Blue Bloods, on CBS
The Reagan family is embroiled in law enforcement and the legal system, Frank (Tom Selleck), the patriarch, is police commissioner, while Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) and Jamie (Will Estes) work on the force and Erin (Bridget Moynahan) is a prosecutor.
Welcome back: What's returning to prime time
Mariska Hargitay stars in "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"
After months of uncertainty, it's almost time to welcome some old friends back into our homes. TV fans are hoping to see lots of their favorite characters in the upcoming fall season, even though premiere dates haven't been nailed down quite yet.
Beat Shazam, on Fox
Three teams compete to identify hit songs in back-to-back episodes of this game show. Jamie Foxx hosts with his daughter Corinne, presenting the world's biggest hits for contestants to name, vying for a shot at the final round and million dollar prize.
Q: We missed the very last episode of "Elementary" because of a football game. Can you please tell us what happened to everyone?
[It goes without saying that there are spoilers ahead -- but there, I said it anyway. You've been warned.]
In keeping with a show that generally managed to keep a light tone even as it dealt with grisly murders, serial killers, and so on, "Elementary's" characters all live happily ever after. Maybe even the villain.
Not without a couple of scares, though.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, on Bravo
The ladies are getting glammed up at home for this reality series' first virtual reunion, and they have a lot to talk about. This season, the cast traveled to Rome, had major milestones as mothers, and made a "frenemy" of supermodel Denise Richards.
Love Island, on CBS
A group of gorgeous singles come together at a beautiful villa, looking for love and new relationships. They will need to find the right one, since being dumped means getting dumped from the island as well. Arielle Vandenberg hosts this new season.
Q: When should we expect Season 3 of Amazon Prime's superb thriller "Jack Ryan" to appear?
Will "eventually" do you? How about "sometime"? The pandemic has made predicting these things nearly impossible, but I can say that it will happen.
Amazon cut a deal for Season 3 back in February 2019, before the second season even aired. Then the second season was released in late October and it was a hit -- even more successful than the first, in fact -- and so Amazon was surely even more excited to be in the "Jack Ryan" business.
And then the pandemic hit.
Back in session: 'A.P. Bio' returns, but not to network television
Glenn Howerton stars in "A.P. Bio"
The critically acclaimed NBC TV series "A.P. Bio" may not have amassed a large enough audience to stay on network television after its second season, but fans can breathe a sigh of relief: the series created by former "Saturday Night Live" cast member Mike O'Brien is not over yet. It returns Thursday, Sept. 3, on NBC Universal's new streaming service, Peacock.
The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons - Ever!, on ABC
Hosted by Chris Harrison, this special series looks back at 18 years worth of romance, heartbreak and drama from both "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette." Each episode chronicles a fan-favorite contestant's story and looks at where they are now.
The Walking Dead, on AMC
An incident places Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), a small town deputy, in a coma in this rebroadcast pilot episode. When he wakes alone in a deserted hospital, Rick finds the world overrun by corpses, some of which are still walking and hungry.
