasn't their debut together. Indeed, their partnership dates back to their university days, when they were members of the esteemed Cambridge Footlights amateur dramatic club.

Storage Wars, on A&E

The bidding begins anew as Darrell, Barry and the rest of the gang search more units for hidden treasure in the season premiere of "Storage Wars." The bidders only get a peek inside the unit before they buy.

Darrell and Brandon Sheets as seen in "Storage Wars"
Darrell Sheets as seen in "Storage Wars"

Defiance, on Syfy

Humans and aliens struggle to co-exist peacefully after seven new races arrive on Earth in "Defiance." The series marks a first for TV as the show's story lines will be intertwined with those of the online game of the same name.

Grant Bowler and Julie Benz as seen in "Defiance"
Grant Bowler and Julie Benz as seen in "Defiance"

Q: The Stella sisters, Lennon and Maisy, singing the song "Telescope" on the "Music Of Nashville" CD, are just awesome. They are so talented. When I first heard them sing the song on the show, my mouth just dropped open.  What can you tell us about t

Author: 
Adam Thomlison / TV Media

A fair bit, actually -- they're among the most well-covered grade-schoolers in the media today.

Though they're based in the city of Nashville (in real life as well as on the show), the two are actually from Ontario, Canada. They moved to Tennessee with their equally musical parents, a country duo who perform under the name The Stellas.

New Releases for the week of April 14 - 20

Django Unchained

In 1858, deep in the southern United States, Django -- a slave who has been separated from his wife -- is freed when Dr. King Schultz, a German dentist and bounty hunter, kills Django's captors. Schultz offers Django his freedom in exchange for information. After successfully helping Schultz hunt down his bounty, Django partners with the dentist, who agrees to help him track down and rescue his wife, Broomhilda.
Director: Quentin Tarantino. Stars: Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kerri Washington, Samuel L. Jackson. 2012. 165 min. Drama.

 

A Monster in Paris

When Emile, a shy film projectionist, and his eccentric inventor friend Raoul accidentally free a monster from a professor's laboratory, they find themselves on a mission to save the monster from the city's ruthless police chief. With the help of cabaret singer Lucille and a wacky scientist and his monkey, Emile and Raoul hunt for the monster that is not only a harmless, oversized flea, but also has a passion for singing and the talent to back it up.
Director: Bibo Bergeron. Stars: Vanessa Paradis, Bob Balaban, Catherine O'Hara. 2011. 90 min. Animated.

 

The Colombian Connection

Former cop Jack Hooks is sent to prison after being set up by his partner for a crime he didn't commit. When the DEA approaches Hooks with an early release deal, he heads deep into the underworld of marijuana smuggling. In an attempt to bring down his corrupt partner's drug trade, Hooks will make one big run and head deep into the heart of Columbia.
Director: Julian Higgins. Stars: Tom Sizemore, Robert Thorne, Bertie Higgins. 2011. 101 min. Action.

 

Delhi Safari

A mismatched group of animals -- a leopard cub and his mother, a monkey, a bear and a parrot -- journey to Delhi to try to save their forest from a man who intends to destroy it to erect a balcony.
Director: Nikhil Advani. Stars: Jane Lynch, Cary Elwes, Christopher Lloyd, Vanessa Williams, Brad Garrett, Jason Alexander. 2012. 96 min. Animated.

 

State of Emergency

The military quarantines a small town after an explosion at a chemical facility releases a deadly toxin causing mutations in the town's residents. Isolated and confused, survivors of the accident are left trapped inside the red zone to fight for their lives while trying to evade flesh-eating zombies.
Director: Turner Clay. Stars: Jay Hayden, Andy Stahl, Tori White. 2010. 90 min. Thriller.
 

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