Hawaii Five-0, on CBS
The Five-0 continues to hunt down Aaron Wright (Joey Lawrence), an escaped criminal who intends to sell cyber weapons to the highest bidder in this rebroadcast. Also, a visitor at headquarters puts McGarrett (Alex O'Loughlin) and the team in danger.
20/20, on ABC
More than 20 years after his death, correspondents explore the tragic final days of comedian, actor and writer Phil Hartman in this special two-hour edition. Amy Robach and David Muir co-anchor this long-running news magazine.
Q: I love Chicago P.D. and I'm looking at some of the earliest episodes. The music (by Atli Orvarsson) at the end of the shows is so powerful. Why did they stop using it on the new episodes?
Award-winning Icelandic composer Atli Orvarsson's music was all over "Chicago P.D.," and indeed all over Dick Wolf's other two "One Chicago" properties ("Chicago Med" and "Chicago Fire"). At least it was until recently. He's still being used on "Med," but he disappeared from the other two in early 2018.
America's Got Talent, on NBC
Brilliant performers who have competed all summer long find out which act will win it all in this season finale. The thrilling high-stakes talent competition features singers, dancers, acrobats, comedians, animal acts and more.
Mayans M.C., on FX
As Galindo's (Danny Pino) deal takes an unexpected turn, the Mayans are busy seeking justice in this new episode. Set in the same universe as "Sons of Anarchy," this drama stars J.D. Pardo as a prospect in a motorcycle club.
Q: Has "Deep State" been canceled? And is Mark Strong no longer involved with the series?
"Deep State" has not been canceled, but Mark Strong has.
It's become something of a trend among prestige dramas to write out their seemingly unkillable main characters (see, for example, "True Detective," "Fargo" and, of course, "Game of Thrones"). Nonetheless, it still came as a surprise to fans when [slight spoiler alert] Mark Strong's character seemed to have been written off at the end of "Deep State" Season 1.
Dancing With the Stars, on ABC
Another cast of celebrities team up with professional ballroom dancers as the new season kicks off. This year’s participants include supermodel Christie Brinkley, NFL Hall of Famer Ray Lewis and former White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
New Releases for the week of September 15 - 21
Dark Phoenix
In 1992, after a mission to save the space shuttle Endeavor, Jean Grey (Turner) has her psychic abilities amplified from what is believed to be a solar flare. With her mental barriers altered by the accident, she relives trauma from her past, including the realization that she was the cause of the fatal car wreck that killed her parents and left her the sole survivor of her family. While learning to control her pain on the island of Genosha, she encounters Vuk (Chastain), who reveals that the solar flare that altered Jean's abilities was actually a cosmic force that has possessed her. Prof. Charles Xavier (McAvoy) and the other X-Men work together to save Jean from herself, and from those looking to make her powers their own.
Director: Simon Kinberg. Stars: Sophie Turner, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Jennifer Lawrence, Nicholas Hoult, Tye Sheridan, Alexandra Shipp, Evan Peters, Jessica Chastain. 2019. 113 mins. Action.
Wild Rose
After serving a yearlong prison sentence for attempted drug smuggling, single mother of two and aspiring country singer Rose-Lynn (Buckley) learns that she has lost her job at Glasgow's Grand Ole Opry. Her mother, Marion (Walters), convinces her to give up her dream and find a more practical career in order to provide for her children, so Rose-Lynn takes a job as a housekeeper for a local wealthy woman, Susannah (Okonedo). A mutual love of country music bonds them, and Susannah helps Rose-Lynn pursue her dreams of moving to Nashville, Tennessee, and becoming a country music star.
Director: Tom Harper. Stars: Jessie Buckley, Sophie Okonedo, Julie Walters, James Harkness. 2018. 101 mins. Drama.
Above the Shadows
Soon after losing her beloved mother to a terminal illness, Holly (Thirlby) finds herself so removed from society and her own family that she literally becomes invisible. Using her invisibility to her advantage, Holly becomes a tabloid photographer and meets Shayne (Ritchson), a disgraced MMA fighter, who appears to be the only one who can see her. After Holly discovers that one of her own photographs caused Shayne's demise, she vows to revive Shayne's career and learns to restore her own life in the process.
Director: Claudia Myers. Stars: Olivia Thirlby, Alan Ritchson, Jim Gaffigan, Maria Dizzia, David Johansen, Megan Fox, Justine Cotsonas, Pawel Szajda. 2019. 111 mins. Fantasy.
Good Guy: Fieri plays host to firefighters in 'Guy’s Grocery Games'
Guy Fieri hosts "Guy's Grocery Games"
When disaster strikes, you can always count on Guy Fieri.
No, really, hear me out. Fieri has always been a big supporter of the nation's first responders.
Welcome to Camp Redwood: A new season of 'American Horror Story' premieres on FX
Emma Roberts stars in "American Horror Story: 1984"
I love "American Horror Story." I've watched every episode of every season, and I am really, genuinely excited about the show's upcoming ninth season, which is set to premiere on Wednesday, Sept. 18, on FX.
