Jeff Foxworthy, Chrissy Teigen, Kenan Thompson and Amanda Seales as seen in "Bring the Funny"
After months of hard-hitting dramas dominating the airwaves, the sunny days of summer give way to lighthearted prime-time fare, and one network is about to bring a whole lot of laughs to TV viewers with its new comedy competition series.
Will Estes stars as Jamie Reagan, a Harvard Law graduate who opted out of a lucrative career in law to become a police officer in this drama. The show revolves around a multi-generational family of cops and lawyers.
Karen Lynn Gorney has a strange screen resume with a big, mysterious gap that covers the entire 1980s.
Though it's by far the biggest thing she's ever done, Gorney was already a known quantity before playing romantic lead Stephanie Mangano in "Saturday Night Fever" (1977), having starred for years in "All My Children" in the early '70s.
But after "Saturday Night Fever" she had trouble getting work — she chalked it up to being typecast.
Some of the biggest stars in the world celebrate Independence Day in style as they perform in New York City. In addition to musical performances, the show features a dazzling fireworks display.
Footage reveals what first responders face on the job as they risk their own lives to save others in a new episode of this reality TV series. The show follows real-life heroes such as police officers, firefighters and EMS technicians.
Yes and no. The first one was based on a novel, the others were not. However, you weren't hallucinating that ebook of the sequel. Confused yet?
Author David Morrell wrote the novel "First Blood" in 1972, and 10 years later it was turned into the movie that introduced John Rambo to the movie-going world.
The Busby family moves out of their mold-infested home, but it's anything but smooth sailing as the quints' night-time antics escalate in this new episode. Meanwhile, Adam secretly plans a surprise birthday party for Danielle.
Powerful mutant David Haller (Dan Stevens) gets ready for a journey in a new episode of this critically acclaimed drama. This season, Haller enlists the help of Switch (Lauren Tsai), who has the ability to travel through time.
Powerful mutant David Haller (Dan Stevens) gets ready for a journey in a new episode of this critically acclaimed drama. This season, Haller enlists the help of Switch (Lauren Tsai), who has the ability to travel through time.
Sarah Jessica Parker stars in "Divorce"
Moving on: Sixteen months is a long time to wait for a TV show to return, even if extended hiatuses seem to be the new normal (cough, cough "Game of Thrones").