Late Laughs for the week of September 9 - 15, 2018
The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon
An 11-year-old boy in Florida was able to hack into a state elections website and change results in under 10 minutes. So get ready to meet Florida's next governor, Fortnite McDeadpool.
Home Depot just had its best quarter in company history. When asked what they'll do with the money, Home Depot said, "Hire a second employee."
Foes in high places: Samantha Bee isn't afraid to pick a fight
Samantha Bee hosts "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee"
Having the highest elected official in the land call you out by name to demand your firing might be received as a serious deterrent by some, but for Samantha Bee ("The Daily Show"), it probably feels a little like a badge of honor.
Chicago-style laughs: The Gallaghers return with more dark humor in 'Shameless'
The cast of "Shameless"
Chicago-style laughs: The Gallaghers are back, and this time there's even more of them. The hit dramedy "Shameless" returns for a ninth season on Sunday, Sept. 9, on Showtime, with a super-sized 14-episode season (up from the 12 that all of the previous seasons have had), and even more of the cringeworthy laughs that have made the series the most popular on the network.
Recaps for the week of September 3 - 7
Bryton James stars in "The Young and the Restless"
The Bold and the Beautiful
Thorne gives Katie assurances of love and loyalty, which eases her apprehension. Hope and Liam rush to the hospital, worried about their unborn baby. Thorne stands up to Bill after he threatens Katie. Steffy helps Hope and Liam during a difficult time. Ridge announces a decision must be made regarding the future of Forrester Creations. Brooke worries when Steffy and Hope once again are at odds. Bill talks to Brooke about his frustrations with Katie and Will and he asks her for a big favor. Steffy tries to make it clear to Ridge why he should choose the Intimates collection over the Hope for the Future line. Brooke questions Ridge as to which daughter he'll be kicking to the curb. Steffy and Hope argue about whose line should be kept in production at the company.
Days of Our Lives
Paul's very life hangs in the balance. Will and Sonny's future plans hit a snag. Kayla receives some disturbing news about Steve. Kristen turns to an unexpected person for help. John anxiously waits for Marlena to wake up after her surgery. Abigail tells JJ she thinks Gabi is out to get her. Stefan faces a difficult choice. Lani and Eli share a close moment while working together. John finds Marlena in crisis as Valerie tries to save her life. Will is blasted by Brady when Brady overhears him declare his love for Sonny. Eli confesses his feelings to Lani. Gabi and Abigail experience a major confrontation with each other. Eric and Brady try to support John as he worries about Marlena's condition. Belle has some shocking news for Eric about their mother. Will reveals to Paul that he's regained his memory. Bonnie drops a huge bomb on Lucas.
General Hospital
Alexis becomes completely outraged. Julian turns to Drew for some help. Kim feels that she is helpless, but she shares a big secret with someone. Drew is beside himself. Cameron is very upset. Julian seeks out more answers. Nina gets everything in order. Valentin is put on notice. Nina comes up with a crazy idea. Curtis feels split. Jason continues to remain diplomatic.
The Young and the Restless
Sharon remains skeptical of Tessa's intentions, though Mariah is happy she's back in town. Mariah tells Sharon not to worry, but Tessa admits to Mariah that she's in trouble. Sharon becomes suspicious of Rey and she warns Victoria, who is also worried about his motives. Victoria later reaches out to Nate for help when she has a panic attack. Victoria starts to open up to Nate, but soon her walls come back up and she shuts him out again. Sharon worries when Rey makes an effort to befriend Nick after he returns from a business trip. Abby doesn't trust Rey either, and she questions him about his feud with Arturo. Sharon also worries about changes in Nick and thinks he might be turning into Victor. Billy shuts Summer down and hurts her feelings when she tries to seduce him. Later, Summer goes to Kyle and says he won the bet and that she's ready to pay up. Cane and Lily try to hold on to normalcy as long as they can as they prepare for Lily's trial. They spend the night before the trial together and Cane promises to take Lily to Paris once everything is over. Mattie helps to make peace between her brother and Shauna, and the teens reconcile.
The Voyager With Josh Garcia, on NBC
Josh Garcia sets out to experience new cultures and distinctive cuisine as he enjoys an exciting adventure around the globe in this series. In this rebroadcast, he heads to Buenos Aires, where he learns about empanadas and polo, and how to tango.
Q: Is it true they're making a "When Calls the Heart" spinoff?
It is true. The show's working title is "When Hope Calls," and it's slated to premiere sometime in 2019.
In announcing the show, Hallmark admitted that it's being made because the Hearties are basically insatiable.
Stand Up to Cancer, on ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC
Actors, comedians, recording artists and other celebrities come together to raise funds for cancer research in this premiere one-hour special. Over the past 10 years, more than $480 million has been pledged to support Stand Up to Cancer research.
The Gifted, on Fox
Jace (Coby Bell) arrives at a moral crossroads where he is forced to give Dr. Campbell (Garret Dillahunt) something valuable. Meanwhile, Reed (Stephen Moyer) takes matters into his own hands when Mutant HQ becomes divided over what to do next.
Funny, not funny: Jim Carrey's 'Kidding' mixes comedy and drama
Jim Carrey stars in "Kidding"
First, there was Howdy Doody. Then came Captain Kangaroo, the beloved Mr. Rogers and so on. Cheerful, wise and kind, children's entertainers such as these have inspired generations of kids. A new Showtime series takes a look at what happens when an iconic children's television personality faces unimaginable tragedy, and it's no laughing matter.
Q: Where did Rosie O'Donnell get her start?
For the past several years, Rosie O'Donnell has been living the dream of so many of her co-competitors on the classic talent-competition show "Star Search."
Her TV debut was as a standup comedian in an episode of the show in 1984, but she won that episode and so returned -- five more times.
