Deception, on NBC
Joanna finds videotapes of Vivian's therapy sessions, and Julian tries to secure evidence against Audrey while working with the FBI. At the same time, Edward turns himself in and Wyatt pays Sofia a visit after Haverstock helps him get out of prison.
'Stakeout' success: Degel returns for Season 3
Host Willie Degel, as seen on "Restaurant Stakeout"
If you’ve tuned in to reality shows such as “Kitchen Nightmares,” “Restaurant: Impossible” and “Mystery Diners,” you’ve probably seen enough to scare you away from the idea of opening up your own restaurant.
True crime: McCormack catches the ax murderer for Lifetime
Eric McCormack will star in the TV movie "Romeo Killer: The Chris Porco Story"
TRUE CRIME: Oscar Wilde once wrote that life imitates art. However, according to Lifetime, it is life that inspires art.
Vikings, on History
When Ragnar Lothbrok sets out to travel into unknown territory, he assembles a crew willing to risk their lives. Meanwhile, a paranoid Earl Haraldson learns that trust is hard to come by in this dark era. This docudrama tells the stories of raiders, traders and explorers.
Late Laughs for the week of March 10 - 16, 2013
The Late Show: David Letterman
Welcome to "The Late Show," ladies and gentlemen. It's the best place to be if you're giving up entertainment for Lent.
Pope Benedict resigned, and they're busy looking for replacements. The smart money is on Tim Tebow!
Conan: Conan O'Brien
New Releases for the week of March 10 - March 16
Life of Pi
When 16-year-old Piscine Molitor "Pi" Patel and his family decide to relocate to Canada, Pi ends up the only human survivor of a shipwreck in which his family perishes. Suddenly, Pi finds himself stranded in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and sharing a lifeboat with a Bengal tiger named Richard Parker.
Director: Ang Lee. Stars: Suraj Sharma, Irrfan Khan, Adil Hussain. 2012. 127 min. Adventure.
Hitchcock
In 1959, the master of suspense and psychological thrillers, Alfred Hitchcock, is troubled by one reporter's suggestion that it's time he retire. In an attempt to prove he has yet to reach his artistic peak, Hitchcock turns to a garish horror novel called "Psycho," which is based on the crimes of serial killer Ed Gein. However, the film studios and Hitchcock's wife and artistic collaborator, Alma, aren't enthusiastic about his latest endeavor.
Director: Sacha Gervasi. Stars: Anthony Hopkins, Helen Mirren, Scarlett Johansson, Danny Huston, Toni Collette. 2012. 98 min. Drama.
Rise of the Guardians
When it is discovered that Pitch Black the Bogeyman has returned and is threatening the innocence of children around the world, Santa, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy and the Sandman team up and are determined to put a stop to Pitch's evil plan. Santa soon learns that his team of immortal guardians is missing a member: Jack Frost. But Jack, who is frustrated by children's disbelief in him, is reluctant to join.
Director: Peter Ramsey. Stars: Hugh Jackman, Alec Baldwin, Isla Fisher, Jude Law, Chris Pine. 2012. 97 min. Family.
This Must Be the Place
Cheyenne, a retired rock star living off royalties in Dublin, travels to New York to reconnect with his estranged father during his final hours, but arrives too late. After learning of his father's persecution in Auschwitz at the hands of a former SS Officer, Cheyenne becomes determined to track down his father's tormentor, who is now hiding out in the United States.
Director: Paolo Sorrentino. Stars: Sean Penn, Frances McDormand, Judd Hirsch. 2011. 118 min. Comedy.
Smashed
Kate and Charlie are a couple whose marriage is built on their mutual love of drinking. When Kate's partying gets in the way of her job as an elementary school teacher, she decides to go sober, putting her bond with Charlie to the ultimate test.
Director: James Ponsoldt. Stars: Aaron Paul, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Octavia Spencer, Megan Mullally. 2012. 81 min. Comedy.
Recaps for the week of March 4 - 8
Christian LeBlanc as Michael in “The Young and the Restless”
The Bold and the Beautiful
After making a heartfelt request of Liam, Hope keeps a stiff upper lip and decides to move on with her life. She starts by relaunching her career and fashion line. Liam chooses to make the same effort and move on as well. When Brooke tells Bill what she learned about Taylor and Eric, he lends her his support. He also gives Brooke an idea that might win back her rightful place at Forrester Creations. It's outrageous, but he thinks it will work. Meanwhile, Taylor is overjoyed when Forrester employees help her move in with Eric. When Rick learns about Carter's background and expertise, he offers him a specific job. Later, Rick flirts with Maya at Dayzee's, but she continues to think he's someone else. Katie chooses the baby over Bill, while Donna and Pam shake their heads over the new relationship between Taylor and Eric.
Days of Our Lives
Nancy returns to Salem under the guise of helping her daughter get over Daniel and she plots to help Chloe get Daniel back. Hoping that Daniel and Jennifer will mend fences if they're in the same room, Kayla and Maxine invite them to Maxine's Nurse of the Year event. But Nancy manages to drive them even further apart, and Chloe kisses Daniel while he drowns his sorrows. Nick finally admits he doesn't want Will near the baby because he's gay, and Will lambasts him. Meanwhile, Eric and Hope meet with an inmate named Vargas about participating in a prison outreach program, but they are unaware of his mysterious ties to Nick. Sami and EJ make love while plotting to get rid of Nick, while Rafe shares a night of passion with Kate. Brady moves into the DiMera mansion and later so does Stefano.
General Hospital
Anna decides she's had enough and puts in her resignation. Duke later takes Anna on a date where Laura sees them kiss. She now has to decide if she should tell Luke. Sabrina receives news about her future as a nurse and is very put out when it doesn't look good. Steve and Olivia's upcoming marriage takes a turn for the worse when legal matters are brought up that could prevent it from happening. Sonny tells Carly about his relations with Connie. Carly still has mixed feelings for Todd. Todd sees a light at the end of the tunnel when he meets with Heather. Later, he goes on trial. Meanwhile, Frisco continues to go after Felicia and wants her to meet him at the Metro Court. Molly and Alexis assure Rafe they'll find him a better place, and a convincing Tracy goes after Spinelli when he tries to back out of his deal.
The Young and the Restless
Sharon worries when Faith goes missing while out on a hike, but Dylan finds her passed out in the snow and brings her back to safety. Tyler decides to take advantage of Cane's affection for Chelsea after he notices them working together on their new Jabot fashion line. Tyler uses a budget he needs signed as an excuse to visit Lily, but Cane soon comes home and later gets into an argument with his wife. Lauren has an erotic fantasy about Carmine and later when they have drinks at the bar, he promises their special connection will remain a secret. Meanwhile, Michael resigns as district attorney and confides in Paul that Lauren won't come home. Leslie reveals the truth about her past to Neil, but worries that he could get hurt if he gets too involved. Summer angles herself into an internship at Jabot working for Neil, but she convinces Nick to let her work under her crush, Kyle, instead.
Person of Interest, on CBS
Finch and Reese face a unique challenge when The Machine identifies a person who appears to be leading a double life. In this drama, vigilantes go hi-tech as they use a program to find people who are about to be involved in violent crimes.
Out of the frying pan: Contestants face the heat in 'Hell's Kitchen'
Chef Gordon Ramsay returns in "Hell's Kitchen"
There's a new culinary revolution brewing in America, and this time, it's on TV.
Few genres have exploded in popularity the way cooking shows have in the past few years. Pair a food show with the reality TV trend of yesteryear and, voila, you have a surefire hit. At least, you do if you're Gordon Ramsay.
Spinoff City: 'NCIS' franchise preps for another addition
(left to right) Chris O'Donnell and LL Cool J in "NCIS: Los Angeles"
Plenty of shows have had spinoffs. Rarer, though, is a spinoff that earns a spinoff of its own. But it's practically unheard of to have a spinoff of a spinoff get its own spinoff, too.