20/20, on ABC
Two years after her first exclusive one-on-one interview with the former Olympian, Diane Sawyer interviews Caitlyn Jenner again in this new edition. Jenner talks about the reality of life after their first ground-breaking interview.
The Blacklist, on NBC
When events from Reddington's (James Spader) past come back to haunt him, he's set on a dangerous collision course in this new episode. He goes up against an enemy who will stop at nothing to destroy his career.
Chicago P.D., on NBC
The team catches a disturbing case when a woman is murdered while jogging in the park in this rebroadcast. Atwater (LaRoyce Hawkins) and Rixton (Nick Wechsler) are quick to respond, and see two suspects fleeing the scene, but the chase is cut short when a priest blocks their way.
Q: I'm a big fan of the show "Three's Company." I've been thinking of going to California on a vacation, and would love to visit where they filmed the show in Santa Monica and Venice. Could you tell me some info about the area and what restaurant they use
Hopefully you're a big enough fan to remember the opening credits, because they contain the only locations you'll be able to find. The rest of the show (including, unfortunately, the Regal Beagle) was filmed on studio sets.
Prison Break: Resurrection, on Fox
T-Bag (Robert Knepper) ambushes Sara (Sarah Wayne Callies) to warn her that it appears she's being followed by two of Poseidon's henchmen in this new episode. Elsewhere, Michael (Wentworth Miller) plans his next move. Dominic Purcell also stars.
Southern Charm, on Bravo
Shep's protégé, Austen, is eager to prove he's more than just the new Shep in a new episode of this reality TV series. Also this season, Thomas becomes Mr. Mom when he and Kathryn officially part ways, while Kathryn tries to rebuild her life.
Q: Why does Chris Evans appear on the cast list for "Ant-Man"? I've seen that movie a dozen times and Captain America was not in it. There's even a scene in the subsequent film "Captain America: Civil War" in which Steve and Scott meet for the first time.
Did you stick around for the whole movie? While you're right that Captain America and Ant-Man don't meet in the latter's 2015 feature, Cap does appear on screen.
New Releases for the week of April 16 - 22
The Founder
The origins of the global McDonald's restaurant chain unfold in this biographical drama. When traveling salesman Ray Kroc (Keaton) looks into a California company that's buying an unusual number of his milkshake makers, he finds a little restaurant owned by Mac (Lynch) and Dick McDonald (Offerman) that's making a killing. Kroc goes into business with the brothers, handling the franchising of their concept and driving the company's expansion. Before long, it becomes clear that Kroc's vision for the future of McDonald's doesn't line up with the brothers' less-ambitious plans, and the business partners find themselves on a collision course.
Director: John Lee Hancock. Stars: Michael Keaton, Nick Offerman, John Carroll Lynch, Linda Cardellini, B.J. Novak, Laura Dern. 2016. 115 min. Biography.
Split
Kevin (McAvoy) kidnaps three teenage girls and locks them up, and over the course of their captivity, the girls realize that their captor possesses multiple personalities, some more benign than others. When one of the girls, Casey (Taylor-Joy), tries to befriend one personality, she learns of a dangerous, as-yet unseen personality lurking within him. Meanwhile, Kevin's psychiatrist (Buckley) begins to suspect that her patient is behind the recent kidnappings, and when the monstrous hidden 24th personality finally reveals itself, all of the women are put in mortal danger.
Director: M. Night Shyamalan. Stars: James McAvoy, Anya Taylor-Joy, Betty Buckley, Haley Lu Richardson, Izzie Coffey. 2016. 117 min. Horror.
Sleepless
Las Vegas cop Vincent Downs (Foxx) is operating undercover for Internal Affairs to help dismantle a crime ring that's suspected to exist within the department. Together with his partner, Cass (T.I.), he steals a shipment of drugs belonging to notorious mobster Novak (McNairy), but inadvertently draws the attention of other Internal Affairs investigators who are unaware of his undercover status. With his corrupt partner beginning to suspect him, Internal Affairs hounding him and a deadly mobster out for his head, both Vincent and his family are in grave danger.
Director: Baran bo Odar. Stars: Jamie Foxx, Scoot McNairy, T.I., Gabrielle Union, Octavius J. Johnson. 2017. 95 min. Action.
Stayin' Alive: A Grammy Salute to the Music of the Bee Gees, on CBS
John Travolta and other stars pay tribute to the music of one of the most successful pop groups of all time. This two-hour music special features appearances by Andra Day, Celine Dion, Demi Lovato, Pentatonix and Keith Urban, as well as Bee Gee Barry Gibb.
Swan song: HBO vet joins 'The Leftovers' for its final season
Justin Theroux stars in "The Leftovers"
Swan song: HBO's hit psychological thriller may be coming to an end, but its third and final season is the start of something new for an HBO veteran.
