Q: What happened to Christopher Kimball on the "Cook's Country" and "America's Test Kitchen" programs?
The relationship between Christopher Kimball and the food-media empire he helped to create went sour seemingly overnight, as things often do when they're left out too long.
Storage Wars, on A&E
Ivy and Ivy Jr. clean up with their latest locker, while Darrell wastes no time finding an advantage at an auction in this new episode. Meanwhile, Emily brings her mom along to an auction in Walnut, and Kenny gets advice from a music legend.
The Kids Are Alright, on ABC
Parents Peggy (Mary McCormack) and Mike Cleary (Michael Cudlitz) raise their eight sons in a working-class neighborhood near Los Angeles in this new sitcom. Set in the 1970s, the comedy follows the Irish-Catholic family as they navigate the ups and downs of the turbulent decade.
The Neighborhood, on CBS
Dave Johnson (Max Greenfield) may be the friendliest guy in town, but Calvin (Cedric the Entertainer) is anything but neighborly. Despite Dave's efforts to win over his new neighbor, Calvin is reluctant to accept his friendship.
Q: Has the show "Life in Pieces" been canceled? We really enjoyed it and I keep looking for it to reappear.
It's understandable you'd be worried about the fate of "Life in Pieces." Since the end of season 3 in the spring, there's been an explosion of news about new projects the cast members and producers are taking on. That's usually the first (and sometimes only) sign of a cancellation. But not this time.
"Life in Pieces" has been renewed for a fourth season, which will premiere sometime over the winter (there's no firm date yet).
Destiny awaits: New and old faces square off in 'Legacies'
Peyton Alex Smith, Danielle Rose Russell and Aria Shahghasemi star in "Legacies"
Ray Donovan, on Showtime
With Anita (Lola Glaudini) behind in the polls, Ray (Liev Schreiber) and Sam (Susan Sarandon) know they have to make a splash at the first mayoral debate in this new episode. Elsewhere, Daryll (Pooch Hall) struggles on the set of "Mr. Lucky."
New Releases for the week of Nov. 11 - 17
The Meg
While exploring the deepest part of the Pacific Ocean, a team of scientists encounters a massive creature that attacks their submersible and causes it to lose contact with the surface base. Jonas Taylor (Statham), a man who previously encountered something similar in the ocean's depths, is summoned to help stage a daring rescue operation, but when the mission goes awry, a prehistoric predator that's been trapped in the deep for millions of years is let loose, making its way to the surface and hungering to take a bite out of a planet that hasn't seen a predator of its monstrous size in a very, very long time.
Director: Jon Turteltaub. Stars: Jason Statham, Rainn Wilson, Bingbing Li, Cliff Curtis, Winston Chao, Shuya Sophia Cai, Ruby Rose. 2018. 113 min. Action.
Alpha
A prehistoric hunting expedition ends in disaster when adolescent boy Keda (Smit-McPhee) is knocked off a cliff by a stampeding herd of bison. Left for dead by his tribe, the boy struggles to make his way back to his village despite his injuries, and when he's attacked by a pack of wolves, he succeeds in fighting them off, injuring one of the animals in the process. He takes pity on the wolf and nurses it back to health, forming a bond between species that changes the course of both of their lives.
Director: Albert Hughes. Stars: Kodi Smit-McPhee, Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson, Marcin Kowalczyk. 2018. 96 min. Adventure.
Mile 22
When foreign police officer Li Noor (Uwais) offers the United States important information in exchange for passage out of his country, elite special agent James Silva (Wahlberg) is sent to Indonesia to collect him. With deadly enemy agents willing to do anything to prevent Noor from escaping the country with the information that he holds, the bodies begin to pile up as Silva fights his way through the city streets, determined to get his charge to an airstrip 22 miles away, no matter the cost.
Director: Peter Berg. Stars: Mark Wahlberg, Lauren Cohan, Iko Uwais, John Malkovich, Ronda Rousey, Sam Medina. 2018. 94 min. Action.
Late Laughs for the week of November 11 - 17, 2018
Jimmy Kimmel Live
We are on the road this week, coming to you from the Howard Gilman Opera House at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. I'm glad to be back. I had to come back. I still had $8 left on my Metrocard.
You know, there's a perception that New Yorkers are rude, and that really isn't true. There's just not a lot of phony chitchat that goes on in other places.
Midlife crisis: Big changes are afoot in HBO's 'Sally4Ever'
Julia Davis and Catherine Shepherd as seen in "Sally4Ever"
Midlife crisis: HBO's slate of original comedies continues to expand, and the premium channel is never afraid to search both near and far for its next hilarious hit. Its latest comedy, "Sally4Ever," premieres Sunday, Nov. 11, and springs from the mind of acclaimed English actress Julia Davis ("Love Actually," 2003).
