Q: I hope you might be able to help solve a mystery I've been chasing for years. I recall an episode of "Miami Vice" in which Amy Grant performed "Everywhere I Go." I think the episode involved a Russian dissident who slipped his leash while in Miami, and
There are a couple of things I'm not sure about in your question, but one thing I am sure about: that wasn't Amy Grant.
The classic, MTV-friendly '80s cop show "Miami Vice" featured a number of guest-starring appearances by popular musicians, but Christian pop star Amy Grant wasn't one of them.
The Goldbergs, on ABC
Adam (Sean Giambrone) channels the Karate Kid when he goes up against the infamous other Adam Goldberg (Oliver Cooper) in the ultimate karate match in this rebroadcast. He and Barry (Troy Gentile) seek training from Uncle Marvin (Dan Fogler).
America's Got Talent, on NBC
Performers of all ages take the stage to showcase their talents in the hopes of moving forward in the competition in this new episode. Tyra Banks hosts this reality TV series, which features everything from singers to acrobats.
So You Think You Can Dance, on Fox
The competition continues as the remaining dancers show off their skills in a variety of dance styles in this new episode. Hosted by Cat Deeley, the Emmy-winning series features a panel of expert judges, including Vanessa Hudgens, Mary Murphy and Nigel Lythgoe.
Q: Does British actor Tom Wisdom have any projects in the works since "Dominion" was canceled?
Sadly no. He had one very brief one, but it's come and gone.
"Dominion" was canceled in October 2015, shortly after the season 2 finale aired. Tom Wisdom's only screen appearance since then was a 2016 episode of Fox's "Bones."
The episode was titled "The Jewel in the Crown." In it, Wisdom plays a somewhat snooty jewel expert who helps Booth and Brennan on a case but turns out to be more involved than it seems at first.
Episodes, on Showtime
After Matt's (Matt LeBlanc) tryst with Danika (Sarah Armstrong) goes viral, he takes matters into his own hands in this new episode. Meanwhile, Sean (Stephen Mangan) and Beverly (Tamsin Greig) participate in a disastrous casting session.
New Releases for the week of August 27-September 2
Baywatch
When devoted lifeguard Mitch Buchannon (Johnson) adds three new lifeguards to his team, one in particular stands out, and not for the right reasons. Matt Brody (Efron), a former Olympic swimmer, takes the lifeguard position as a way of completing compulsory community service and doesn't take the job as seriously as he should. Like oil and water, the two men just cannot seem to work together, but when packages of drugs --and even worse, bodies -- start washing up on their peaceful beach, they're forced to set aside their differences to restore peace to their oceanfront paradise.
Director: Seth Gordon. Stars: Dwayne Johnson, Zac Efron, Priyanka Chopra, Alexandra Daddario, Kelly Rohrbach, Jon Bass, Ilfenesh Hadera. 2017. 116 min. Action.
My Cousin Rachel
When his cousin and guardian, Ambrose, dies while in Italy, 25-year-old Philip becomes convinced that Rachel (Weisz), Ambrose's young wife, murdered him to inherit his estate. When she comes to England, Philip is ready to confirm his suspicions, but instead, he finds himself drawn to her beauty and elegance. Rachel is an enigma, and even as those around Philip become more suspicious of her, he finds himself falling deeper and deeper under her spell.
Director: Roger Michell. Stars: Sam Claflin, Rachel Weisz, Iain Glen, Holliday Grainger, Andrew Knott, Poppy Lee Friar. 2017. 106 min. Drama.
A Family Man
Corporate headhunter Dane Jensen (Butler) is in line for a big promotion, but his wife, Elise (Mol), wishes he'd spend more time at home with his children, Laura (Butters) and Ryan (Jenkins). Dane gets worried when, during one of the increasingly rare times he gets to spend with his son, he notices strange bruises on Ryan's skin. Soon the worst is confirmed: his boy has leukemia and may not have much time left in the world, and Dane suddenly feels a new sense of urgency to spend time with his son while he still has the chance.
Director: Mark Williams. Stars: Gerard Butler, Gretchen Mol, Willem Dafoe, Alison Brie, Max Jenkins, Julia Butters, Alfred Molina, Dustin Milligan. 2016. 108 min. Drama.
Family biz: Wahlberg family franchise grows in this season of 'Wahlburgers'
Donnie and Paul Wahlberg as seen in "Wahlburgers"
Naval shakeup: Jennifer Esposito departs 'NCIS'
Jennifer Esposito as seen in "NCIS"
Naval shakeup: Two of the biggest series on television are shaking things up a bit. Sister shows "NCIS" and "NCIS: Los Angeles" both have some casting changes in line for their upcoming seasons, but longtime fans of the two smash-hit CBS procedurals shouldn't fret: the changes are relatively minor ones.
Late Laughs for the week of August 27 - September 2, 2017
The Late Late Show With James Corden
A school district in Florida is eliminating homework for all school students this year. Yeah, no homework. It's all part of Florida's "make Florida Flori-duh again" campaign.
The state of Colorado has determined that the tax revenue from the sale of legalized marijuana has now exceeded half a billion dollars. Colorado has so much extra money for marijuana it can now afford a cocaine habit. Unfortunately, they've already spent all of that money on Funyuns and Hot Pockets.
