Suits, on USA Network
When Bratton Gould comes after PSL, Harvey (Gabriel Macht), Donna (Sarah Rafferty) and Louis (Rick Hoffman) must join forces in this new episode. Meanwhile, Mike (Patrick J. Adams) and Rachel (Meghan Markle) can't find the time to plan their wedding.
Q: I was a longtime fan of "Nashville" and was sad to see Connie Britton leave last year. However, I very much enjoy the new season on CMT, even without Connie. How is the show doing ratings-wise? Is it strong enough for CMT to keep it going?
The fifth season of "Nashville" -- its first after moving from broadcast to cable -- started out on a bit of a roller-coaster, but things have leveled out now. And apparently, CMT's quite happy with the level.
The season 5 premiere drew a measly 420,000 viewers, compared to 4.9 million viewers for the season 4 premiere. That's a shocking plummet, except when you consider that season 4 aired on a broadcast network (which everyone gets) while season 5 aired on cable (which you have to pay for).
Q: I was a longtime fan of "Nashville" and was sad to see Connie Britton leave last year. However, I very much enjoy the new season on CMT, even without Connie. How is the show doing ratings-wise? Is it strong enough for CMT to keep it going?
The fifth season of "Nashville" -- its first after moving from broadcast to cable -- started out on a bit of a roller-coaster, but things have leveled out now. And apparently, CMT's quite happy with the level.
The season 5 premiere drew a measly 420,000 viewers, compared to 4.9 million viewers for the season 4 premiere. That's a shocking plummet, except when you consider that season 4 aired on a broadcast network (which everyone gets) while season 5 aired on cable (which you have to pay for).
Shooter, on USA Network
Ryan Phillippe stars as Bob Lee Swagger, a Marine who specializes in sniping, in this new episode. Based on Stephen Hunter's novel "Point of Impact," the drama follows Swagger as he's recruited back into action to prevent an assassination plot.
<span>Q: I have been searching for years for a song that played in an episode of "Miami Vice." I was told it was by Ted Nugent and that he also appeared in the episode, but I can't find the song in his discography. I remember that it had the lyrics "you c
This was a tricky one, not because of how little info you have, but how much.
The song you're looking for is "Cry" by Godley & Creme. The full line you're referring to is: "You don't know how to play the game, you cheat, you lie, you make me wanna cry."
<span>Q: I have been searching for years for a song that played in an episode of "Miami Vice." I was told it was by Ted Nugent and that he also appeared in the episode, but I can't find the song in his discography. I remember that it had the lyrics "you c
This was a tricky one, not because of how little info you have, but how much.
The song you're looking for is "Cry" by Godley & Creme. The full line you're referring to is: "You don't know how to play the game, you cheat, you lie, you make me wanna cry."
Queen Bee: Samantha Bee holds her own among the kings of late night
Samantha Bee hosts "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee"
New Releases for the week of August 30
The Circle
Mae (Watson) lands an entry-level job at The Circle, one of the world's biggest and most powerful technology companies. Although she works in the company's customer service department, as an employee of The Circle she is expected to post frequent updates to the social media platform owned by the company, even on her weekends and her days off. The Circle's next big product launch is SeeChange, a system of tiny cameras that the company's co-founder, Eamon (Hanks), believes will increase transparency in all walks of life around the globe, but when Mae offers to go "fully transparent" by wearing one of the SeeChange cameras everywhere, she quickly learns that sharing her whole life with the world has its own pitfalls.
Director: James Ponsoldt. Stars: Emma Watson, Tom Hanks, Ellar Coltrane, Glenne Headly, Bill Paxton, Karen Gillan, Beck. 2017. 110 min. Drama.
Going in Style
Three retirees and lifelong friends are forced to take drastic action when they learn that they're about to lose their pensions. Without a windfall of cash, Joe's (Caine) family will soon be put out on the street, and Willie (Freeman) will almost certainly die from an expensive medical issue. When the trio witnesses a bank robbery, they decide to stage their own heist, but discover that a life of crime is tricky to get into at their age.
Director: Zach Braff. Stars: Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, Alan Arkin, Matt Dillon, Joey King, John Ortiz, Christopher Lloyd. 2017. 96 min. Comedy.
Sleight
After his parents' deaths, street magician Bo (Latimore) turns to selling drugs to make ends meet for himself and his younger sister. By day, he performs incredible street magic, including an illusion where he seemingly controls metallic objects with his mind. When a new drug kingpin moves into the area, Bo's dealer tasks him with finding the interloper, a task made easy thanks to Bo's special skills. When the two drug lords go to war, though, Bo is caught in the middle, and his little sister's life is on the line.
Director: J.D. Dillard. Stars: Jacob Latimore, Seychelle Gabriel, Dulé Hill, Storm Reid, Sasheer Zamata. 2016. 89 min. Action.
Game of Thrones, on HBO
Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) and her dragons are on a mission to reclaim her throne in the new season of this drama. Meanwhile, new alliances form and old ones fracture as an army of the dead threatens the future of the Seven Kingdoms.
Fairy tale makeover: 'Once Upon a Time' begins a new chapter
Ginnifer Goodwin and Jennifer Morrison as seen in "Once Upon a Time"
Fairy tale makeover: Once upon a time, in a not-so-far-away land called Storybrooke, Maine, a TV series had six successful seasons and was spending the summer preparing for its seventh -- a season that promised to be a breath of fresh air.
