Nashville, on ABC
Real-life country music stars Vince Gill, Pam Tillis and Kate York show up when Juliette throws a birthday party for Deacon. Meanwhile, the tabloids speculate about Rayna's cheating as her divorce moves forward, and Teddy holds a press conference.
Q: Since when does CBS's "The Price is Right" have male models? I thought the host was the only guy up there.
"The Price Is Right" has had male models since last fall, when Rob Wilson won a contest, and then won over the fans.
CBS announced last August that it would run a contest to choose a male model to appear for a week on the show the following fall. The contest was presented as a reality show that could be viewed on the show's website, and after a few grueling months of mock-showcasing washer-dryer sets and lounge suites, Rob Wilson was chosen by fans.
Cougar Town, on TBS
Bobby has a new tomboy friend named Riggs, which means Travis and Andy will have to take a backseat to his new bud. Meanwhile, Grayson's ill-timed sigh during Jules' family prayer sparks a debate about religion. Maria Thayer guest stars.
The Biggest Loser, on NBC
This season's contestants reunite and weigh in one last time to show how much weight they've lost in this season finale. The previously eliminated players compete for a $100,000 "at home" prize before this season's winner is finally revealed.
Q: What is the title of the song that played in the Hallmark movie "Come Dance With Me"? The actors danced in the streets to the melody and she taught him to waltz at her studio to it as well.
The answer to this proved surprisingly hard to find, so I had to go to the source.
The music for the 2012 Hallmark film "Come Dance With Me" was written by Canada-born (but Hollywood-based) TV- and film-score composer Stacey Hersh, and the song is called "Waltz for Christine." Hersh promises that the song "will be available for purchase on iTunes very soon."
The Celebrity Apprentice, on NBC
Daytime drama icons Susan Lucci and Jack Wagner assist the teams when they're asked to create a soap opera scene for Crystal Light. There's no shortage of drama behind the scenes when a frustrated team threatens to mutiny.
Late Laughs for the week of March 17 - 23, 2013
Jimmy Kimmel Live!: Jimmy Kimmel
Kim Kardashian said her boyfriend, Kanye West, has taught her a lot about privacy. She said that to a writer who was printing it in a magazine.
Conan: Conan O'Brien
Taking command: Braugher is the boss in new Samberg comedy
Andre Braugher from ABC’s “Last Resort” is headed to Fox
TAKING COMMAND: ABC may have recently canceled "Last Resort," but its former star, Andre Braugher, has proven that he's far from running on his last gasp.
Off the eatin' path: After-hours eateries featured in Travel series
Mikey Roe in "Feed the Beast"
Travel Channel has done well in recent years with programs that combine travel with food, with shows such as “Man v. Food” and “Bizarre Foods America” dotting its weekly schedule.
And despite the recent departure of Anthony Bourdain’s two series, it’s a recipe for success that appears to be going strong nonetheless, thanks to a few new additions to the cabler’s Wednesday lineup.
New Releases for the week of March 19 - March 23
This Is 40
Married couple Debbie and Pete are both about to enter their forties and are trying to balance their marriage, two daughters and their jobs. Their lives are about to get even more stressful after Debbie gets some unexpected news.
Director: Judd Apatow. Stars: Paul Rudd, Leslie Mann, Melissa McCarthy, Jason Segal, Megan Fox, John Lithgow, Charlene Yi, Lena Dunham. 2012. 134 min. Comedy.
Les Miserables
In 19th-century France, ex-convict Jean Valjean is being hunted by the ruthless policeman Javert for breaking parole nearly a decade ago. Now mayor of a small town, Valjean has created a new, honest life for himself by helping others and agrees to care for the daughter of a dying factory worker.
Director: Tom Hooper. Stars: Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, Anne Hathaway, Amanda Seyfried, Eddie Redmayne, Helena Bonham Carter, Sacha Baron Cohen. 2012. 158 min. Musical.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
Bilbo Baggins, a young hobbit who lives a quiet and uneventful life, is recruited by the wizard Gandalf the Great to help a group of misplaced dwarves retrieve their treasures from Smaug the Dragon. Reluctant at first, Bilbo agrees to help the dwarves as their "burglar" and sets off on the adventure of a lifetime.
Director: Peter Jackson. Stars: Martin Freeman, Ian McKellen, Richard Armitage, Cate Blanchett, Elijah Wood. 2012. 169 min. Fantasy.
Zero Dark Thirty
Young CIA officer Maya has spent her entire career focused solely on intelligence related to Osama Bin Laden. After being reassigned to the U.S. Embassy in Pakistan, she accompanies fellow officer Dan on his continuing interrogation of a detainee who eventually divulges key information about Bin Laden's whereabouts. Over the next few years, Maya follows this lead in hopes of tracking down the infamous leader of al-Qaida.
Director: Kathryn Bigelow. Stars: Jessica Chastain, Joel Edgerton, Chris Pratt. 2012. 157 min. Drama.
Bachelorette
Three friends from high school experience mixed feelings after learning they will have to be bridesmaids in their friend Becky's wedding. Katie is excited to be reunited with her friends, Regan is bitter about not being the first to get married, and Gena just wants a party. The night before the nuptials are to take place, the girls get together to throw a bachelorette party for Becky but have conflicting ideas about how to celebrate.
Director: Leslye Headland. Stars: Kirsten Dunst, Isla Fisher, Lizzy Caplan, Rebel Wilson. 2012. 87 min. Comedy.