NCIS: Los Angeles, on CBS
When a highly skilled assailant sets out to avenge her father's death by murdering a Brazilian diplomat, the NCIS team races to stop her in this rebroadcast. Chris O'Donnell and LL Cool J lead the cast of this action-packed drama.
MacGyver, on CBS
MacGyver (Lucas Till) tries to tell Matty (Meredith Eaton) that he's finished with the Phoenix Foundation, but he's in for a surprise in this rebroadcast of the season finale. Tate Donovan guest stars as Oversight, a man who has a history with Matty.
Q: What did Bill Pullman do before "Spaceballs"? How did he get such a big role with so little before it?
Basically, Bill Pullman got the "Spaceballs" (1987) role because producer/writer/director Mel Brooks couldn't get either of the other guys he wanted. That might seem harsh, until you know that the other guys he wanted were Tom Cruise and Tom Hanks.
Back to the well: 'Magnum P.I.' returns to television with CBS reboot
Jay Hernandez stars in "Magnum P.I."
Name the most famous mustache to ever grace a TV screen. You have 10 seconds to deduce the answer, and should you fail, a shadowy cabal of drug-dealing, bank-robbing, helicopter-hijacking racketeers will forever escape justice, in possession of a priceless crystal figurine and a dossier of fantastically important government secrets.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, on NBC
A man is taken hostage at gunpoint, forcing Benson (Mariska Hargitay) to make a dangerous move. Later, Benson’s suspicions lead her to a dangerous underground criminal network that’s prepared to silence anyone in its way.
Forged in Fire, on History Channel
Wil Willis hosts as weaponsmiths are challenged to recreate iconic weapons from the past in this new episode. After each round of competition, the weapons are tested for accuracy, artistry and functionality by a panel of expert judges.
Q: We still miss our weekly favorite TV show, "Grimm." Will they ever do a followup or a reunion show?
Short answer: No. Long answer: Still no, but you can pretend.
For example, you can pretend that the stage play "Guilty Until Proven Innocent," if it ever happens, is a "Grimm" reunion. The play recently went through what's called an industry reading -- a sort of dry run for plays, where actors read the script before an audience in the hopes of working out some kinks and maybe drumming up interest from backers.
Black-ish, on ABC
Dre (Anthony Anderson) and Bow (Tracee Ellis Ross) find out that Junior (Marcus Scribner) and Zoey (Yara Shahidi) have become sexually active in this rebroadcast. Also, Ruby (Jenifer Lewis) discovers the kids have been hanging out with another grandma.
Q: Will "The Crossing" be returning to ABC? Or will it be picked up by another network? It was one of the best, most innovative shows in years.
Unfortunately, "best" and "innovative" don't necessarily translate into successful. And in this case, they don't translate into a second season -- "The Crossing" has been canceled.
The sci-fi drama started out looking like a political show about refugees coming to America until (not really a spoiler, since it happened right at the start) we learn that the refugees are in fact from America 180 years in the future.
Little Life on the Prairie, on TLC
Nate, Juniper and Lauren adjust to country life after leaving the hustle and bustle of the city behind in a new episode of this docu-series. The Webnars share their journey as they try to start a farm in Arizona while also trying to expand their family.
