After his uncle's death, Thomas McGregor (Gleeson) moves into his old house and begins refurbishing it in the hopes of selling it for a nice profit. First, though, he has to deal with the pesky wild animals that run rampant through the garden, including the annoying Peter Rabbit (Corden), who loves nothing more than digging up and eating all of the fresh vegetables. The war between man and rabbit gets personal, though, when Mr. McGregor begins to develop feelings for his neighbor, a beautiful young artist named Bea (Byrne), with whom Peter has his own warm, friendly relationship that quickly spirals into jealousy.
Sarah Winchester (Mirren), the widow of a highly successful gun manufacturer, inherited a vast fortune when her husband died, but she believes that she is haunted by the ghosts of those whose lives have been taken by Winchester weapons. In her paranoia, she has construction crews constantly working on her mansion, building a haphazard maze of rooms, doors and staircases that make little sense, prompting the Winchester company to hire a doctor (Clarke) to evaluate her sanity and determine whether she is fit to continue running the business.
Not longer after the 9/11 attacks, a Special Forces team led by Capt. Mitch Nelson (Hemsworth) is deployed to northern Afghanistan. There, they meet with rebel leader Abdul Rashid Dostum (Negahban), who is fighting against the Taliban regime, and together the Americans and Afghanis fight side by side as they attempt to drive out their entrenched and violent enemy from the area. However, differences in both their cultures and in their ultimate goals create tension between the two groups and make the formation of a lasting alliance all but impossible.
High paying customers enter a Wild West-themed amusement park where they can interact with android hosts without consequences in the new season of this sci-fi drama. Trouble arises when some of the androids begin to realize what's really going on.
A scene from "Dallas Cakes"
Paula Faris and Dan Harris bring viewers a mix of news, weather and feature stories as they kick off the weekend in this new episode. The program includes headline-making interviews, lifestyle segments and funny, engaging videos.
Ryan Paevey stars in "General Hospital"
Steffy decides to fight for her marriage, but Ridge wonders why she signed the annulment papers in the first place if she doesn't want the relationship to end. Ridge tries to convince Liam to get back with Steffy, while Wyatt remains unconvinced that Liam's decisions are the right ones. Hope suggests that Liam stay in the cabin on her property, but after Liam decides whether to stay with Hope or go with Steffy to her ultrasound appointment, Dr. Phillips gives him and Steffy some startling news that leads to the two of them comforting each other. Emma, the new intern at Forrester Creations, makes an impression on Ridge and Eric. After Wyatt calls off his engagement to Katie, Bill reveals his plans for Spencer Publications, but uses the information provided by Wyatt to his own advantage.
Vivian and Kate lash out at each other while trapped in the secret room, while Marlena finds herself stuck between them. Miguel finally begins moving against Lucas, and ends up abducting Chloe. Chad flies into a rage after making a shocking discovery, forcing Hope and Rafe to arrest him. Later, Abigail shares the lowdown on Chad with Jennifer. Now in prison, Gabi encounters someone who puts her life in danger. While on the run, Gabby bumps into Steve, but she refuses to leave Stefan's side despite his urging. Eve mistakenly believes that the Bella contest was rigged by Brady, tossing her into a rage, and Eric and Jennifer have a romantic evening together. Abigail slips through Steve's fingers, frustrating him, and Brady is rushed to the hospital by Lucas. Wyatt and Ciara manage to put their past behind them, and later, Ciara and Tripp plot to trap an unsuspecting Claire. Victor begins digging into Brady's past after he shows just how committed he is to winning back Eve. Eli turns to Julie for help with Lani's condition.
Anna makes a startling confession, and later, pays a visit to Alexis before she comes clean. Jordan finds herself backed into a corner, and Diane bears less-than-good news. While Nelle turns the situation to her own advantage, Ava has a meeting with Scott. Ava comes to realize that she may be her own worst enemy. Sam helps out an old friend and questions Curtis. Lulu runs into Moxie, Julian bumps into Lucas and Franco finds himself struggling between two evils. Drew finds himself filled with skepticism.
Arturo and Nikki resume their affair, but when he seems to be getting closer to Abby, the relationship falters until Arturo insists that the two of them are just friends. Jack installs Billy as the new COO, but makes a move to protect his own position at the company while also struggling to make things right for his family. Hilary reveals that she is pregnant with Devon's child, but the revelation doesn't warm his attitude towards her, and Hilary is hurt by the indifference that he shows. After she announces the news on her live show, Devon becomes even more upset with her, and the tension even extends to his family and nearly leads to blows between Hilary and Lily. Nick considers starting over with a clean slate in the wake of his father Victor's health problems. Kyle puts pressure on Abby to share family secrets after Dina lets slip that they exist, but she keeps all of the juicy details to herself.
Lucy Liu and Jonny Lee Miller as seen in "Elementary"
Detectives are a dime a dozen in prime time, but one crime-solving sleuth is worth his weight in gold. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's iconic Sherlock Holmes has been reimagined for a new generation of fans and he's returning to the airwaves -- finally.
Comedian and political commentator Bill Maher offers viewers his take on headlines, current events and more in this new episode. After his opening monologue, he and a variety of guests discuss the latest news.
Sadly for fans (but perhaps happily for those who've had their wits scared out of them by previous editions), the answer is currently no.
When you say "they" here, you're really referring to director-writer-producer Oren Peli, who created the hugely popular horror-film series back in 2007 and had a hand in all six installments.
It looks as if it's time for the guys to make their move in this new episode of the critically acclaimed comedy. Donald Glover stars as Earn Marks, a bright man struggling to get his cousin's music career off the ground.
A girl caught in the crossfire of a drug bust gone terribly wrong tests the bravery of the doctors who race to save her life. Meanwhile, Willis (Rob Lowe) meets his new partner as he begins to focus on field medicine.